what have you done in a game that made you feel like a jerk?

[Fireandice]

This came to mind when I remembered my time playing bioshock....fun times

My first play through I saved every one of the Little Sisters, and felt very good for it too.

But when the time came for my evil game, the first time I harvested a Little Sister I felt terrible and decided that I couldn't continue being evil.

Have you ever done anything that made you feel like the worlds biggest bastard? not necessarily something that caused you to correct your ways, but something that made you think "oh no! what have I done!?"

 

[Osaka-chaness]

Punting countless people in inFamous as evil...>.> xD

 

[jad4400]

I remember blowing up Megaton in Fallout 3, but I kept having this though going on in the back of my mind that I had forgotten somthing. 10 minutes latter I remembered I had left Jerico in the city. Five minutes after that I remembered I forgot to steal the bobblehead from Lucus Sim's house.

I still miss that bobblehead

 

[Sky Captanio]

Spoiler.






I killed Trish in inFamous by being Evil.

 

[Internet Kraken]

I always feel like a jerk when I accidentally heal a spy and they back stab a teammate....while I'm healing the spy. This usually causes me to play Medic for the rest of the game, constantly trying to make up for letting that other player get back stabbed.

 

[I Stomp on Kittens]

I remember blowing up Megaton in Fallout 3, but I kept having this though going on in the back of my nrain that I had forgotten somthing. 10 minutes latter I remembered I had left Jerico in the city. Five minutes after that I remembered I forgot to steal the bobblehead from Lucus Sim's house.

I still miss that bobblehead

:'( sad sad tale you tell.

 

[thebobmaster_v1legacy]

Oh, man...KOTOR...

Spoiler

Ordering Zalbaar to kill Mission...

 

[Boxpopper]

The first time I tried my hand at saving a slave in Fallout 3, he gave me the "is it supposed to vibrate like that?!" line, and to my horror his head exploded. It was one of those "I've failed." moments that keeps heroes down.

 

[The Rockerfly]

Prototype
In all honesty anyone who played it should know why
It made me feel like a powerful jerk though

 

[Ridonculous_Ninja]

Oh, man...KOTOR...

Spoiler

Ordering Zalbaar to kill Mission...

But that was awesome.

Mine would be accidently shooting all my allies with a Grenade Launcher in Prototype during a War Event.

Or accidently shooting my allies with a spell or a full powered insta kill arrow in Fable.
Force Push is a bad spell for good guys. It makes your allies hate you.

 

[Fireandice]

i just remembered, in Portal....killing the companion cube not fun

 

[NeutralDrow]

I've been excessively cruel to this little guy [http://www.addictinggames.com/interactivebuddy.html].

It was after throwing a grenade for him to catch, pelting him with a few baseballs, and hitting him with a mace that I realized he was quivering in absolute terror and running away at the slightest thing I did, friendly or not. I felt unclean for a few days afterward.

 

[the protaginist]

I feel like a jerk when i kill Big Daddies, strangely enough, because i'm just trying to rescue their charge, it doesn't seem like he has to die. It's not trying to hurt you either, it's like killing the 10th colossus.


Oh, and killing the 10th colossus.

 

[Pragmat]

thebobmaster

you took mine... thats the worst ive ever felt doing anything in a game... was absolutely awesome that the game sucked me in far enough to care though.

 

[Jast]

If I have to be a bad person in a game then I feel like I owe every one and zero that I kill an apology. I also felt really bad on Call of Duty 4 where I was playing Search and Destroy and this guy on my team shot up another dude and the shot dude went into last stand and I stole the kill. I'm...not very proud of that.

 

[Straitjacketeering]

The first time I tried my hand at saving a slave in Fallout 3, he gave me the "is it supposed to vibrate like that?!" line, and to my horror his head exploded. It was one of those "I've failed." moments that keeps heroes down.

I LOVE IT WHEN THAT HAPPENS!

Mine was letting Meryl die in Metal gear solid, Snake downing himself while holding her dead body made me feel like a failure at life.

 

[Boxpopper]

The first time I tried my hand at saving a slave in Fallout 3, he gave me the "is it supposed to vibrate like that?!" line, and to my horror his head exploded. It was one of those "I've failed." moments that keeps heroes down.

I LOVE IT WHEN THAT HAPPENS!

Mine was letting Meryl die in Metal gear solid, Snake downing himself while holding her dead body made me feel like a failure at life.

Well at least Snake didn't drop to his knees and say as cheesy as possible "Oh, no."

 

[mrhockey220]

In Fallout 3 I did an optional quest to escort a guy from Little Lamplight to Big Town in one piece. I chose to fast travel instead of walking at a snails pace and as soon as he said goodbye, he ran into Big Town and ran over a landmine and died. The funniest fuckin thing I ever saw in a videogame but I felt really bad afterward.

 

[Straitjacketeering]

The first time I tried my hand at saving a slave in Fallout 3, he gave me the "is it supposed to vibrate like that?!" line, and to my horror his head exploded. It was one of those "I've failed." moments that keeps heroes down.

I LOVE IT WHEN THAT HAPPENS!

Mine was letting Meryl die in Metal gear solid, Snake downing himself while holding her dead body made me feel like a failure at life.

Well at least Snake didn't drop to his knees and say as cheesy as possible "Oh, no."

If you're speaking of Re4 the only reason Leon couldn't say,"About fucking time." was the reality of his salary fluttering out the window.

 

[AmrasCalmacil]

Hurling a beggar woman down some stairs in Assassin's Creed and then punching her out for not running away.

Incidently the guards didn't mind until I accidently pushed a beggar into one of them.