what's your saddest point in a game ever?

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TheZapper

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Am I the only person who thought the end of disc 1 of Lost Odyssey was not only not sad but actually incredibly boring?

OT: I was pretty upset to see gaz and captain price die at the end of CoD 4
 

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nettkenneth said:
rockingnic said:
End of Halo 3, when Johnson dies... I was like "NOOOOOOoooo...damn it!" He was the coolest and funniest person in most FPS's. Also when Ben Carmine died... Almost forgot this one...when Rico didn't die in Killzone 2! He pissed me off more than anything, I'd rather have Radec as my friend. :p

when templar died kinda got to me as he died slowly and sacrificing himself for the isa but rico i wanted to die horribly
uhm are you sure thats killzone 2!?

i finished the game a couple of weeks ago and i dont remember anyone dying :S

(except for the general, but that didnt bother me AT ALL!)
 

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The closest I've ever been was during the first few thousand years of dreams in Lost Odyssey.
It writing was amazing, it caught me off guard.
 

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Gotta be in Gears 2 when Tai kills himself. I don't know why, but I had to put the game down because I just didn't feel like fighting anymore.

Oh, and the first time I played Dead Space. I was alone in my house, at like midnight, on Halloween. I literally finished playing for the night at about one o'clock and went and watched Meet the Robinsons just to erase the game from my mind.
 

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In Oblivion the death of Lucien Lachance. I know he was a sadistic bastard who killed innocent people but I still liked the character a lot. I was sad when he died. Also, I was pissed when Dad died in Fallout 3, I chased him through the entire Wasteland only for him to get pwnd by radiation. Also, in the DLC I was sad when Liberty Prime got blown up. He was one of the coolest characters in Fallout 3
 

Proteus214

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A lot of things in FFVI got me. Celes attempting suicide, the opera scene, and Cyan seeing his wife and child on the ghost train.
 

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Slash Dementia said:
I felt sad when...
Lost Odyssey spoiler.
Kaim finds his daughter thanks to his grandchildren, but when he's there-she's about to die. She dies right there and most of the characters are crying while Kaim is holding her hand and the kinds are saying "don't go mommy!"...
This game is full of bittersweet moments. If you haven't seen it, wait for the ending ^-^
 

Troublesome Lagomorph

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When I had to choose who lived and died in Mass Effect, when they killed my fable 2 dog, when everybody gets pwned in COD4, and sort of the nuke pwning everybody. Oh and when they massacre the elites in halo 2.
 

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For me, in Project Origin when Snake Fist died.

I don't know how I managed to get attached to his character but I did.

Really its pretty sad that this is the best I can come up with, I blame a lack of good story telling in games.
 

Merteg

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Playing Call of Duty: World at War.

I had a ten game streak of getting at least thirty kills per game, then some 10th prestige freak proceeds to join my game and continued to headshot me 15 times.

I only got ten kills that game. I was so sad. THEN I GOT PISSED!
 

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Mass effect was pretty bad, I have to admit, I picked ashely to stay so I could have sex with her later on in the game. Seemed like if you hadnt already started the love intrest with the asari crew member(whose name escapes me at the momemt), you would always pick ashley, kaiden sucked to use in the party anyway. But his back story was pretty interesting.
 

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Just seen coolest generic soldier ever (Dante Garza)die because of that oaf Rico and it`s the closest to genuinly upset i`ve ever been ,i only wish it wasn`t so predictable....
 

SebZero

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Choosing between Kaiden and Ashley.

When Zelos died. I cried a bit.
 

Mewick_Alex

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Ok I've only read the first page of this thread and I am shocked that the ending of HL2: Episode 2 wasn't mentioned immediately (though I assume it has been on one of the other 7 pages). I just sat through the ending credits feeling completely numb.
 

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You know, as a guy who doesn't play RPGs much anymore, it's surprising how many of my most emotional gaming memories come from Final Fantasy games. Specifically, IV and VI. Most of them have been covered already, but I've got a few more.

Locke's backstory involving his lost love, Rachel. That whole thing was tragic. For a long time after, hearing "Forever Rachel" was enough to get me all misty.

Also, FFIV had some really strong characters, even with the quirky translation. The scene where Edward goes out to the lake in that desert oasis town and is confronted by Anna's ghost was pretty strong. Also, the part where Rosa has just recovered from her illness and Cecil's all "You're not coming with us, you need your rest," and Rydia (or was it Edward?) is all "Dude, she just wants to be with you." Plus a lot of people sacrifice themselves for the greater good in that game. Yang... man that pissed me off. I loved that guy.

lordcookies said:
When the twins sacrificed themselves to save your ass in final fantasy 4. So bloody frustrating
They had so much to live for... And fortunately, later, they still do! But jeez that was sad.

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Cucumber said:
I got so immersed into the atmosphere of that game. I really thought that someone, maybe that mystic voice, was going to do something to hurt me. But that cube was the only thing that didn't look like it would hurt me. That's why I felt devestated when...
Th-That's it!

I finally understand why people are so attached to the CompanionCube now! Thank you!

Through the test chambers, everything either looks unsociable or downright dangerous. You could probably engage in a pleasant and heartfelt conversation with the android turrets, but you know they want your blood on the walls. Everything looks cold and bleak.

But the CompanionCube - a friendly entity... It's been here before. It knows what's in store for you. It wants to help you, keep you safe. It protects you. It saves your skin. It takes bullets for you. It's reliable. It's there to help you. You're all alone in the test chambers, but the Cube is always there for you. [...] And then you show your appreciation by incinerating it.
It's pretty amazing how emotionally affecting they were able to make a scene in which you incinerate a lifeless metal cube. Kudos, Valve.

I had to explain to a friend who had also played through the game why I felt guilty about killing the companion cube... but then he's the kind of person who hates things that are popular, especially on the Internet.
 

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The fact the bastla from KOTOR fell to the dark side and that I could not convince her to come back to the light. I completed the romantic side plot before this. I was so upset that I let her kill me. The second time around I failed again and killed her.
 

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Metal Gear Solid on the PS1, I was about 6 and my cousin was playing the part after you fight Liquid on top of REX and Meryl died, I was like :O. B** you nasty idiot why did you submit to the torture? And he just said 'Panda, it's only a game'