Ah. 'nuff said then.Decoy Doctorpus said:Guy from Devil May Cry 4. Imagine Dante but... even doucheier.
Ah. 'nuff said then.Decoy Doctorpus said:Guy from Devil May Cry 4. Imagine Dante but... even doucheier.
Nevar. The raiden fa-mechsword42 said:Here's an easy one: Raiden from MGS2. Possibly one of the worst protagonists ever.
Yes and no. I sort of feel that Raiden and Snake are dealing with their pasts in ways fitting to their namesakes. One by lashing out and striking anything and everything that he feels has wronged him (all the while running from a real family, real life, etc, which is what I think he meant when he said he was done running). While Snake seems much more methodical and driven by a sense of responsibility (or strength of purpose) than revenge.Indigo_Dingo said:But while Snake accepts what he does and has done, Raiden runs and pretends it never happened. Thats why "I'm done running" in MGS4 is such a moving line.
Absolutely. Part of Raiden hiding his past felt, to me anyway, like it was done more out of shame than anything else. He didn't want to face the life that he had led, so he hid it away out of fear that if anyone actually knew him, they would shun him similar to the conflict that Dexter feels about his true nature as a serial killer.Indigo_Dingo said:It was a mixture of the two. Remember the whole thing at the end of 2 about why they chose Raiden, as well as how he never actually told Rose anything?PEWPEWGreenLaser said:Yes and no. I sort of feel that Raiden and Snake are dealing with their pasts in ways fitting to their namesakes. One by lashing out and striking anything and everything that he feels has wronged him (all the while running from a real family, real life, etc, which is what I think he meant when he said he was done running). While Snake seems much more methodical and driven by a sense of responsibility (or strength of purpose) than revenge.Indigo_Dingo said:But while Snake accepts what he does and has done, Raiden runs and pretends it never happened. Thats why "I'm done running" in MGS4 is such a moving line.
And what does Raiden actually mean, anyway?
MGS2 was the first one I played and I knew in advance that the characters switched after thePEWPEWGreenLaser said:Dude. Why the Raiden hate? No argument that Snake > Raiden, but all in all he wasn't that bad of a guy. I think most of the hate comes from the let down of being shocked by his appearance as the main playable character in MGS2, but that could just be me.mechsword42 said:Here's an easy one: Raiden from MGS2. Possibly one of the worst protagonists ever.
Raiden had a perfectly legitimate storyline and is actually a fairly interesting parallel to Solid Snake; a soldier born and a soldier bred. The interaction between the two is also pretty awesome. I dunno... maybe I don't hate Raiden because I didn't hate MGS2.
Was that an old Genesis game? Maybe even NES? So long ago...end_boss said:The Noid.
I win.
Agreed. Emo little *****.7dollarbill said:Squall from FF8. What a whiney douche.
I disagree there.shatnershaman said:Arbiter! Ruined Halo 2.
Your in the minority dude. (Very few are elites online and all elites are teamed on/team killed)Lord Krunk said:I disagree there.shatnershaman said:Arbiter! Ruined Halo 2.
I wish there was more Arbiter in Halo 3, in fact I wish there was more Halo 3 in general.
The arbiter beat the Master Chief, in my opinion, as a better protagonist, as he shows the Human/Covenant war from the Covenant's point of view.
I also didn't like the Master Chief's cracks. He also seemed less heroic than crazy in Halo 3.
Worst protagonist: Probably Squall from FF8. I didn't hate him, as such, but he was still a complete douche for a good guy.
Yeah, that's ACTUAL Halo fanboys for you. I enjoyed the story. I didn't actually feel hatred for the Covenant, because they were misled from the beginning. (What am I saying? Mustn't unleash the now-dead fanboy in me)shatnershaman said:Your in the minority dude. (Very few are elites online and all elites are teamed on/team killed)Lord Krunk said:I disagree there.shatnershaman said:Arbiter! Ruined Halo 2.
I wish there was more Arbiter in Halo 3, in fact I wish there was more Halo 3 in general.
The arbiter beat the Master Chief, in my opinion, as a better protagonist, as he shows the Human/Covenant war from the Covenant's point of view.
I also didn't like the Master Chief's cracks. He also seemed less heroic than crazy in Halo 3.
Worst protagonist: Probably Squall from FF8. I didn't hate him, as such, but he was still a complete douche for a good guy.
C2 was such a clusterfuck, Yet so soothing... Now if he was irish and everytime he killed some he clicked his ankle thingy and drunk and talked in a lepchuren whatever way he could be voted as the "Best chosen one"rowan-thats-me said:worst protagonist? not really sure, probably, the guy from UT3 that bearly has a story line anyway.
As for the best, it has to go to Ethan Thomas, when hes in Condemned 2 anyway, how can you not love the angry, drunk, violent version of the chosen one?