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I think the only games that don't involve killing for me are SVR 2011 and Sims 3, technically Arkham games too since you only knock people out
Assassin's Creed. No wait...stay with me...My newest savegame is the Super moral Ezio who can't sleep at night if he has to think about orphans and widows. Beating up entire castles full of guards armed with swords is strangely entertaining, especially the aftermath with 30 uniformed men rolling around Ezio clutching their chests and groaning.
Sadly, I am still forced to kill bosses, so let me think...
...possibly 'From Dust' or 'Grand Ages: Rome'. Sure it's possible to kill people in those games, but I try to play without bloodshed. If I can (assuming nobody incurs my wroth)
Admission: These are exceptions to my general rule of killing EVERYTHING in sight. Typically on Assassin's Creed I will think nothing of chasing lute players two miles across rooftops to drive a wristblade into his neck and then dump his twitching corpse in a nearby fountain so that the water will run red as an example to all other bards, beggars, couriers, crazies, guards and general people with disabilities that get in my way!
Now if you'll excuse me, my pacifist gaming evening has built up a healthy appetite for cold hearted killing. **boots up Evil Genius**
Sadly, I am still forced to kill bosses, so let me think...
...possibly 'From Dust' or 'Grand Ages: Rome'. Sure it's possible to kill people in those games, but I try to play without bloodshed. If I can (assuming nobody incurs my wroth)
Admission: These are exceptions to my general rule of killing EVERYTHING in sight. Typically on Assassin's Creed I will think nothing of chasing lute players two miles across rooftops to drive a wristblade into his neck and then dump his twitching corpse in a nearby fountain so that the water will run red as an example to all other bards, beggars, couriers, crazies, guards and general people with disabilities that get in my way!
Now if you'll excuse me, my pacifist gaming evening has built up a healthy appetite for cold hearted killing. **boots up Evil Genius**
The last D&D campaign I was in. It was a short one, only half and hour long roughly. While most of the folks were getting their characters down the DM ran a short one to wet the feet of new comers.
I was a Wizard that was a moonlighting as a merchant. No one died.
I was a Wizard that was a moonlighting as a merchant. No one died.
Batman: Arkham City.
Technically, you don't kill anyone. As for non-violent games, Super Meat Boy. Always fun ^_^
Technically, you don't kill anyone. As for non-violent games, Super Meat Boy. Always fun ^_^
I... honestly can't think of one, if you take a pretty broad view of "people" and "killing," to include things like beating orcs into submission but leaving them alive.
I've played Minecraft a good deal recently, which doesn't involve killing anything with sentience... well, unless you count the Endermen, those look sentientish... hmm...
I mean, I played Tetris at some point, and several others, but if we're talking about the past year or three? I'm a pretty violent person, apparently.
I've played Minecraft a good deal recently, which doesn't involve killing anything with sentience... well, unless you count the Endermen, those look sentientish... hmm...
I mean, I played Tetris at some point, and several others, but if we're talking about the past year or three? I'm a pretty violent person, apparently.
Hmmmmmmm
Metal gear solid 2, 3 and 4?
I got a perfect no kill record on each
Otherwise I'd have to say tetris.
Metal gear solid 2, 3 and 4?
I got a perfect no kill record on each
Otherwise I'd have to say tetris.
Little Big Planet maybe.
I also did a successful pacifist run of DX:HR, but that doesn't count for numerous reasons.
I also did a successful pacifist run of DX:HR, but that doesn't count for numerous reasons.