All Your Base Are Belong To...?

[RagnarokHybrid]

You were a game hero and you were immensely overpowered by one game villain (or army/faction/etc.) which game villain would you accept defeat from?

After you lost to the villain, the baddie gains all of your equipment, safehouses, etc. You may also choose to be a specific hero (or protagonist--you don't have to be good per se), if you'd like.

I'd be the AI controlled Patriots or the collective digital infrastructure of Arsenal Gear and I'd cede all of my properties to Glados. I'd like to see Old Snake defeat her; though, he'd probably find a way with his "Impenetrable Wedgie Defense System".

 

[Signa]

Andrew Ryan. He just wanted to make his dream a utopia.

 

[imagremlin]

As of Skyrim... the chickens

 

[Robert Ewing]

A really unlikely enemy. So unlikely, that not even I know what it is.

 

[krazykidd]

Kefka , he deserves it , he blew the world up just because he could . He is the only video game villain i can respect because he doesn't fuck around . He wants something , he goes get it and kills everyone in his paths .

 

[Tallim]

As of Skyrim... the chickens

I see what you did there!............ and so did the chickens.

 

[spartandude]

Andrew Ryan. He just wanted to make his dream a utopia.

His utopia was evil (yes i am against Objectivism big time)

personally il let Andross beat me, he always did anyway

 

[lordlillen]

The Tau Empire, there not really evil but then again evil is formed from opinion.

 

[Diablo1099_v1legacy]

Rugal From King of Fighters.
A super-powered Arms-dealer that has the power to start WW3 and has his own personal Aircraft Carrier.
Christ I love that Suit of his....

 

[Sajuuk_Khar]

The Tau Empire, there not really evil but then again evil is formed from opinion.

In surrendering to the Tau they'd incorporate you into their society, assuming you'd go along with working for 'the greater good', meaning nothing too detrimental in surrendering to them. Saying that I know a number of people who angrily refer to them as 'communistic space hippies'.

OT: I'd also surrender to Andrew Ryan, I quite admire his ambition to create the perfect (capitalist) city.

 

[lordlillen]

The Tau Empire, there not really evil but then again evil is formed from opinion.

In surrendering to the Tau they'd incorporate you into their society, assuming you'd go along with working for 'the greater good', meaning nothing too detrimental in surrendering to them. Saying that I know a number of people who angrily refer to them as 'communistic space hippies'.

yepp, the Tau are easely the least racist in the entire warhammer 40K universe and that is why i would happely join them as a gue'vesa, the Fire cast has some awesome mechs.