Dangit, I came in here to say just that. D: Fine, I'll go with another one:Ankh said:I am surprised no one has said Golden Sun, because near the beginning of the game after you get through Sol Sanctum and you talk to the old guy in the sanctuary he asks if you accept this quest (to save the world) and you say no, and if you do and walk out the door it says "and the world slowly drifted to its destruction". I mean come on how much worse can an ending get if you get it at the beginning of the game?
Oh woops! Someone fixed it up there, but Dragons Dogma!, not Age.DoPo said:Is this in Awakening? Because I only played the base game and I don't recall that.Seth Carter said:Its a tough one to explain without spoilers, but I'd say you prettymuch lose by default in Dragon Age.
You either go back in time to loop around again, or you become an invisible ghost that no one can see wandering the world until the next Arisen challenges you
Both endings left me feeling a little shaken. Either commit genocide (the true ending btw, it's in the novel) or let said race's fellow monsters keep slaughtering humanity. The Grays may want peace, sure, but everything else sure as hell doesn't! In the book, though, the Grays were just another race of Dark Ones and so were the other mutants. In the game, the Grays are Dark Ones and the mutants are just deserving cannon fodder.Anti-American Eagle said:I'm still not sure of this but metro 2033 could count here.
Yeah, but you don't really lose per say. All your enemies are dead and...Longstreet said:Dishonored comes to mind.
Either knock everyone out and get rid of your targets in a less lethal way and you get a nice ending.
Kill everyone and you got one homicidal girl.