Most boring villain.

[djpuppylove789]

-Fortune (Metal Gear Solid)

any of the villans in the metal gear solid universe after MGS1 (not counting those introduced in MGS1) except Solidus and The Boss(who wasnt really a villan). all the rest were retreads or retards. i mean, they had a fucking bee man, a predator ripoff-man, and a a vampire who was invincible because he had little robots in him...

 

[tklivory]

Gongora from Lost Odyssey. Too predictable - 'I will be a god!' Geez, we haven't heard that before. Give me Kefka or Dracula any time.

 

[DigitalSushi]

Skeletor
or the sammuri pizza cats

what?, Skeletor is the shits!

My vote goes to Ganon, he evil for evils sake, I mean he's the only male where he comes from, if I was him I would have stayed in Gerudo fortress with all them fitties, fuck hyrule.

 

[WilliamWhite1]

Kvar from Tales of Symphonia.

He poses a lot, says a bunch of nonsense, and fights you once with pansy guards that shoot lightning.

If anything, the guard thingers were more dangerous than he was.

 

[DigitalSushi]

The Predalien

oh god, take the memories away, even the name is shit.

Those guys who made AVP2 ruined it for me.

 

[Monstermartinii]

Dr. eggman , ofcourse

 

[WeedWorm]

Officer Tenpenny - GTA: San Andreas.

I know I completely saw this coming right from when he was introduced, but something never feels right when I have to kill Samuel L Jackson.. He's just too awesome.

Tenpenny was a great guy, "See you around, like a donut". Always thought he was a great character.

Chairman Mao. Really just a rather stupid version of Stalin. I mean, who sends hundreds of thousands of men to fight an enemy that is decades ahead of you in terms of weaponery, training and strategy (Korean War). It was a guaranteed loss.

But didn't they succesfully drive back the U.S.?

Only becuase the Americans werent expecting it. Same happened in Veitnam during the Veitnamese New Year. But the Americans eventually countered and drove the Chinese back to where the border between North and South Korea is now, the 56th parallel.

Anyway, RAAM sucked hard at being a villian. "Ima gonna kill someone, rawr" covers his characterisation.

 

[Bat Vader]

Ramon Solano from Mercenaries 2. At first he asserts his wealth and dominance over your character and when he is about to die he cowards out and tries to pay you.

 

[Svenparty]

The Enclave despite all their nice tech and stuff...Seem (In Fallout 3) to have rubbish reasons to even occupy that part of the wasteland...not to mention the annoying fact John Henry Eden is not at all threatening.

Bowzer is also annoying, I'm fine with him being a Giant Turtle but Nintendo should stop wussing out and reveal he wants some "Peach Cobbler" AHEM

 

[Unknower]

General Kyong in Crysis. So boring.

Chairman Mao. Really just a rather stupid version of Stalin. I mean, who sends hundreds of thousands of men to fight an enemy that is decades ahead of you in terms of weaponery, training and strategy (Korean War). It was a guaranteed loss.

But didn't they succesfully drive back the U.S.?

Only becuase the Americans werent expecting it. Same happened in Veitnam during the Veitnamese New Year. But the Americans eventually countered and drove the Chinese back to where the border between North and South Korea is now, the 56th parallel.

You can't call it a loss though. The Chinese goal was to prevent the loss of North Korea and they succeeded in it.

A draw is a better term.

 

[Voltano]

Dracula from pretty much any Castlevania game didn't really do much for me. He's always found at the top of Castlevania, either sipping on some wine/blood sitting comfortably in a throne room chair and...Just does nothing really.

Then again, I can't think of any villian in any JRPG that ever struck me as how evil they could be, with the exception of Lavos in the Chrono Trigger games.

 

[Grimm91]

Whats with all the Sephiroth hate? It is Fontaine from Bioshock. He just talks and talks and never shuts up.

 

[-Seraph-]

I actually thought Kefka from FFVI was one of the most boring villains ever. The man had absolutely no depth to his character as far as I was concerned, just evil for the sake of being annoying and evil.

That was the whole point of Kefka, he's a sociopath. I guess you didn't like the joker from the Dark knight either since the second I saw that joker I immediately thought Kefka.

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

I'm gonna go with that guy you shoot in slow motion at the end of Call of Duty 4...So boring that I don't even remember his name or face.

 

[Sion_Barzahd]

worst villian? Hmmm...

Probably either that lil' kid in RE4 or Lucian.
Fable 2 had a terrible ending.

 

[Shycte]

Whats with all the Sephiroth hate? It is Fontaine from Bioshock. He just talks and talks and never shuts up.

No, Fontaine is GOOD!

EDIT: Good like in a good villian, not like the good guy.

 

[BLOONINJA 503]

Seth from Street Fighter IV....

Just an excuse to make an EXTREMELY cheap final boss at the end of Sf:IV to get more quarters for CAPCOM is even more EVIL than him...

But I still love the game. worth every dolla I spent

 

[Sonicron]

Seth from Street Fighter IV....

Just an excuse to make an EXTREMELY cheap final boss at the end of Sf:IV to get more quarters for CAPCOM is even more EVIL than him...

I wonder if they actually got paid from Hollywood for the blatant Watchmen advertising (no doubt Alan Moore is trying to choke himself with his own beard at the mere sight) or if they had their asses sued for the obvious plagiarism. I hope the latter.

 

[BLOONINJA 503]

Seth from Street Fighter IV....

Just an excuse to make an EXTREMELY cheap final boss at the end of Sf:IV to get more quarters for CAPCOM is even more EVIL than him...

I wonder if they actually got paid from Hollywood for the blatant Watchmen advertising (no doubt Alan Moore is trying to choke himself with his own beard at the mere sight) or if they had their asses sued for the obvious plagiarism. I hope the latter.

My gut tells me that the stupid ying yang thing in his belly averts all legal actions of Alan Moore....

sux I know it would be awesome if they were forced to take him out...

he is kind of worthless to play as.

 

[The Great JT]

If I had to say anyone was the "worst villain", it'd probably have to be Dane Vogel from Saints Row 2.

Dane's a big-shot for the Ultor megacorporation and he treats the city Saint's Row 1 and 2 take place in like his own personal playground. He manipulates people into thinking he's the innocent party in everything that happens regarding Ultor or that they have no standing in the gang wars (referenced from the Brotherhood chapter). His motivation for doing what he does is nothing short of "because I have the money". The last story mission in the game is kill his ass, a mission I was overjoyed to do because in the last part of the mission (warning, spoilers) you shoot him in the face and he falls maybe 100 stories to the ground. Then you escape by helicopter to see your buddy shooting cops with an assault rifle.

Dane isn't any real villain, he's not doing this for money or power, he's already got that. If he did have any sort of motivation for being the villain it's because he drew the short straw from among the three gang leaders (Kazuo Akuji, The General and Maero), himself and Troy Bradshaw.