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I dunno, I think small children are more fun cuz they are more mobile so you can chase them down. Fat kids just sit there... unless you meant slightly older kids, then I'm not sure.BolognaBaloney said:
DIE SATAN! I hate halo-boysmentor07825 said:
Gordon Freeman
a kickass PhD who wipes the grandparents of the future space-marine generation, and aliens at the same time!
True, he's probably in it for the hunt too, so smaller kids will be a harder catch. Good point.bushwhacker2k said:
I dont think hes the most epic, but I agree he is awesome. Sadly, Activision had to ruin him by showing us what he looked like. What the hell. The best part of that character is you don't know what he looks like, which is what made the first game so immersive. I t felt as if I was Soap. That, is now ruined for me in Modern Warfare 2Reeper0278 said:
Oh I see, your just a troll. I was mistaken. I was giving you credit for having opinions based on your own personal enjoyment. Instead I find that you are simply an immature individual who still finds your mom jokes funny. Move along and pollute the internet somewhere else.whaleswiththumbs said:
Solid Snake. Come on! He gets accelerated aging, is all beat up from FOXDIE, goes through a giant microwave oven, takes the worst beating from Liquid Ocelot and still kicks his ass!
Martin Septim from Oblivion.
In a short amount of time, he goes from a humble monk in a rural town to the emperor of Tamriel. Not only that, but very shortly after that, he is involved in the Battle of Bruma and the Battle of the Imperial City. As an epic cherry on top of the sundae, he also becomes the avatar of the God of Time, Akatosh, and battles Mehrunes Dagon, defeating him and sealing the link between Oblivion and Nirn.
Monk-> Emperor-> Avatar of a God
And he's not even the player character! Thats what I call epic.
In a short amount of time, he goes from a humble monk in a rural town to the emperor of Tamriel. Not only that, but very shortly after that, he is involved in the Battle of Bruma and the Battle of the Imperial City. As an epic cherry on top of the sundae, he also becomes the avatar of the God of Time, Akatosh, and battles Mehrunes Dagon, defeating him and sealing the link between Oblivion and Nirn.
Monk-> Emperor-> Avatar of a God
And he's not even the player character! Thats what I call epic.
Sergeant Forge from Halo Wars. Maybe not most epic but still pretty high up there.
He stabs the Arbiter in the face and kills him with his own sword. Then he stays behind to blow up the entire planet so the other humans can escape.