Was going to say that exactly.... she was a hero... she sacrificed everything for her country.... and yet shes destined to be remembered has one of the biggest war criminals...Amberella said:It's been awhile for me.
But the last time I cried in a game was the end of MGS3. The Boss. (
Must be a disorder, because I do the exact same thing.krseyffert said:this is odd, but i get really close to crying whenever i hear "still alive" from mirror's edge
How does not crying make you a man?Bobic said:No, because I'm a man dammit.
For some reason I had little attachment to Marston... I was pissed off at the double-crossing bastards that killed him, but not sad for him.snagli said:definitely red dead redemption. so sad to see John die, after all he did.
"BUT I'M NOT A GENTLEMAN YET!"Christopher Rockriver said:I wasn't strong enough to resist the full-out crying. That ending, good gods.natster43 said:Professor Layton and the Unwound Future made me tear up a bit. That is the closest to full out crying I have ever came from a video game.
I know it's a case of 'Your Mileage May Vary' but when I watched that last video all I kept thinking was "You stupid woman. You're supposed to be the best spy in the world and you let yourself get killed for a country that just loves to fuck you over. You could have just got on the plane with me. It's not like they needed your body for proof, they were going to carpet bomb the area anyway. You could have just killed Volgin, taken the Philospher's Legacy and all the plans for the Shagohod and returned to the US, giving the Soviets whatever share of the spoils would placate them. You could have fucking lived."TitanAtlas said:Was going to say that exactly.... she was a hero... she sacrificed everything for her country.... and yet shes destined to be remembered has one of the biggest war criminals...Amberella said:It's been awhile for me.
But the last time I cried in a game was the end of MGS3. The Boss. (
TheBoss... i salute you!!!