Ditto, especially when he was bouncing along, "She told me to be brave! I feel so happy!"Methshin said:
Also, the scenes with Nanaki made me sad, especially with his dad and grandad.
what's your saddest point in a game ever?
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Also, the scenes with Nanaki made me sad, especially with his dad and grandad.
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The 'thing that happened' in Mass Effect as others have said and
The second Mass Effect one was more of a 'wtf just happened?' moment than a moment of sadness but still.
And yes Halo 3 because I thought it was all over and couldn't be bothered watching through the credits.
Pte. Jarhead (forgotten his real name) dies in CoD4 from radiation. Wasn't something you expected in a game.
The 'thing that happened' in Mass Effect as others have said and
Seran blowing his brains out at the end of my second play through.
The second Mass Effect one was more of a 'wtf just happened?' moment than a moment of sadness but still.
And yes Halo 3 because I thought it was all over and couldn't be bothered watching through the credits.
Fallout 3. 1st time saving Megaton from Burke, I told the sheriff what Burke was planning. He went to go arrest him and then as soon as Burke says he'll come along quietly, Sheriff turns his back and heads for the door. Burke shoots him in the back and kills him before I can even switch to VATS. I keep on playing and then I meet Sheriff Sims' kid and a massive "I could have saved him!" guilt trip set in. Over time I felt worse and worse about not saving Sheriff Sims.
When a fire ant offed Deputy Weld it got even worse. I started hanging around outside Megaton just waiting for wandering things to kill off so that I could feel I was doing something to help the people.
This is why I can't play a bad karma character. I try it out for a few missions but then I feel guilty and go back to saving everyone from everything.
On the second playthrough, I wasted Burke on my own. Now every time I talk to Sims he tells me he'll throw me out of town if I pull a stunt like that again; starting a shootout in the bar.
When a fire ant offed Deputy Weld it got even worse. I started hanging around outside Megaton just waiting for wandering things to kill off so that I could feel I was doing something to help the people.
This is why I can't play a bad karma character. I try it out for a few missions but then I feel guilty and go back to saving everyone from everything.
On the second playthrough, I wasted Burke on my own. Now every time I talk to Sims he tells me he'll throw me out of town if I pull a stunt like that again; starting a shootout in the bar.
Any one of the emotional Points in the FF6, the damn game was jam packed with heart breaking moments.
Any of the death's, especially Zack's death in Crisis Core trumps Aeris' death any day
A lot of Scenes from Lost Odyssey as well.
MG4 had a pretty depressing ending i will grant it that, despite how much I may not like the game.
Any of the death's, especially Zack's death in Crisis Core trumps Aeris' death any day
A lot of Scenes from Lost Odyssey as well.
MG4 had a pretty depressing ending i will grant it that, despite how much I may not like the game.
FF6 too: The opera house, the almost suicide,...
Most depressing game ever. Remake this game without the usual japanese anime stuff, get Uematsu to re-record the score and you have one hell of a game.
Sniper Wolf's and Psycho Mantis' s death scenes in MGS 1 always get me too.
Most depressing game ever. Remake this game without the usual japanese anime stuff, get Uematsu to re-record the score and you have one hell of a game.
Sniper Wolf's and Psycho Mantis' s death scenes in MGS 1 always get me too.
My favourite game to date has got to be crysis, but about half way through crysis warhead when I realised it wasn't going to get any better was quite upsetting, that was followed by the end at about 6 hours gameplay.
But talking in story terms, *starts digging for something in the big pile of man-games that had some kind of emotive response*
Nah its not happening, nothing I've played in the last 6 years has any real affect on me. They're all too bad or not at all emotional. Only game in memory that has would be the end of FFX.
But talking in story terms, *starts digging for something in the big pile of man-games that had some kind of emotive response*
Nah its not happening, nothing I've played in the last 6 years has any real affect on me. They're all too bad or not at all emotional. Only game in memory that has would be the end of FFX.
Yeah, the FFX ending was a bit melodramatic, but it definitely got me at the time.
Also, Jenny in The Darkness, nuff said if you've played it.
The ending to Shadow Hearts: Covenant, too. I didn't play the first one, so I was holding out for a Karin/Yuri couple all the way until I found out...
Also, Jenny in The Darkness, nuff said if you've played it.
The ending to Shadow Hearts: Covenant, too. I didn't play the first one, so I was holding out for a Karin/Yuri couple all the way until I found out...
The opera scene with this remixed version of the music http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcE1mIBVkm0&feature=related would be pure win. Seriously, done with current day tech that would be one of the most tear jerking, heart string pulling, epic piece of work in a video game in a LONG time.Juan Regular said:
End of Halo 3, when Johnson dies... I was like "NOOOOOOoooo...damn it!" He was the coolest and funniest person in most FPS's. Also when Ben Carmine died... Almost forgot this one...when Rico didn't die in Killzone 2! He pissed me off more than anything, I'd rather have Radec as my friend. 
Unless they make it Final Fantasy VI-2. Seriously: X-2. That was aweful.-Seraph- said:
But that score alone is heart-wrenching already. The piano version of it is beautiful too.
Damn, how could I forget?TheDoctor455 said:
"I was weak. That's why I needed you..."
Unbelievably good.
And Lisa's death in SH1. Hearing her cry through the door with Not Tomorrow playing is amazingly awful.
