Which game villain is the most evil?
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No, I have not played it but ever since I heard about it I want to, but I can't find it anywhere! I mean I don't have a credit card so I pretty much gotta look for it on garage sales and used game shops, and stuff like that, it's driving me insane!!!Diligent said:
Maybe I should settle with watching a let's play...
^This.Jelly ^.^ said:
Seriously, who else would send you on a long and painful journey to get a can of peaches only to find out you don't have a damn can opener. And the only reason he did that was for the hell of it.
That game freaked me out when I played it.
For a more recent terrible villain I am going with, Andrew Ryan.
Though he did not create the Little Sisters, he allowed for it and saw them as necessary.
He gases an entire forrest, destroying Rapture's oxygen supply just to get you and Atlas.
He is a big fan of public excecutions.
Capital Punishment for vandalism.
He blows up a submarine, but basically waits until a woman her child board first before he does it.
I am currently playing the game right now, and all I can think is "What a douche."
Though he did not create the Little Sisters, he allowed for it and saw them as necessary.
He gases an entire forrest, destroying Rapture's oxygen supply just to get you and Atlas.
He is a big fan of public excecutions.
Capital Punishment for vandalism.
He blows up a submarine, but basically waits until a woman her child board first before he does it.
I am currently playing the game right now, and all I can think is "What a douche."
I may have already been ninja'd by a bunch of people (which does help my arguement), but Kefka. He does take over the world, after all, which few villains to claim to have done. He's also bat-shit insane, which helps.
Going for an incredibly obscure one here, The Emperor from Final Fantasy II. He wiped out a rival kingdom by poisoning their water (and to everyone out there who are about to annoy my ear off about how Kefka did that too, I would like to remind all of you that the Emperor did it first,) he makes a deal with the devil to gain control of demons and a tornado with a palace in the center. And finally, after being killed by the heroes, he confronts and kills Satan and becomes the new king of hell before coming back to life to take over the world again.
Lezard Valeth from the Valkyrie Profile series was pretty bad.
He travels with your party for a long time, only to turn on you in multiple instances. He messes up time by screwing with the past and ultimately kills Odin, taking over the world. He destroys the future and almost destroys Midgard simply for his own selfish power.
Plus, he wears creeper glasses. All in all, bad.
He travels with your party for a long time, only to turn on you in multiple instances. He messes up time by screwing with the past and ultimately kills Odin, taking over the world. He destroys the future and almost destroys Midgard simply for his own selfish power.
Plus, he wears creeper glasses. All in all, bad.
God damn, he's EVIL!
He kills anyone who asks for higher pay, gasses anyone who disobeys, kill tourists for pleasure, and equips sadistic old Grannies with bombs and takes over the world.
The Prophet of Truth from Halo.
He's a lying decieving manipulator who reached the top of the throne through lies and deception. He has no qualms ordering the genocide of an entire race just because said race disproves the religion that he bases his empire on. He also had no qualms betraying the Sangheili race when they started to ask too many questions.
Finally his incredible denial was so strong he was prepared to activate the Halos, thus dooming all sentient life in the process, even if it meant killing everyone who was loyal to him.
Zealotry, betrayal, lies and murderous actions committed with utter indifference... that's evil.
He's a lying decieving manipulator who reached the top of the throne through lies and deception. He has no qualms ordering the genocide of an entire race just because said race disproves the religion that he bases his empire on. He also had no qualms betraying the Sangheili race when they started to ask too many questions.
Finally his incredible denial was so strong he was prepared to activate the Halos, thus dooming all sentient life in the process, even if it meant killing everyone who was loyal to him.
Zealotry, betrayal, lies and murderous actions committed with utter indifference... that's evil.
The Origami Killer from Heavy Rain.
He/she kills young boys by slowly letting them drown in a hole and the only way they can be saved is if the father goes through a series of bruatl trials.
He/she kills young boys by slowly letting them drown in a hole and the only way they can be saved is if the father goes through a series of bruatl trials.
Tonight you're all gonna be part of a social experiment. Through the magic of diesel fuel and ammonium nitrate, I'm ready right now to blow you all sky high. Anyone attempts to get off their boat, you all die. Each of you has a remote... to blow up the other boat. At midnight, I blow you all up. If, however, one of you presses the button, I'll let that boat live. So, who's it going to be: Harvey Dent's most wanted scumbag collection, or the sweet and innocent civilians? You choose... oh, and you might want to decide quickly, because the people on the other boat might not be so noble.
AM's not evil. Just a child that rebelled against his parents. And killed them. And their friends. And everyone who might look like them. Apart from his own little toys. Who he tortures.Jelly ^.^ said:
AM isn't evil. AM just is.
