Wh'joo lookin' at?
Turn a once bustling city into an urban wasteland by jacking taxes up the ass.
edited 21st Jul '11 2:02:31 AM by MalagasyParrot
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In Portal, I/Chell chose to escape without setting the other humans free first.
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Eclipse the Moon
Pretty much everything I do in The Sims.
I'm having to learn to pay the price
Nerds nearly need needy nerdy nerds
Dwarf Fortress practically encourages you to butcher your fortress' kittens for their meats and bones.
Switch FC code: SW-4420-1809-1805
Respect the Red Right Hand
I chose Trish over the doctors. I save-scummed when I found out Trish would die either way, since if you choose to save her, it isn't her really, but if you don't, it is.
Well, I knew when I bought Thief: The Dark Project that I was gonna steal things from people. But I palpated my conscience by never killed anyone. But then I got the mission at the ship captain's house. He had hidden his savings away so that his dishonest servants wouldn't get the money that was rightfully his wife's. He had recorded a message to his wife in a strange machine, so that she could know where it was. But she refused to listen to it; if it was that important a message, he could tell it himself. However...he died at sea, and she was going a bit insane.
And in the end of the level, I found the money. I had to take it for 100% completion. And I took it. And I felt really bad about it afterwards.
Join us in our quest to play all RPG video games! Moving on to disc 2 of Grandia!
^^^ Do kittens have more animal rights than cattle? D: They are perfectly good renewable food source!(Jk)
edited 21st Jul '11 6:46:17 AM by SpookyMask
Your army sucks.
In KOTOR, on Tatooine you are asked by a poor woman to sell a family heirloom for her (she can't herself because of the local MegaCorp), so she can get enough money to get her and her kids off the planet and to a better place. You can either do what she asks, give her some money up front, or take the heirloom and the money for yourself...and tell her to her face that you're going to just that. Leaving her and her kids to starve on Tatooine.
I did the latter. Then felt guilty and reset.
Sorry, I can't hear you from my FLYING METAL BOX!
The Shadows Devour You.
Well, I did do a darkside run through the first Knights Of The Old Republic. So I'd say the most evil thing I ever did was selling the anti-ghoul vaccine to that Hutt who wanted to sell it for profit; completely screwing over the undercity in the process.
Of course... then the city got nuked to hell anyway. So it was sort of a moot point. Actually yeah, the most evil thing I ever did was poisoning the source of a resource desperately needed for medical supplies on Manaan. I completely screwed over the sick people of an entire galaxy. For no other reason than because I could.
Beat that.
edited 21st Jul '11 7:01:38 AM by GameChainsaw
The term "Great Man" is disturbingly interchangeable with "mass murderer" in history books.
The Shadows Devour You.
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Shall we go to a panel of judges? ![[lol]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lol2v12_4863.png "[lol]"){kind=small}
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Sigh...does nobody actually follow the plot of the games they play? "Oh my god, the game clearly spells out in the first five minutes that my wish to not have a crappy life came at the cost everyone except me and my friends being erased and replaced with a world where they're living at the whims of a ten-year-old with mommy issues. Therefore...I'm the bad guy for trying to fix it!"
...yes, I was playing my Asshole Renegade run.
Ridley and Ridley
Okay, guys, I admit it. Even though that charity kept bugging me, I never donated.
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PARTY PARTY PARTY I WANNA HAVE A PARTY
Hmmmm... Probably lying to a family of slaves about how I'd bought their freedom for them. They ran off , into the sunset.
While still wearing their explosive collars 
Oh yea, that reminds me...I promised a bunch of slaves that I'd free them after I killed the guard outside their pens, then walked out and told the guard the slaves had rebelled.
Hey now, I didn't do anything violent!
Down with the Privileged🪓
Just one? Lightweight.
Two-bit blockhead
Hmm...Returned a baby penguin to its mother, then grabbed the baby and tossed it off the mountain.
Kept whacking the Whacka so many times it stopped appearing.
Repeatedly stabbed a voodoo doll of a guy I didn't know, then scared him using a talking skull.
Left poor little Wally hanging up in a dungeon. Twice.
Weird in a Can (updated M-F)
Technically violent although no blood on my hands. I ordered a Wookie to Kill his best friend, Because of a blood oath he took, He did it.
edited 21st Jul '11 9:55:24 AM by stevebat
Apocalypse: Dirge Of Swans.
It's me.
Deus Ex. A starving kid in the game comes up to me and asks me for something to eat. So what do I do?
*Evil Laugh*
...Let us in...
OMG NO NOSECONES
Hooking up Don Lothario with whasherface like he wanted.
Then shattering that marriage in oh so many ways. Her sister didn't do well, either.
We also jacked up Angela Pleasant (the golden girl of the family) by setting her up for stardom, and then yanking the rug out from under her.
Oh yeah, we can't forget the Asylum Challenge, either. (I've been meaning to try this with Sims 3, but haven't gotten around to it yet)
Happiness is zero-gee with a sinus cold.
Always Right
Not that bad a thing when you consider everyone liked it when you did it.
"Every opinion that isn't mine is subjected to Your Mileage May Vary."
If we were to include killing and maiming I once blew up a whole city for money. Then I killed the guys who gave me the money .
No wait I think my worst action was getting sex/stats boost from a chick demon in this evil realm and in return I wouldn't kill her and she would come take over the child I tried to beat her out of at a later date. I then lied and told the child's protectors that she died.
edited 21st Jul '11 2:58:51 AM by Vanitas