Follow TV Tropes

Following

History MoralEventHorizon / GrandTheftAuto

Go To

OR

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** [[spoiler:Jimmy De Santa crosses it by deliberately spiking Michael's drink, steal his car AND his cash. The fact that he mainly did it out of spite and the fact he gets away with says a lot about his character]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** [[spoiler:Jimmy De Santa crosses it by deliberately spiking Micheal's drink, steal his car AND his cash. The fact that he mainly did it out of spite and the fact he gets away with says a lot about his character]].

to:

** [[spoiler:Jimmy De Santa crosses it by deliberately spiking Micheal's Michael's drink, steal his car AND his cash. The fact that he mainly did it out of spite and the fact he gets away with says a lot about his character]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** Vinnie crosses it when it's revealed that [[spoiler:he was the one who was behind Jonnie's death and faked his own death.]]

to:

** Vinnie crosses it when it's revealed that [[spoiler:he was the one who was behind Jonnie's death and Cisco's deaths and also faked his own death.death, [[EvilIsPetty all because he didn't want to share money with Mike]].]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


Given that the series revolves around organized crime, it was too obvious that ''Grand Theft Auto'' was going to get its own page of [[MoralEventHorizon this trope]].

to:

Given that the series revolves around organized crime, it was too obvious that ''Grand Theft Auto'' ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto'' was going to get its own page of [[MoralEventHorizon this trope]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** Both [[spoiler:Franklin and Michael]] cross it [[spoiler:if Ending A is chosen, when the former chooses to kill Trevor. Trevor pleads with Franklin, telling him he has been nothing but straight and true with Franklin. When Michael stops Trevor at the oil field, a physically and emotionally broken Trevor lashes out at both of them, calling them Judases and fake motherfuckers before one or the other executes him. After Trevor dies, Michael tells Franklin to grow up and then rants about how Trevor was a psychopath.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Ray killed the cook from Platypus who sold the diamonds to Tony; the latter never sold them himself as he handed them over to Niko Bellic and Packie Mc Reary during the hostage exchange.


** [[spoiler:Ray Bulgarin]] crosses this when he [[spoiler:shoots his own sister out of anger and possibly '''killing''' her...]] and then he does it ''again'' almost immediately afterwards when [[spoiler:he sends Luis to pick up a "gift", which turns out to be the severed head of the man Luis and Tony sold the diamonds to.]]

to:

** [[spoiler:Ray Bulgarin]] crosses this when he [[spoiler:shoots his own sister out of anger and possibly '''killing''' her...]] and then he does it ''again'' almost immediately afterwards when [[spoiler:he sends Luis to pick up a "gift", which turns out to be the severed head of the man Luis and Tony sold bought the diamonds to.from.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** [[spoiler:OG Loc]] crosses it when [[spoiler:he ordered CJ to kidnap and kill the manager of Madd Dogg, and as if that were not enough, also ordered him to kill all his guards and steal the rhyme book of Madd Dogg to be made famous.]]

to:

** [[spoiler:OG Loc]] crosses it when [[spoiler:he ordered CJ to kidnap and kill the manager of Madd Dogg, Dogg (which also resulted in the death of an innocent woman alongside the manager), and as if that were not enough, also ordered him to kill all his guards and steal the rhyme book of Madd Dogg to be made famous.]]famous. Not only that, but when Smoke betrays Carl, Sweet, and the rest of the Grove Street Families, OG Loc sides with Smoke in hopes of becoming famous in spite of his lack of talent]]. To make things worse [[spoiler:this drives Madd Dogg into depression and almost makes him commit suicide... with people even encouraging him to jump!]].



** If there was a point where [[spoiler:Donald Love]] had crossed the line, it was when [[spoiler:he planned and executed the bombing of the Fort Staunton city district, killing potentially thousands of people, just so he can earn a buck over its redevelopment.]]

to:

** If there was a point where [[spoiler:Donald Love]] had crossed the line, it was when [[spoiler:he planned and executed the bombing of the Fort Staunton city district, killing potentially thousands hundreds of innocent people, just so he can earn a buck over its redevelopment.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** [[spoiler:Jimmy De Santa crosses it by deliberately spiking Micheal's drink, steal his car AND his cash. The fact that he mainly did it out of spite and the fact he gets away with says a lot about his character]].

Added: 159

Changed: 156

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIII'': Catalina crosses this when she shoots Claude, her own boyfriend. [[spoiler: Later, in the final mission, she betrays him again and kills Asuka and Miguel.]]

to:

* ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIII'': ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIII'':
**
Catalina crosses this when she shoots Claude, her own boyfriend. [[spoiler: Later, in the final mission, she betrays him again and kills Asuka and Miguel.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
I disagree. To be honest, that mission is extremely minor in history and does not influence at all.


** For some, CJ crosses it when he brutally kills all the construction workers and even ''buries one of the construction worker alive'' all because [[DisproportionateRetribution they catcalled his sister.]]

Top