I regretted nothing. DS for life :D
Though Carth deciding to throw himself on Revan's lightsaber was...odd.
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Story/Narrative Choices You Regret Making Most
- Thread starter Maximum Spider
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I regretted nothing. DS for life :D
Though Carth deciding to throw himself on Revan's lightsaber was...odd.
I mean, if i remember one was the thing with
the money with the emperor
Honestly I don't think I managed to get her killed in my game. I am partial to her going out via the rock grinder though.
Yup. I kmow people that chose that and then wonder why they fucking lost ciri.
The snowball figjt is also pretty obvious and people are like, nah lets not play with her
Wow, you're a bolder person than me.
Did you know the original idea was for it to be the Warden (as in the DAO pc) if they were still alive? I bet you would loved that.
I did the same and had zero regrets.
Motherfucker tried to kill his own kids, I don't care about his cultural pressure, he can fuck right off!
Oh yes, that one is a bummer, I always make sure to not tell him in subsequent playthroughs.
Isn't it? Normally you would assume that thing would open up more powerful things for you to learn, just thinking in RPG logic, and then you remember it's FROM and there are no Happy Endings. >.<
How so? I kind of have the same feeling but am wondering what your thoughts are.
Because in my eyes it's taking pacifism but is using little mini game systems based off of combat to go about doing it. Combat from a gameplay perspective is still largely there, just completely hidden from a narrative perspective; it's like you don't literally "attack" your opponent anymore but you still largely do the same thing but in this case by playing a bit of a schmup minigame and hitting the spare button which is really the just about the same thing as doing a combat run which even though the narrative changes I think really makes it miss the point.
Man, my style was always to choose the "good" option on a first playthrough and I associate lawful with good.
Stuff like this and SMT going overtime to reverse that association. Lawful is a dirty word.
I was so self absorbed I just resented that I was getting blamed. Didn't think of it from her perspective and felt bewildered that she took it so badly.
... this wasn't my fault! Why are you accusing me!
On topic, Virtue's Last Reward was a clunky, less intense follow up to 999 but I still felt like a dick whenever I hit the Betray button. The game had some surprising plot developments that twisted hitting the Betray knife harder too.
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I harvested, like, 80% of the Little Sisters in Bioshock 1. Did I regret it? Yeah, a little. Thought you got more ADAM that way ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Whatever that decision was in The Witcher 3 I made that forced me to fight and ultimately kill Keira Metz.
Bummed me out. Almost save-scummed, but I rolled with it and lived with the consequences.
Bummed me out. Almost save-scummed, but I rolled with it and lived with the consequences.
The obvious "this is a bad ending" choice in Ar nosurge near the end of the game where:
It's obvious that it's a bad ending when you have the choice to choose it, and the game makes you feel like an asshole for doing it because of a specific emotional scene that involved Cass earlier prior to this and everyone giving the look of disapproval.
And then after feeling like crap watching it play out, you get a trophy. I swear I remember the trophy actually calling out if it was worth it to get it in the first place.
You choose to stay with Shurelia and leave everyone behind. Since at that point in the game the "player" is technically in control of Delta's decisions to an extent, which makes what happens even worse since Cass trusted you.
It's obvious that it's a bad ending when you have the choice to choose it, and the game makes you feel like an asshole for doing it because of a specific emotional scene that involved Cass earlier prior to this and everyone giving the look of disapproval.
And then after feeling like crap watching it play out, you get a trophy. I swear I remember the trophy actually calling out if it was worth it to get it in the first place.
Not going full pacifist in my first Undertale run.
Romancing Triss over Yennefer in the Witcher 3.
Romancing Triss over Yennefer in the Witcher 3.
I did the same mistakes too! I loved the game too much but I do not see myself replaying it for a long time. After the first mistake I ended up reading beforehand the possible outcomes so I wouldn't get locked out of stuff.
I guess for me I only regret because I get lackluster endings out of my choices. Life is Strange
saving Cloe
letting Kenny die as I was tired of his bullshit
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