Immoral confessions

[demondude]

ITT: we discuss things we have recently done in video games that do not conform to general standards of morality.

I was playing GTA IV earlier. I ventured into a hospital located in Broker out of sheer curiosity. I found a small ward where two patients were lying down, probably enduring many types of agony. I took out a pistol and shot both of them in the head, which caused many screams of people in the hospital, and earned me a one star wanted level. After this I took cover behind the receptionists' desk and took down many police officers who were just doing their duty. Struggling to hold my own, I ran outside and hijacked a police car. I then went on to brutally run over many pedestrians before I crashed my car and Niko flew through the front window and onto the street. He punched a couple of women out before the army of policemen finished him off.

Meanwhile in Fable III I was having marital problems. My wife was lovely, if not a bit poor and average looking. When she discovered my affairs with many rich women I could only make it up to her one way. I walked to our home and I drew my sword, which I then promptly used to murder her and desecrate her corpse. I then remembered how she was just a young, ambitious lady, who I had mercilessly slaughtered. Feeling remorse, I went to the houses of the women I had had affairs with and I killed them, this time with my gun. I'm now single, so ladies of Albion, come at me.

Edit: And as some of you know, I caused a little fortress of Dwarves to emaciate and die recently.

Discuss.

[KentaRawr!]

So, I was playing this game, and I killed someone.

[demondude]

Well that's why nobody loves you.

[Madame Adequate]

In GTA IV I am obsessed with killing nurses. Shooting them with a thousand rounds from a heavy machine gun, burning them with molotovs, beating them with baseball bats - the more brutal and painful, the better.

It's quite disturbing.

[Jessweeee♪]

I told Professor Oak no, no I will not help him with his pokedex!

He still made me though

[Pike]

It's a tradition, when I play Civ, to sacrifice as many slaves as possible to build the Statue of Liberty.

Just to be ironic.

[Madame Adequate]

It's a tradition, when I play Civ, to sacrifice as many slaves as possible to build the Statue of Liberty.

Just to be ironic.

You need to build a city so huge that you can build it in one turn from sacrifice alone.

[Pike]

It's a tradition, when I play Civ, to sacrifice as many slaves as possible to build the Statue of Liberty.

Just to be ironic.

You need to build a city so huge that you can build it in one turn from sacrifice alone.

I like this idea.

My statue shall be bathed in blood and crowned with the bones of innocents.

[leader of mortals]

TES IV: Oblivion. I'm sure we have all done something beyond even the darkest man's imagination in that game.

[edczxcvbnm]

In Fallout 3 I murdered everyone I could. Quests? What quests? Just run in and shoot and keep shooting until all have fallen before my mighty feet. I once healed some kid in Little Big Town to tell him the only reason I healed him was to watch the look on his face as I killed him =D

[Mercen-X]

I had that kid executed in Suikoden IV for treason... what was his name? Snow?

While playing GTA Andreas, I killed a couple as they were walking down the street holding hands. At first, one tried to run away as soon as gunned her beau down. But then she wandered back and got capped. Where she fell, the two ended up in a position in which they were once again side-by-side holding hands. I don't know if I thought it was peculiar or romantic, but I took a picture. Unfortunately, I've sold my copy of Andreas, so I can't provide the pic.

In Fable II, I was a big fan of the Shadow Cult's wheel of misfortune and turned plenty of folk into stone. I also turned a he into a she, wooed, bedded, and married her, then abandoned her until I got word of pending divorce. So I killed her.

In Final Fantasy XII, I typically slaughter nearby allies, like Bangaa Guards and Garif Hunters... just because. During my mission aboard the first airship escape, I would kill that useless bastard Vossler because he was sucking down my exp which he couldn't even use.

I haven't done much gaming lately... that is to be considered my one true sin... alas. Oh! Don't look at me!

[ljkkjlcm9]

I think my favorite was back when I played the Sims. Build a pool, get them in it, but take out the ladder. They then proceed to swim around until they drown.

THE JACKEL

[Polnareff]

In my case it usually amounts to "smurf it, kill 'em all!" Fable series, GTA, Saints Row, you name it. I even sometimes kill people on purpose to get a game over screen.

[Slothy]

It's a tradition, when I play Civ, to sacrifice as many slaves as possible to build the Statue of Liberty.

Just to be ironic.

Every Civilization or SMAC game I play ends in nuking. Planet busters are far more satisfying than nukes though. In fact, I recently reinstalled SMAC solely to unleash a flurry of planet busters.

And though I haven't played it recently, whenever I play through Half-life, Gordon Freeman is the only one who makes it out alive. Once a scientist or guard outlives their usefulness they experience the joy that is having a SPAS-12 unloaded in their face. Until I get the Egon gun anyway. Then I gib every single one.

[Pike]

Every Civilization or SMAC game I play ends in nuking. Planet busters are far more satisfying than nukes though. In fact, I recently reinstalled SMAC solely to unleash a flurry of planet busters.

I remember the first time I built a Planet Buster in SMAC. I had no idea what it was or what it did so I sort of shrugged and launched it at Miriam.

I couldn't stop laughing for like five minutes. Then I promptly queued up another one.