Mine would be installing the children killing mod and fus roh dahing them of a mountain.

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I remember when i 1st played Bioshock i harvest the little sister and i swear i didn't know what it was but i felt so bad about it so i made a new game and rescue all little sisters.

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I did exactly the same thing.

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just beated bioschock 1 and i am proud of my playthrough, saved all little sisters offcurse

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I killed every last one of them on my first play through. Personal preference I guess.

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you,bad guy D:

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Back in the days when mouselook was new to FPS gaming I trained my skills by trying to keep on top of other peoples heads in Quake for some good laughs.
*Edit: Oh, finding spots to trap yourself in Portal was fun, as the game humorously commented on trapping yourself if the authors of the maps took care of such situations. A bit like the "you're not supposed to be here" secret spot in Duke Nukem 3D ;)

For the feel bad part it has to be forced plot changes that go against my playstyle like having to kill bosses in Deus Ex: Human Revolution when I am on a pacifist playthrough.

I never felt the urge to cry or anything, but the death of Aeris in FF7 really stuck, even though it was completely unrelated to the players actions, so the answer might disqualify.

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What made me feel bad?

4 words, Spec Ops: The Line.

Nuff said

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+1

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+1

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true

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+1

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^ this. All. Of. It. (still an amazing game)

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agreed

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+1 ....I actually swore and screamed at the screen while Walker being all silent and shit :(

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+1

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Shadow of the Colossus had me going nuts on the emotional scale.

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Spec Ops: The Line had me horrified at some parts.

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care to explain a bit without to much spoilers? My best friend keeps telling me to buy it but i'm just not convinced

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Something like "everything you try to do to help goes wrong".

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Just play it lol, it's a very short (but very good) game. If you rush it can be done within 4/5 hours.

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It always surprises you. You think things are alright when they're really not. And as more bad things happen, you get to experience the changes that permanently impact the main character. I hope that was ambiguous enough!

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It's kind of the storyline from "heart of darkness/apocalypse now," but with the it's the viewer/player's fault for all the horrible horrible things that will happen from "funny games." don't know if that helped, but I loved it.

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"Do you feel like a hero yet?"

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Given the context, probably one of the best lines I've heard in a video game.

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but, seriously, do you feel like one? I stopped feeling anything at all but regret after the white phosphorous part :(

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Well, I can't say I ever feel like a hero in a game. It is, after all, just a game and you are only doing what the designers want you to do (or at the very least, what they let you do). I didn't have any emotional feelings when playing Spec Ops (or any other game for that matter), but I did find myself thinking 'oh, the way they've done that is clever' or 'this is the bit where I'm supposed to feel regret/anger/sorrow etc'.

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Accidentally killing civilians or police officers in Sleeping Dogs.
I loaded my previous save every time despite it having no consequences outside of missions.

To me it was like it didn't happen if I did that.

I would get out of my vehicle and go check on the police officers if I saw them crash.
I'd open the doors, they'd fall out onto the ground, and then paramedics would arrive and pronounce them dead.

It was just heartbreaking.

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Mafia (first one). All emotions in one game which impact even on toughest guys.
I never experienced something (not even similar) in any other game

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Nothing made me cry, but limbo and some of those deaths had me saying 'Why? Why does it have to end that way?' The end of assassins creed brotherhood I believe it was, where you are after the Apple had a similar reaction. If you know the bit I mean, you'll understand.

I've laughed at a lot of stuff, mainly from just cause with its ridiculous car physics. A few glitches have made me laugh as well, the giant one in skyrim for example... some of the portal / portal 2 parts were quite amusing as well.

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Dark souls: Prepare to die edition (cracked version cuz im poor as fuck and i cant afford my favorite game in the world) Solaire helped me the whole game as i like to call him Brolaire and in Lost Izalith poor man loses his sanity cuz of a bug that looks like the sun he was searching "Sunlight Maggot"

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I stopped playing after that, I accidentally opened the gate when there was still a bug alive. After that, I found the onion knight, I started talking to him and he jumped down a hole to fight some monsters and we both got killed. Haven't played since then.

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Why do you even have to SAY it's the cracked version? Just keep that shit to yourself, it's pathetic to read (being poor isn't a good excuse). :p

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Aha, just finish Dark Souls last night, oh, this morning... :)

Had read how it was possible to save Solaire, so I followed the instructions and it worked, yay! Was hoping he'd say something after we fought Gwyn, but no such luck.

But poor Siegmeyer... :( He jumped down to fight those things, and I jumped down after, started swinging my sword around like a maniac and killed him. :( Felt terrible. :(

Oh, and fighting Sif, that was no fun at all. At first it was tough because I didn't know what to do and kept dying, but eventually I managed to win, and that felt worse... :(

p.s. Perhaps on a website where we're paying real money to give away games, maybe it's not such a good idea to brag about the favourite game you didn't buy...

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+1.
Really felt bad about killing Great Gray Wolf Sif.
Especially when someone told me to fight him after finishing the DLC, his expressions made me sad :<

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Call Of Duty : Modern Warfare 2, killing Russians innocents in the airport.

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so much fun !

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That's the only part of the MW2 campaign I enjoyed.

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Best part of the game. It is almost poetic when the elevator doors are about to open and the boss says
"Bog s'nami" 'god is with us'.

One of my favorite video game scenes ever. It's a shame nearly everything else about COD is shit.

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I guess Spec Ops made me feel bad, also Portal 2 made me laugh every now and then.... Not "really really hard" though

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When Ezio's family was killed.. that almost made me cry.
Nothing else than that.. I kill everything with a big smile on my face.

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The end of red dead redemption nearly got me crying.

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+1

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There are several games that have actually made me cry. Only one has made me laugh repeatedly, however, and that game is Castle Crashers. Plants versus Zombies had some funny parts, too.

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In Spec Ops : The Line. SPOILER : at several points I shed some tears. Like for example the part when you harm civilians and find them burnt, holding each other. That is memorable and horrible.

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o.O I am a heartless monster... I don't remember feeling bad about anything I did in Spec Ops. Hell, I was happy to KILL THEM ALL after this, but out of reason (so they know not to do the same trick with me), not from sorrow+anger.

I think childhood spent on violent video games finally caught up to me... Now just wait till I go on some killing rampage, muahahaha.

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When ghost get killed in MW2..and MW all together had some sad moments,seeing your friends allies/ even yourself getting killed.
Fun kill would be in GTA series - Hooker kills - After some 'fun', I get a total refund :P

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Max Payne 1 & 2, Alan Wake, Bioshock 1 & 2 happy endings (I'm playing Bioshock Infinite, not done yet), etc.

I don't want to be a spoiler, and people playing those games will know what I'm talking about.

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One thing that made me laugh really, really hard was playing Surgeon Simulator and just dropping the drill into the patient's intestines. The drill bit gets caught in the intestines and the entire drill just spins around until it eventually gets loose and falls out. Sometimes you can get it to stay for a while and it's just hilarious to watch.

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ok, now I must have this game

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TellTale's The walking dead had alot of good moments

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To The Moon has made me cry. Surprised no one has mentioned it yet...

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hello

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No game made me cry o.o Im a heartless son of a bitch

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Play TWD and you'll cry like a twelve year old girl who just learned that there's no dog heaven.

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TWD?

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The Walking Dead. Sorry, should've written full name.

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Don't you get to choose who lives/dies in that game?

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Just... play it. It's worth it. And it doesn't work that way.

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Well it does, but they are tought decisions, and some times you get wierd feeling after saving someone. There was a time that I choosed to save a man instead of a woman and now I feel that i'm gay. Awesome game tough, defnetily worth it.

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I did complete it, It ALMOST made me cry, really sad ending tho :( But still, it's something that I still think about :O

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It haunts me to this day that I was unable to CENSURED! DAMN YOU TELLTALE! DAMN YOU!

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lol, Telltale is really twisting.

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Lost Odyssey I never got past disc two because it was so depressing and sad plus with the emotional state I was in at the time having to actually take part in a funeral in a game really shocked me I cried many times during this game and I'm not afraid to admit it and with this being 5 minutes into the start I knew I was in for a very very depressing and sad story on a grand scale but stuck it out till at least disc 2.

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I felt a little bad when I sold my companions into slavery in Planescape Torment.

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killing the zombies in deadly premonition because they scream at you that they don't want to diiiiie and it sounds so sad :(

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