What's the most cruel thing you've ever done in a video game?

Skyrim. I was doing the Assassin's Guild quest where you have to kill the bride at her wedding, and you get a bonus for doing it in front of her guests. As she was addressing her friends and loved ones, I slipped a Frenzy potion into the groom's pocket. He whipped out his sword and murdered his new wife right there in front of everyone. In the ensuing chaos, my Argonian stole the bride's wedding dress, put it on, and walked away. Later, I found the groom walking along and forlorn in Riften. I picked his pocket, stole his wedding ring, and sold it to my fence.

 

On Pikmin 1-3 Losing all my Pikmin to something like a bomb rock and then getting a Pikmin Extinction

 

while playing fallout 3, i hesiation, then rigged the bomb, went to T's tower, talked with him, blowed out the town,

almost at the ending of the game killed mr. burke then rigged the bomb, went to T's tower, talked with him, blowed out the town, AND THEM killed Temppeny, mostly because i wanted to complete the blowed heads campaing you know the one given by the goul in the museum, by simply killing everyone off... all of dave republic (had killeable children soo was really easy ) the russian guy and both girls, and the dude at rivet city and to add some spice to it completed the ghoul invasion quest.

Oh yeah and before that i completed paradise falls quest line then bought that slave girl i used as companion AND THEN helped the children to scape when i had to pass throught Little lamplight, by killing everyone on paradise mall...

And lets not forget the 101 Incident... killed everyone off and used the site as a base for a (brief moment) after i blowed out megaton at almost the end of the main game.
Oh yeah, at the end i convinced the asshole who followed robot orders into scaping (then killed him)

The thing is, it was all really hard to acomplish, specially megaton's shotout and the dude at minelandia -DC

children charater mod ;D


If you ask, yes i tend to play both sides on games like this, you should see me playing thing like infamous i play the good side first then the bad side too

 

Playing good 'ol skyrim again. Decided to destroy my dagi-rhat character's life with drug addiction. Got level 5's in all my mental, physical, and magical wreck levels.

I don't mind my character giving me the sad face most of the time, I enjoy a character I can project my misery through, but her stats are so bad now that I can't complete skaldofin at level 36. It's like throwing a baby in a bear cage, not too pretty. I'm now in search of herb teas and rehab as opposed to finding some fucking snowglobes and shit.

This is it, dragonborn. You're all washed up! Spending your days passed out in delapidated crack shacks and waking up covered in bandit mayo. This is how you'll be remembered!

 

Crusader Kings 2 with Elder Kings mod. I have over 19 prisoners in the deepest part of my dungeon, all of them were blinded and castrated. I disabled "release after punishment" so they will spend rest of their lives in there. Some of them were 1 year old when they got imprisoned, now they're around 30 or 40. My dude got the "cruel" trait (didn't expect that) so on top of that he tortures them for shits and giggles. At this point I'm declaring wars just to get some fresh prisoners. It's like Pokemon, gotta catch 'em all.
Check out my collection of blinded dungeon babies, aw yeah.

In vanilla CK2 I couldn't beat my neighbour, so I loaded the game and played as him. Then I imprisoned and executed everyone to end his dynasty, including his wife and kids. I forced him to genocide his own family. Soon after that he gained the "possessed" trait. I felt kind of sorry for him. It was just a prank, bro. Possess Enemy King Prank [GONE GENOCIDAL] [GONE SEXUAL] (Vlad the Impaler 2 confirmed?!?!?!)

 

In The Elder Scrolls IV : Oblivion, during the night, I've silently killed many citizens of Imperial City, for not having childs and for stupid, unemotional -yet funny- faces that they throwed on my good-a** Khajiit. Then they catched me, put me in the jail, and after release I've fled to Bruma and continued in killing spree.

 

Game: The Elder scrolls Skyrim
What I did: Sent the world ablaze.
Notes: I've Killed all non-essential person in skyrim, unleased an army of undead from those same Pathetic creatures upon the land, 1000 gold bounty in all holds, destroyed the dawnguard, "destroyed" Harkon's allies (but not exactly), "destroyed" the thieves guild, destroyed the dark brother hood, now the world is mine forever more. Sad thing is...that's nothing compared to what I've done in other games, such as Mount and Blades.

 

Megaman Legends 2: Kicking pigs and bunnies.

Doesn't get anymore cruel than that

 

Star Wars: The Old Republic.
Oh my, what didn't I do?! I've went through several story lines making only Dark Side choices and overall being a terrible person.

 

While that was the final blow on the game's credibility and my hopes in it, I could say that shooting down EVERY single BOS Vertibird I saw, enthough I was in their faction (you destroyed our limited means of transport and killed at least a hundred of our men! Cool!). Becouse I lived in The Castle, VBs passed through a lot. In a joke, I built a post every kill. It amounted to 50 and they didn't care. Fuckin' ace.

Stealing stuff from the frog people in Statbound feels very dramatic for some reason. Maybe is that they don't talk not carry weapons, but uh.

Making Irina of Carim succumb to Dark Miracles was pretty fucked up too. And it wasn't even necessary as the witch takes care of that, purchasing every single dark spell from a poor blind lone lady purposefully while her bodyguard almost charged you with taking care of her and him facing you, the unbeatable was pretty dramatic and cruel.

 

Just Cause 3:
Human Fireworks catapult.

Nuff said

 

extincted like half of the planet's species while playing spore and not feeling guilty at all
then i of course became super nice when the tribe stage comes, but we're talking about cruel things
also on flight rising, exalting triple white nocturnes, nothing too bad but whatever.

 

Fallout new Vegas: I killed doc with a pool cue hacked him up and used his head as a portable chest

 

Narrator: And the ungrateful shitehead murdered the guy that saved their life. The End.

 

Been a long time since I contributed to this thread.

The game: Dungeon Defenders 2. The place: Chaos-1 Dragonfall Bazaar.

Now, for those who know me on that game, I primarily main the Abyss Lord (a necromancer known for summoning spirits and crystals for his abilities and summoning chained undead to serve as his walls and towers) and the Lavamancer (a melee specialist that enjoys spreading fire everywhere and whose walls and towers consist of geysers, volcanoes, and a bulky stone demon head that petrifies victims.)

Now, the Lavamancer's weakness is that he has to be able to build towers to regain the energy he uses for his abilities. Without Fissures of Embermount to harvest Molten Power from, he cannot use his abilities and is functionally useless in a fight. In return, people usually want the Lavamancer building, because his walls are exceptionally sturdy (if somewhat expensive) and he can literally blanket the lanes in fire to ensure enemies get roasted the whole way up to the walls. The only thing he can't fight is air enemies, but that's what you use the Monk, Squire, and Abyss Lord for.

So I join a pub game on my Lavamancer. My teammates are a Huntress, a Monk, and an Apprentice. I take a look at what they've got built, and I swiftly come to a conclusion - these idiots aren't going to survive wave 1. Lots of towers, no walls, towers placed directly in the path of enemy lanes, no coverage of air lanes... how the blue heck this trio actually managed to make it to Chaos 1 is beyond me.

So I say to them, "no offense, but these defensive setups are going to die the minute enemies touch them. You sure you guys don't want some pointers or some help constructing a more resilient defense?" I get met with a mix of silence and some rather rude comments from the Apprentice that I won't repeat here.

I don't want to get labelled an abandoner, and these idiots have clogged up the map's Defense Capacity with their crappy defense layout, so I switch over to the Abyss Lord. I figure I can hold two lanes out of the three by myself, even without defenses. If these morons can somehow hold the other ground lane, and the two air lanes, we'll at least survive the first wave, most of their stuff will be wrecked, and I can replace it with a defense that'll actually survive the rest of the match if I act fast.

Wave one of five goes poorly. The Huntress and the Monk are the only one who try to fight at all, and the Apprentice stands back at the main objective with at least one thumb firmly lodged betwixt his butt-cheeks. To the Huntress's credit, she realizes the weakness of their 'setup' against air and focuses on shooting down the air lanes - something the Huntress excels at, being an archer. I push myself to hold all three ground lanes with the help of the monk while the self-proclaimed genius apprentice screams at us that we don't even need to fight. He's screaming this right as his towers start spontaneously exploding because of kobold bombers that we can't stop in time.

I calmly quip that if we weren't supposed to fight, why is his stuff blowing up? He proceeds to blame the rest of us for not cooperating with his defenses. Which, at this point, no longer exist.

Now unfortunately, the sub-objective gets broken, and this creates a fourth lane of enemies to deal with. We manage to stop the first few enemies to be sent through it with no help from the Apprentice.

The build phase of wave-2 starts and the monk and huntress throw me their building mana so that I can actually set up decent defenses. I begin building some fissures of embermount and maws of the earth drake, and ask the monk some pointed questions about his gear. He fields them surprisingly politely, and to my delight I find out his monk is better geared than mine. I point him towards some spots where he can build skyguard towers to cover the air lanes and ensure that we don't die horribly to kobold bombers like last time, and pass him the building mana to do so.

The Apprentice demands I deconstruct all my building and allow him to build. I point out that not a single structure of his survived the previous wave, and more importantly because of his inability to arrange a proper defense, we lost the sub-objective and thus the rest of the match is going to be harder. I follow it with a flat no.

He starts screaming at us that he won't let us continue unless I follow his orders. I point out that since three of us have readied up and he's the only one who hasn't, we're going to continue anyway as soon as the vote timer counts out. It does so amidst a torrent of invectives from the Apprentice.

Wave 2 goes much better. My defense setup isn't as good as I'd have liked since I didn't get the benefit of any of the match's initial mana, but since everyone bar the apprentice gave me theirs, I can at least put up something that will hold the line. The apprentice set up some towers as well, but those lasted all of no time at all as soon as the enemies actually touched them. We survived - couple close calls, but nothing of mine and nothing of the monk's got wrecked.

Wave 3's build phase occurs, and again the monk and huntress attempt to drop their building mana for me. But the apprentice, bless his spite-riddled heart, steals it all for himself and brags bitterly about how he's going to make sure I see no more mana for the rest of the game. He begins to set up another absolutely ineffective 'defense' in front of my walls, and I just shrug and use my personal mana to repair the defenses that actually matter.

Wave 3 goes much like Wave 2. Apprentice's stuff gets destroyed, mine survives, and I harvested most of the mana the enemies dropped. Realizing that the Apprentice was actively sabotaging our efforts, the monk, huntress, and I collaborated to exchange mana quickly before he could steal it. Helps that we were the three most mobile characters on the map and the Apprentice was too slow to keep up with us. With the extra mana, I was able to get my defenses and the monk's defense reinforced to the point where the map was secure without player intervention during the build phase of Wave 4.

Naturally the Apprentice is screaming invectives the whole time, using what little personal mana he has to try and set up an even more pitiful defense than usual. I tell everyone that they can take five - barring unforseen circumstances, the map is secure. The monk expressed some skepticism, saying that the last time he heard that, every tower on the map blew up. I told him that, unlike the last time he'd heard that, his builder isn't an idiot.

The monk and huntress however are satisfied with my answer however, and they indeed go and relax. We watch as the Apprentice attempts desperately to save his towers and dies repeatedly, sharing a laugh as my defense proceed to stop the enemies cold.

Wave 5 rolls around and I do some basic repairs and reinforcement. No new construction is necessary. The map is bottled tight. The Apprentice is oddly silent. He makes no effort to steal mana, build, or even move. None of us can get a response from the guy, so we shrug and continue.

Wave 5 goes as smoothly as Wave 4. The match is won.

So we're in the victory phase, collecting our loot, when the apprentice starts responding again. He addresses me and his tone is a *lot* different. He asks if I was the one who was 'mean to his little brother.' I told him that the meanest thing I ever said to him was indirectly calling him an idiot for failing to set up a proper defense for four waves straight and attempting to sabotage me when I decided to do so instead. I also told him to scroll up through the chat log if he didn't believe me.

He did so. And after a few moments of what I presume was stunned silence, he said, "Dude I am so sorry you all had to put up with that. I told my little bro he could play so long as he stayed polite on chat and let other people build stuff since he didn't know how. I'mma have to beat his --- later." I implored him not to use violence on the kid, but got no reply.

Couple hours later, in a different match, I received a whisper from the apprentice. The smarmy, hateful, self-important attitude had returned, so I'm guessing the little brother was once again on the account. He accused me of getting him in trouble and getting him chewed out and beaten by his older brother. I simply told him that he'd brought it on himself.

A reply after a few moments of quiet was brief "Sorry, lil bro again. Put this account on ignore would you? I can't keep him off when I'm out of the room." I obligingly did so.

So, I destroyed a little kid's overinflated ego, and got his rump beaten by his older brother. Totally unintentionally.

 

I love this. A lot...

Drowning people in Roaller Coaster Tycoon back in 2005. I mean who hasn't done that
I did lots of mean stuff in games; most of it in Dark Souls 1 PvP (which is full of hackers so you can imagine what kind of fun it is when you humiliate a random hacker who proceeds to leave salty comments on your Steam Profile)

 

In Half-Life 2 or Garry's Mod I sometimes use the crossbow on a NPC's head while he is near a wall, then I lock the legs and the arms to the wall too.
Yeah I know I have mental problems but I have a good reason ! Just... Let me call my lawyer who's just right there ! *Running away*

 

I bet you might have fun with the Railway Rifle in Fallout 3, it also pins your target to the walls.

 

Noted thanks ! I'm sure the psychiatrists will like this idea ! (if they lead me out one day)

Otherwise I've been testing various creatures on Starbound with some test chambers or acid/nitrogen pools.

 

I built up this nice big city in Simcity 2000 and then burnt the lot down because I got bored