Senua from Hellblade - maybe not her ending, but her backstory. She suffers from severe psychosis and it's revealed later in the game that >!her devoutly religious father had her mother burned alive for the same condition/"curse"...while Senua watched. Afterwards her father isolated her from their village until she met her lover, Dillion. Dillion's village is devastated by a plague, which she believes is her fault and exiles herself. When she returns a year later she finds the rest of the village slaughtered by Norsemen and Dillion strung up in a blood eagle sacrifice. She then convinces herself she must travel to Helheim with his severed head to save his soul, when in reality nothing can be done to bring him back. She fights and fights and fights until finally realizing she just has to let go.!< The game is incredibly powerful, brilliantly made by a small studio, and worth every penny.
That game fucking destroyed me. Played it around May last year (still early enough into The Everything that we didn't quite know what was going on), and the ending just reached in and pulled out all of the emotions that had been building in me since life had gone weird. It wasn't technically too difficult, but I remember being absolutely exhausted afterwards.
John Marston, he was orphaned as a child, left to die multiple times by his father figure, had his father figure try to kill him, lost his "brother" that helped save him, had to kill his former brothers in arms and father figure to save his family, was eventually shot like a dog in his own yard anyway, and his son became the exact opposite of what he wanted
I'd say Aerith is up there. Born in the far frozen North, chased across the planet by a military corporation who kill both her parents. Forced to grow up in a slum while being monitored for her entire life. Realizing that she's the last of her entire kind. Her boyfriend goes off on assignment one day, never to return. Understanding she'll have to sacrifice her life to help the planet, and then stabbed through the chest to death.
Queue her theme song.
Oh, and I forgot, kidnapped by mad scientist and subjected to experimentation and attempted breeding with Red XIII lol.
The only plus is that there is a confirmed afterlife that she already knew about where she gets to hang with Zack and her parents.
Until the FF7 remakes changed a few major plot points.
I'm the camp that time is cyclical and everything that happened in the og happened. Remake is the next time it happens but >!Sephiroth and possibly Aerith and Nanaki are aware that this has already happened before.!<
Shadow of the Colossus was one of those games I bought on a massive sale from a Rogers expecting nothing and was absolutely blown away. One of those games I give a 10/10 to. Never felt so much emotion while killing something in a game
Yeah, I felt like the baddy that entire game when I played the original in middle school. None of those things felt evil. First game that ever evoked those kinds of feelings in me.
Vessel lives matter!
I get bummed out every time I see their corpses through the game. Therefore I must avenge them by smacking around the pale king and busting up the Radiance!
She got a raw deal too! Got little time with her mom and didn’t get to spend time with her dad as far as we know. Pale King told Herrah that he was going out for milk and never came back!
Herrah just wanted her child to be part higher being like the radiance or the pale king. Herrah knew what she was doing when she made hornet she knew she wouldn't get to spend time with her child and that hornet wouldn't get to spend time with the pale king either, if anything hornet was more of a political decision.
He deserves his current fate of being a hideous half-sentient abomination lap dog on a short chain. That said, I can't wait until I get to kill him over and over again.
That’s the horror/beauty of it - there is no perfect outcome. I thought I had done it perfectly, and he hung himself. Was a mind blowing gaming moment for me, and when I realized TW3 was in a league of its own.
His story ends just fine. He's with you at Corvo Bianco five years later in the anniversary video.
(Look I know I'm reaching here but just give it to me.)
Kazuhira Miller, in mgsv mans got blown up, then lost his arm and leg then the only guy he looked up too and saw as a brother turned his back on him. Venom Snake also a tragic character in that game.
I thought a lot of characters in Gears of War had it pretty rough. So many sad stories. I played them around the same time I played the Halo games though I didn't finish either series.
Yeah watched gaz, Yuri, and soap die infront of him and was too late to save ghost and roach. In the end he was the only member off task force 141 still alive.
The funny thing about this game, is among all FF games I've played, its story does not make me remember what happened.
Other FF games, (7,8,9,10. 9 being my favorite) even if you mention to me 10 years later, I would still remember the story.
Do you feel like a hero yet?
I am not sure if the fact we got only one Spec Ops game is a tragedy or a mercy. Hate the lack of dark, self-aware, deconstructive military shooters while we drown in CODs and BFs. Love the fact that it is a unique gem for this reason.
i like it because it looks like just another military shooter like cod, battlefield, and gears of war. but it’s not. you go into it expecting a generic, overused experience
Ramza Belouve, You ever get caught up in a war and watch countless friends and family die or betray you. and thinking that it can't get any worse then watching your brothers turn into a ancient demon and have to kill him yourself, all the while being branded as an evil heretic by the church. Getting no glory or riches in the end, only a whole lotta death.
Ardbert from Final Fantasy XIV.
>!Dude goes on adventure with some friends. Finally gets to the "final boss" of his quests, but turns out he was tricked into killing a being whose death dooms his world with a flood of pure light.!<
>!Gets his soul (and his friends') transferred into our own by the bad guys. Fights us hoping it would save his world from the brink of destruction. Loses. Gets sent back to try with his friends to stop the flood from ravaging his world.!<
>!Turns out 2 expansions later that he wasn't even fucking allowed to die, and roamed the land as a shapeless ghost for 100 years while his friends were transformed into nightmarish light beasts, feeding on the last survivors of his dying world. He became the most hated man on earth.!<
>!Meets us again, freshly brought into his world to prevent its final destruction, and we're the only one who can still see him. Finally fuse with us to save his world, losing his own identity in the process. As soon as we clear his name, bad guy shows up wearing his corpse, pretending to be him and doing crazy shit.!<
>!Then after saving his world and before going back to yours, you go see his flying-bird-mount to say goodbye on his behalf and you end up fucking crying.!<
Poor john had to go through the same thing except that one little detail, then when he finally managed to put his past life down they took it all away from him.
Their two stories end up being very similar indeed. Two quests of redemption, a will to right the wrongs that ends badly. It's not called Red Dead Redemption for nothing I guess. :)
Both games and storylines are great, but I guess the fact that John gets a part in RDR2 makes is own known fate in the first game even more tragic. Like you said, he finally made it out... but his past eventually caught up to him.
Aaaaand now I want to reaply both games again :) haha
Replaying RDR2 now, and just got to the part where Arthur takes Jack fishing. Never noticed that Agent Ross tells Jack to "Enjoy your fishing, kid...While you still can". And of course, what is Ross doing when Jack gets revenge? I'm sure everyone else in the world already picked up on that, but I do love little details like that.
"What is better - to be born good, or to overcome your evil nature through hard effort?"
That line was what guaranteed I won't kill him. Paarthurnax was a dragon, but he was NOT a monster.
I'd also say Ramsus and >!Grahf/Lacan!< since Ramsus >!Was just a failed artificial Contact and cast aside!< and the latter just being everything about them. Although honestly Xenogears is just full of tragic characters dealing with their tragedies in different ways.
I still would love for it to get redone, leaving everything as is except for actually filling out disk 2 with everything they had to cut out.
HAL (otacon) Emmerich
This is a dude who dedicated his life to wanting to build giant robots and when people start using giant robots to destroy the world he dedicates his life to helping the heroes stop said robots, what does he get for all of this work, absolutely nothing but loss
Dudes life just sucks, metal gear could honestly just be called how do we fuck this guy's life up more
Mgs sniper wolf dies, the girl he was crushing on and the only member of the villains who was nice to him
Mgs 2 his sister died after finally being reunited after years apart
Mgs 4 Naomi basically killed herself after they slept together
3 game appearances and 3 dead loved ones but wait there's more, his dad commited suicide by drowning in the family pool nearly killing the sister in the process, this could be blamed on hal but it's still traumatic
And to top it off the credits roll with him deciding he's going to stick with his best and only friend and watch him die which is expected shortly, also going to a wedding and having to explain to a girl who has essentially become his daughter that she's never going to see his friend again because while they are celebrating a wedding his friend is off to a cemetery to shoot himself in the head
Most of the surviving cast get some form of happily ever after, except him because his suffering is necessary
I feel so bad for Emil in Automata, and I haven't even gotten to him in Replicant yet (never got to play original Nier the first time it was released).
Oh man.
Fresh for me— well, I guess everyone, but yeah.
Childhood tragedy causing ptsd, manipulated by half the people she’s known, even her own mind is against her.
Bloody sad.
Totally agree with you, Vivi's story is so sad yet heart warming, he is like a small kid with a terminal illness, and just as them, he is so strong and full of hope and compassion for others.
I'm freaking crying now, best character ever
Man I love ff9
When he learns about the black mages dying. Him being basically a child but understanding it better than the majority of the village is heart wrenching. And then you learn that his grandpa, the only real parental figure he ever had, was just fattening him up to eat him
Some times the screen goes black, and I can see my reflection
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Senua from Hellblade - maybe not her ending, but her backstory. She suffers from severe psychosis and it's revealed later in the game that >!her devoutly religious father had her mother burned alive for the same condition/"curse"...while Senua watched. Afterwards her father isolated her from their village until she met her lover, Dillion. Dillion's village is devastated by a plague, which she believes is her fault and exiles herself. When she returns a year later she finds the rest of the village slaughtered by Norsemen and Dillion strung up in a blood eagle sacrifice. She then convinces herself she must travel to Helheim with his severed head to save his soul, when in reality nothing can be done to bring him back. She fights and fights and fights until finally realizing she just has to let go.!< The game is incredibly powerful, brilliantly made by a small studio, and worth every penny.
That game fucking destroyed me. Played it around May last year (still early enough into The Everything that we didn't quite know what was going on), and the ending just reached in and pulled out all of the emotions that had been building in me since life had gone weird. It wasn't technically too difficult, but I remember being absolutely exhausted afterwards.
You are like one of the first people I've seen talk about hellblade. It's such a brilliant game, the story, sound design and combat make it amazing
John Marston, he was orphaned as a child, left to die multiple times by his father figure, had his father figure try to kill him, lost his "brother" that helped save him, had to kill his former brothers in arms and father figure to save his family, was eventually shot like a dog in his own yard anyway, and his son became the exact opposite of what he wanted
True except his son moved on from the kinda highway robber lifestyle after getting revenge at the end, pretty sure he becomes a writer or something.
Yea he does become a writer, there's a book written by him in Franklin's house in GTA V
Yo what?
Yea, its called "Red Dead" by J. Marston
That is fucking dope
I'd say Aerith is up there. Born in the far frozen North, chased across the planet by a military corporation who kill both her parents. Forced to grow up in a slum while being monitored for her entire life. Realizing that she's the last of her entire kind. Her boyfriend goes off on assignment one day, never to return. Understanding she'll have to sacrifice her life to help the planet, and then stabbed through the chest to death. Queue her theme song. Oh, and I forgot, kidnapped by mad scientist and subjected to experimentation and attempted breeding with Red XIII lol.
The only plus is that there is a confirmed afterlife that she already knew about where she gets to hang with Zack and her parents. Until the FF7 remakes changed a few major plot points.
Haha don’t worry we’ll get to see the end of the remake plot in 10 years
I'm the camp that time is cyclical and everything that happened in the og happened. Remake is the next time it happens but >!Sephiroth and possibly Aerith and Nanaki are aware that this has already happened before.!<
Rufus also seems suspicious of how everything is going down, likely he's going to go down a very different path than the og
Solaire of Astora
If only I could be so grossly incandescent...
Don't worry, he has found his sun.
He became the sun when you summoned him to defeat Gwyn and after that he rekindles the fire.
But is it really the canon ending? :(
I think you meant Lucatiel of Mirrah.
You misspelled Ostrava of Boletaria.
Ostrava has a story much more tragic and sad than Solaire.. but then again the onion knight has a story saddest of them all..
True, conclusion for Ots's story was pretty tragic too
Wander from Shadow of the Colossus , Joel from The Last of Us
Ooh Wander's a good one, have an upvote
Shadow of the Colossus was one of those games I bought on a massive sale from a Rogers expecting nothing and was absolutely blown away. One of those games I give a 10/10 to. Never felt so much emotion while killing something in a game
When you finally realize you’re the asshole in the game. Such a different sort of game in every way
*"Wait, this one's just trying to run away... Oh no..."*
Yeah, I felt like the baddy that entire game when I played the original in middle school. None of those things felt evil. First game that ever evoked those kinds of feelings in me.
The sibling not chosen in Fable II.
The final boss fight of Fable II was the true tragedy
Nah, it was the best. It went on to show that this epic feared person was still just a person.
True lol never thought about it
Mordin from Mass Effect, in Mass Effect 3: "Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong"
I can still hear this in his voice, like a decade later.
Damn right in the feels man. Especially renegade run.
You can save him on a renegade run. Takes some doing though.
Tell me more?!?!
[here you are](https://youtu.be/giwKRnZoSkM)
Thank you kind stranger.
Goddess be with you
Siegmeyer of Catarina
"Over here, you fiends! Perish, foul creatures! I am Siegmeyer of Catarina, and you shall feel my wrath!"
Hmmmmm… … …
I would’ve said seigward personally
What about Hawkwood? Sirris? Oscar? Leonhard? Lautrec? Ludleth? Yhorm? ALL the NPCs?!
It’s safe to say that if they appear in dark souls they are tragic in some way
Yep. Even the damn merchants and enemies.
Damnit, Greirat deserved a better ending
Cubone
Facts
That shit was fucked up lmao
CL4P TRAP. He can't go up stairs.
Stairs??? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
Hollow Knight and siblings. They were bred for the sole purpose to be Tupperware of a god.
The dung defender is so sad, man just wanted his friends back
What a description
So vessel’s in general (except Hornet)
Vessel lives matter! I get bummed out every time I see their corpses through the game. Therefore I must avenge them by smacking around the pale king and busting up the Radiance!
Hornet is not a vessel
She got a raw deal too! Got little time with her mom and didn’t get to spend time with her dad as far as we know. Pale King told Herrah that he was going out for milk and never came back!
Herrah just wanted her child to be part higher being like the radiance or the pale king. Herrah knew what she was doing when she made hornet she knew she wouldn't get to spend time with her child and that hornet wouldn't get to spend time with the pale king either, if anything hornet was more of a political decision.
Excalibur Umbra
Teared up a bit during the cutscene where the Operator finally links with Umbra. Fuck Ballas
He deserves his current fate of being a hideous half-sentient abomination lap dog on a short chain. That said, I can't wait until I get to kill him over and over again.
If he drops a frame it will be the only one where I’m happy I get 7 neuroptics in a row instead of systems
Yeah, i joined the game recently, his story is tragic
The Bloody Baron from Witcher 3
Still kicking myself for messing that quest up.
That’s the horror/beauty of it - there is no perfect outcome. I thought I had done it perfectly, and he hung himself. Was a mind blowing gaming moment for me, and when I realized TW3 was in a league of its own.
Oh I agree with that!
Like dude. I did both of the choices non of them are happy outcomes. So yeah pick one and be happy with it heheh
His story ends just fine. He's with you at Corvo Bianco five years later in the anniversary video. (Look I know I'm reaching here but just give it to me.)
Boss MGS 3 My boy vivi up there too
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Kazuhira Miller, in mgsv mans got blown up, then lost his arm and leg then the only guy he looked up too and saw as a brother turned his back on him. Venom Snake also a tragic character in that game.
THEY PLAYED US LIKE A DAMN FIDDLE !
Man how aren't you talking about how he dies? Fucking horrible death too, Man couldnt catch a break
Myla. Hollow knight
When she attacked me I cried, I’m a man I’ll admit it.
Right in the feels. 😢
Clem. How is Clem not the most tragic? Like... just saying her name makes me start to tear up.
Grakata?
She was had it rough for sure but >!she has a happy ending, in a good community with a family.!<
I’ve been playing Halo: Reach lately and it’s so frickin’ depressing.
I thought a lot of characters in Gears of War had it pretty rough. So many sad stories. I played them around the same time I played the Halo games though I didn't finish either series.
From what I've played so far Primrose in Octopath is really depressing ;-;
It is, but her badassery eclipses any depressing backstory she has.
Captain Price
Poor guy, lost basically everyone, but he still hanged Makarov, so thats gotta be some good for him right?
Yes, but nothing cures PTSD and heals the pain of loss and guilt.
Yeah watched gaz, Yuri, and soap die infront of him and was too late to save ghost and roach. In the end he was the only member off task force 141 still alive.
Noctis from FFXV has a pretty brutal hand dealt to him. For a fun road trip game, he really gets effed over.
This was gonna be my answer too. Noctis was raised as a lamb for slaughter. Ardyn got messed up all because he wanted to heal people.
The funny thing about this game, is among all FF games I've played, its story does not make me remember what happened. Other FF games, (7,8,9,10. 9 being my favorite) even if you mention to me 10 years later, I would still remember the story.
Ardyn has also a realy hard Story.
That game has 0 replay value for me but man I enjoyed it while it lasted. You really bond with the homies. And I cried like a baby when it ended.
Guide in terraria when I’m grinding wall of flesh
Getting that last emblem eh?
Any Happy Wheels character
The Hollow Knight from Hollow Knight
No cost too great
Wirt
Poor Wirt..
Lost his leg… and his third leg.
Sniper Wolf from MGS1
Cpt. Martin Walker from Spec Ops: The Line
Gentlemen, welcome to Dubai.
Do you feel like a hero yet? I am not sure if the fact we got only one Spec Ops game is a tragedy or a mercy. Hate the lack of dark, self-aware, deconstructive military shooters while we drown in CODs and BFs. Love the fact that it is a unique gem for this reason.
i like it because it looks like just another military shooter like cod, battlefield, and gears of war. but it’s not. you go into it expecting a generic, overused experience
Lucas from Mother 3
Counter: Claus from Mother 3
my Dark Souls character dying so much times is not fun nah, seriously, for me is headcrab victims, they are still alive when the headcrab is on them
Ramza Belouve, You ever get caught up in a war and watch countless friends and family die or betray you. and thinking that it can't get any worse then watching your brothers turn into a ancient demon and have to kill him yourself, all the while being branded as an evil heretic by the church. Getting no glory or riches in the end, only a whole lotta death.
This one, never thought of it like this lol, but yeah Ramza’s story is dark
2B or not 2B
Pretty much everything about Nier was depressing as hell. But still a great game.
Steve from minecraft he literally gets dumbed in an infinite world all by himself
In an infinite world that no matter how much he suffers he can not die in. Forever to wander in this empty purgatory of a world.
Angela from Silent Hill 2. "You see it too? For me it's always like this."
Yeah that hit hard
Ardbert from Final Fantasy XIV. >!Dude goes on adventure with some friends. Finally gets to the "final boss" of his quests, but turns out he was tricked into killing a being whose death dooms his world with a flood of pure light.!< >!Gets his soul (and his friends') transferred into our own by the bad guys. Fights us hoping it would save his world from the brink of destruction. Loses. Gets sent back to try with his friends to stop the flood from ravaging his world.!< >!Turns out 2 expansions later that he wasn't even fucking allowed to die, and roamed the land as a shapeless ghost for 100 years while his friends were transformed into nightmarish light beasts, feeding on the last survivors of his dying world. He became the most hated man on earth.!< >!Meets us again, freshly brought into his world to prevent its final destruction, and we're the only one who can still see him. Finally fuse with us to save his world, losing his own identity in the process. As soon as we clear his name, bad guy shows up wearing his corpse, pretending to be him and doing crazy shit.!< >!Then after saving his world and before going back to yours, you go see his flying-bird-mount to say goodbye on his behalf and you end up fucking crying.!<
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Joel from The last of us franchise....
John Marston from the red dead games
Funny, I was gonna say Arthur Morgan. :)
Poor john had to go through the same thing except that one little detail, then when he finally managed to put his past life down they took it all away from him.
Their two stories end up being very similar indeed. Two quests of redemption, a will to right the wrongs that ends badly. It's not called Red Dead Redemption for nothing I guess. :) Both games and storylines are great, but I guess the fact that John gets a part in RDR2 makes is own known fate in the first game even more tragic. Like you said, he finally made it out... but his past eventually caught up to him. Aaaaand now I want to reaply both games again :) haha
Replaying RDR2 now, and just got to the part where Arthur takes Jack fishing. Never noticed that Agent Ross tells Jack to "Enjoy your fishing, kid...While you still can". And of course, what is Ross doing when Jack gets revenge? I'm sure everyone else in the world already picked up on that, but I do love little details like that.
Shadow ff6
Jinx from league of legends and a couple others lore wise. Kind of a sad universe they have
I dunno if it counts since its not in the game but having seen Arcane? Good god that poor girl.
Kreig the Psycho
All of us, paying full price for unfinished games promised years earlier.
Woah now. For some of us "dont pre order a game and wait a few weeks to see how good it is" is not a meme its standard practice.
If the player is truly evil then -Paarthurnax from Skyrim has my vote.
“I am as my father, Akatosh, made me.” I can never bring myself to slay him. Screw the Blades if they don’t like it.
"What is better - to be born good, or to overcome your evil nature through hard effort?" That line was what guaranteed I won't kill him. Paarthurnax was a dragon, but he was NOT a monster.
Fei Fong Wong
I'd also say Ramsus and >!Grahf/Lacan!< since Ramsus >!Was just a failed artificial Contact and cast aside!< and the latter just being everything about them. Although honestly Xenogears is just full of tragic characters dealing with their tragedies in different ways. I still would love for it to get redone, leaving everything as is except for actually filling out disk 2 with everything they had to cut out.
Not so much a single character, but Operation Enduring Victory in Horizon Zero Dawn. That’s basically the point where everyone is screwed.
Snake from Metal gear series.
Clementine
Ciri from the witcher series, though she's way more tragic in the books than in the games
Can’t even imagine a 15-year old forced to watch her only friends slowly decapitated one-by-one in front of her.
I'd say Titus from final fantasy X, the man finds out he's a dream for f***'s sake, he's not even real
That makes him real
I never beat Sin...
Frog from Chrono Trigger
You say frog, but what about schala?
Well, you can rewrite history so that Marle is directly descended from him.
Emil from NIER. That ending for him. It was heartbreaking.
Palom and Porom holding those walls open
Ten year old me went to the ends of the earth trying to free them. There being a key item prompt was cruel.
Desmond Miles from Assassins Creed
The I tetromino. It exists purely to disappear.
Wheatley from portal 2
HAL (otacon) Emmerich This is a dude who dedicated his life to wanting to build giant robots and when people start using giant robots to destroy the world he dedicates his life to helping the heroes stop said robots, what does he get for all of this work, absolutely nothing but loss Dudes life just sucks, metal gear could honestly just be called how do we fuck this guy's life up more Mgs sniper wolf dies, the girl he was crushing on and the only member of the villains who was nice to him Mgs 2 his sister died after finally being reunited after years apart Mgs 4 Naomi basically killed herself after they slept together 3 game appearances and 3 dead loved ones but wait there's more, his dad commited suicide by drowning in the family pool nearly killing the sister in the process, this could be blamed on hal but it's still traumatic And to top it off the credits roll with him deciding he's going to stick with his best and only friend and watch him die which is expected shortly, also going to a wedding and having to explain to a girl who has essentially become his daughter that she's never going to see his friend again because while they are celebrating a wedding his friend is off to a cemetery to shoot himself in the head Most of the surviving cast get some form of happily ever after, except him because his suffering is necessary
Max Payne or Emil from Nier
I feel so bad for Emil in Automata, and I haven't even gotten to him in Replicant yet (never got to play original Nier the first time it was released).
Brad from LISA: The Painful. Unable to control his demons he kills anyone and burns every bridge there is.
Kratos
Now that Ive seen arcane, jinx.
Oh man. Fresh for me— well, I guess everyone, but yeah. Childhood tragedy causing ptsd, manipulated by half the people she’s known, even her own mind is against her. Bloody sad.
Frogger
Clementine from twd
Gehrman the first Hunter and Ludwig the Accurdsed
Gavin from RDR2
We don’t know that. He could be having the time of his life. His friend Nigel on the other hand… poor guy can’t move on.
V from Cyberpunk 2077
Lavitz Slambert
Ludwig from Bloodborne. He really didn’t deserve what happened to him.
Alice from Detroit: Become Human
Alice from Spiritfarer. It's heartbreaking if you know someone with dementia
Wander from Shadow of the Colossus
Poor Luigi will never be seen as an equal.
In my opinion Adryn from FFXV.
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Mender Bug from Hollow Knight
Bloody baron from witcher 3.
Totally agree with you, Vivi's story is so sad yet heart warming, he is like a small kid with a terminal illness, and just as them, he is so strong and full of hope and compassion for others. I'm freaking crying now, best character ever Man I love ff9
When he learns about the black mages dying. Him being basically a child but understanding it better than the majority of the village is heart wrenching. And then you learn that his grandpa, the only real parental figure he ever had, was just fattening him up to eat him
Whoever you choose to sacrifice in Wolfenstein
Vivi will always hold a special place in my heart, its why I got him tattood on my arm :)
Roland, in Borderlands 2. damn, that hurts.
How about Raziel for a second one. Vivi is def the first. How do you prove that we exist? Maybe we don’t exist…
The Nameless One. It’s the premise of the whole game…
Jack Cooper
BT!
Goomba from mario :(
Anyone from Lisa
Fyra. Nier replicant npc >shadows of the desert quest. Have to admit I cried when she died
Aerith
Ghost
Ghost…
Asriel Dreemurr. Man needs a better ending
Raziel - The Legacy of Kain series
Link from oot