Has a videogame ever made you cry or get really emotional? If so which one and what scene? (Don't answer with Lee's Death or FF6 Celes suicide, you guys are supposed to be the vidya experts, cmon now.)
No.
ape escape 3
Recently, Princess Ruto in the Ocarina of Time remake trailer. uoh.
>>748953790What kind of sad scene happens in that?
>>748953862He's making a joke about the crying emoji that's used as a pedophile joke.
>>748953727I know it's cliche, but RDR2's afraid scene is it. Playing the full game gives you the context to cry, you can't just shove your phone in someone's face for upvotes, they won't get it.MojaveD's playthrough really gives it more depth; old boomer who has more in common with a sick dying man than most gamers, it's truly special.>https://youtu.be/slNmp4AnbjA?t=4604&si=6XTr-iRr33_zcDd4
Drapline true ending, especially the epilogue. I've played through it 3 times now and still get tearyspoilers: basic plot is similar to madoka. before the final boss, she proclaims what she wants to do when she grows up when she doesn't turn into a calamity dragon (madoka witch) based on a number of factors. after breaking the cycle and saving your dragon daughter, you get a CG of her grown up into a teenager. i just watery eyed just thinking about how powerful that first experience was
Dota 2
>>748953727>cryNot really>get really emotionalNot that many. The Red Moon chapter from Disgaea is one of the few that comes to mind.
>>748953727Yeah plenty of times. I get really immersed in videogames. Most recently, when I had to kill Walter in AC6. The first time I cried over a game was the ending of Lufia 2. I'd never played the first game so I got blindsided by the ending. To this day, I can't listen to For the Savior or the ending theme without misting up.
>>748953727Mass effect 2 last mission when I didn't know that I need to prepare
>>748953727Playing Disco Elysium after my marriage of fifteen years ended. I'd enjoyed the game before that but afterwards I felt it.No specific scene, although the phone call broke me since it was something I'd done myself and there's only torment there.
>>748953727I don't think it counts as the game itself doing it, rather a scene reminded me of something emotional.I saw this just a few days after my dog died.
omori
For me, it's less about the game itself. Music is the real trigger. It hits way too hard.
>>748954579I can relate. I think what really got me during the big reveal flashback in FF7 was the way the score lined up perfectly with the scene.Shame they fucked that up in later versions so it's just dead silence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqMbmkUpihAsong rel; many years ago now, decades even
>>748954405Shit, are you me? It's real hard too even see a few seconds of it despite nothing else ever really getting to me
Nier replicant: Emil's sacrifice Aquanox 2: Amitab's sacrificeNier tomato: Pascal going insaneUndertale: Toriel fight
>Seto continued to fight the Gi tribe here. To protect this Canyon. >Even after the Gi's poisonous arrows turned his body to stone. Even after they all fled... Seto, continued to protect us. >And he continues to protect us, even now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCtZyTbg-Y4
>>748954128this was so dishonesty done in ME2>didn't do the companion sidequest? death
>>748955298*dishonestly
>>748953727I hate snail so fucking much
>>748953727Black ending in Rapelay all because I ejaculated in Manaka
>>748953727The last time was surprisingly recently. The premise of Kernel Hearts is that the world has gone to shit due to humanity's rampant sins, and that calamity spurred on even more horrific acts once they discovered the magical powers that sprouted inside young girls. Flash forward a long while and the remnants of humanity are struggling to survive a cataclysm that slowly erodes their memories, and using their last chance they give new life to the magical girls whom you play as that are tasked with facing the tower's trial in humanity's place and defeating the divine threat. Every time they die inside they're revived back at the village because they're actually just digital copies of humans who were magical girls. So that's what they do, go about trying to clear the tower while learning about the people still struggling to survive and befriending the other magical girls.Until you beat the final boss of Kernel Hearts where it's revealed that humanity is already doomed, but temporarily saved by being placed in an eternal stalemate maintained only by God sacrificing himself repeatedly in order to give humanity another day by forcing the tower to use more energy reviving him after the girls manage to win.The magical girls all learn that everything they do in the tower is meaningless, if they go back in the only thing waiting is another version of God to fight. There's genuinely nothing they can do to save humanity, but instead of despairing or throwing a tantrum they pick up their weapons again and head back into the tower. Despite all the pain and hardships they went through due to humanity, they still decided to repay the kindness of the people who brought them this far and truly fight for humanity. Finally embodying the true role of a magical girl as a symbol of hope.It's incredibly cheesy, but so heartwarming and earnest that it got me. Especially since I wasn't expecting anything from the plot.
>>748953727I'm still mad. Very mad. Smoke billowing mad
>>748953727The scenes with Maria in Shadow Generations made me cry. Twice.
>>748955597Gotta get around to playing that.>>748953727When my dad came and smashed my PlayStation up when I’d nearly completed that Star Wars game, phantom menace I think, because I was making too much noise at 1am. I don’t even like Star Wars but it was a fun game
>>748953727FF10 ending is very kino
>>748953727no because I'm not Americanonly Americans cry at media
>>748953727>what is 2+2? and don't say 4, you're supposed to be math experts
>>748953727Lee's death
>>748953727FF6 Celes suicide
>>748953775https://youtu.be/qkpE7pn1f5A
>>748956590That's unironically how university is
