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i dropped a baby penguin off a ledge to his death once in a Mario game.

Hbu?

I jumped off of the head of a trusted friend so I could get a little more height.

I have crafted nightmares unimaginable to the likes of you.

Floored it in reverse when there was a player behind me at the starting line.

I let the animals die in Super Metroid.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/4/2/AAEhCpAAEewO.jpg

I remember hating the racing missions in the PS2 GTAs, so whenever I had to do one that was mandatory, I would just get out the car and use an RPG to take out the competitors.

I did a lot of shady things in cyberpunk

I led many villagers out of Oakvale in Fable:TLC so I could massacre them without picking up a bounty and buy their now-vacant homes.

Ive also committed minor crimes in Skyrim with the sole intent of resisting arrest so that my follower in full Daedric gear could massacre the town guard while I watched.

I killed a kid in Fable Anniversary. I wasn't trying but it's the only tike it can happen. And it was during that hobbe quest.

When I would be evil in Fallout 3 I would roll grenades at hostages who were tied up.

murder entire towns in the fallout games with an infinite or stockpiled fatman

RIP Man what

Shot up 98 bad deeds

Strapped a Korok to a rocket and launched it into the sky.

As a Stellaris and Crusader Kings player, my sins are far too lengthy to recount

I smoke Mordin in every single playthrough of ME3.

Shoot him right in the back.

GrandConjuraton posted...

RIP Man what

Shot up 98 bad deeds

lmaooooooo

I drop a rock on literally every Korok I find under a rock.

Resistance 2 online - me and my bro would join games that had friendly fire setting ON. Shoot up our own team lol.

Gta 4 online - joined games with friendly fire off. Me and my bro would still kill ppl with rpgs (the fall damage makes players lose a chunk of their hp). Takes about 8 shots or so till they finally die.

Gta 5 online -me and two other friends would just grief other players in free roam mode. Hunt them down throughout the map till they left.

My fave tactic was placing c4 on our cars (windshield, back and side windows). Players tend to shoot the c4 by accident and then they'd have to pay like 25k dollars for ea car they blew up (so up to like 75k dollars if they manage to blow all three of us up lmao). we'd repeat this a few times til they wised up. then we'd just kill them. This method doesn't work anymore, unfortunately (now the person who places c4 has to pay)

Stood at the top of stairs to push people down them in GTAIV.

Tied people to cars to be dragged in Just Cause. Also rocketed animals across the map.

I TBAG sooooooooo much

In Goldeneye 64, I shot an NPC in non lethal areas to see know many shots it would take.

In the same game, I shot up a dead NPC to see how many blood spots would appear on the model. Quite a few.

Yeah it's just NPCs, but looking back I feel like this was not a great thing to do.

I killed almost everyone on the space ship in Outer Worlds, including my friend's love interest. But it's ok I didn't save.

Armored Core For Answer destroying the cradles, killing 100 million innocent civilians

K181 posted...

I drop a rock on literally every Korok I find under a rock.

Lmfao I do this too but it's not really malicious. More like I pick up the rock and then immediately drop it before I move away

I fed a companion to a group of cannibals because I couldn't be bothered to fast travel and get who they really wanted. I was kind of bummed because I wasn't allowed to join the dinner. So I killed them all and had a taste of all the named characters.

Pitlord_Special posted...

As a Stellaris and Crusader Kings player, my sins are far too lengthy to recount

Crusader Kings gets wild

Numerous times have I massacred entire families, children included, because someone in that family did something bad to mine

In Black and White I would slap the shit out of my titan and make him eat his own poop for sustenance

On more than one occassion I violated traffic laws in Grand Theft Auto.

I'm not counting games where you are forced to take a despicable action.

Shot Sakon with an arrow in MM3D, he went kablooey. Wasn't one of my brighter moments.

Pitlord_Special posted...

As a Stellaris and Crusader Kings player, my sins are far too lengthy to recount

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I drowned, blew up, and poisoned my friends in Maniac Mansion

Blew up Megaton.

Lil_Bit83 posted...

I drowned, blew up, and poisoned my friends in Maniac Mansion

Surprised you didn't also microwave the hamster, lol.

I killed more newbies than there are stars in the sky in my world of warcraft stranglethorn vale stealthin days. Pre-flying mount and dungeon finder days of course.

Can't talk about what I did to the dead bodies in Blade & Sorcery

Late 2020 was dark times

Oh. Here's one. This is me and my niece. She almost died, but I saved her because I wanted to kill her myself.

https://youtu.be/8QcsaFxLWz4

Ill break the ToS. Crusader Kings is far too brutal for the ToS

-Jumped on team grenades to kick them
-Jump in front of vehicles on same team to kick them
-Shoot shields off team
-Kill myself in team games where that deducts points from team
-Throw flag father into opposing teams base
-Take flag back to opposing team

Got the bad endings for the RE1 and REmake1.

Roping a woman and throwing her on the train tracks with a train approaching in RDR.

Big_Nabendu posted...

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It's pretty common in Crusader Kings to create religions around banging your family and murdering entire family lines because they insulted your dog or something, etc.

In Stellaris, genocide/slavery of entire species is standard operating procedure.

Selling Bumble into slavery in Fallout 3 is probably the most memorable. Like yeah, in games like GTA/Saint Row and whatnot I've probably committed more raw evil carnage, but like those are all nameless NPCs. Bumble was a real named character that I tricked into slavery.

Probably sacking towns in Rome 2 Total War. Conquest in the ancient world could be very bloody affairs, and sacking of cities meant mass violence, rape, thievery, murder and selling people into slavery. Extermination of communities could entail the massacre of the adult men and the selling of children and women into slavery to newly arrived colonists. Thukydidies mentions that the Athenians were afraid that the Spartans were going to impose that fate that they had imposed on many Greek communities conquered by Athens during the siege of Athens. And ancient slavery could be very brutal as well, Xenophon praises King Agesilaos of Sparta humanity for grouping slaves left behind by merchants, meaning children, the elderly and sick, instead of just leaving them to die by themselves via wild animals or the elements and nothing more.

In Kotor 2 I force persuaded some thugs to give me all of their money and then jump into the pit.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/0/4/6/AAQgjdAAEe4G.jpg

Nirvanas_Nox posted...

Lmfao I do this too but it's not really malicious. More like I pick up the rock and then immediately drop it before I move away

Nope, going to hell.

Hogtie a few lady friends and nap them on the tracks

I put my faithful Companion Cube in the incinerator.

You can do some truly sadistic things in DayZ

Hi. My name is NPC. My only goal in life is to take care of these dogs. Do you like my unique item? I see you eyeing it. You may have it for one favor. Oh, you shot me! I wasnt expecting to be murdered for this item. *gasp* what are you going to do with it?

Put it in a box and forget about it