What is your most saddest game or emotional moment/

What is your most saddest game or emotional moment/scene even trailer or general gaming memory you have????

Doesn't a Scene (cutscene) or trailer kinda defeat the purpose of listing games ?

Also how long before someone says A****'s Death ?

@Lulu_Lulu: Well I thought that the most thought provoking game was Lost Odyssey, even though the story was a little disjointed, they nailed the characters emotional ties to the game perfectly

Carrying Ellie out of the Firefly hospital in The Last of Us. And yes that was a gameplay moment. I don't remember crying as much as I did then

@freemantle22

never heard of it... Now I'm embarrased. :(

@mastermetal777

Isn't that abit of a Spoiler ?

@Lulu_Lulu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Odyssey

Also Halo Reach When Kat is killed was very sad

@Lulu_Lulu: I figure enough people played it by now

MGS3 the death of The Boss is easily the saddest moment of my game playing experience. Having to brutally fight this character after hearing her life story, all the way to the fact that the game actually makes you press a button to fire the gun makes this experience personal and just overall sad.

@mastermetal777

You never know, it might go Multiplatform one day.

To the moon. ending. :'(

Shadow of the colossus ending. :'''''(

"To the moon" indeed, realy great and emotional story

I second this^

@davidisak

They are making another "game".... I think its called Bird Story.

Hmm, dont really get that affected by games but i can recognize where the developer wants to have a emotional response and here my favorites are the best ending in Walking dead s2 and metal gear solid where Snake crawls , that was just a epic scene

@freemantle22: I have no idea. But the cutscene when one of the Pyramid Head's in SH2 thrusts a spear into Maria. That scene was pretty powerful.

Haha sometimes I don't understand your reasoning. Some of the most emotional parts of a game's story could really well be in a cutscene of a game, and are most often so. At least in modern games.

@Lulu_Lulu: HA! That'll be the day. Naughty Dog has been with Sony ever since the PS1.

@hxce: dooon't get him started. Trust me, it's not worth your sanity

Ehmm, Naughty Dog is a Sub of Sony so ya their games will probably always be strictly for the sony console.

Can't think of many, probably killing Solaire.

@mastermetal777

I hold out hope....

@Lulu_Lulu: like I said, never gonna happen. Hope is wasted there. It's like wishing for Halo to be multiplatform: another lost cause

Pretty much the entire final episode of Telltale's The Walking Dead: Season 1.

Heavy Rain the whole game was depressing.

Yeah this, plus season 2 was pretty emotionally draining in itself.

COD4

was hidden taken away

rage

@mastermetal777

Isn't that what Destiny is ?

Don't forget your horse dying in SotC :(

@Lulu_Lulu: not according to me and the millions of players still playing. And I was referring to console exclusivity. Next time, stay on topic

The ending of Final Fantasy X and a lot of different moments in the Mass Effect Trilogy

Alan Wake's cliff hanger ending and Mass effect 3 ending , because it didn't make any sense and we said good bye to great characters.

Forgot which one it was but one of the colossi dying in Shadow of the Colossus, was the first gaming moment that moved me.

I'm usually not interested in game stories so I probably must have missed the point behind this colossi killing but I felt remorse killing them bar the annoying ones to kill of course (place your mean grin here).

Also the bond between the two Ico characters was touching also literally of course as you had to lead the other character by the hand.

on the walking dead season 1 when you buried the kid in the same grave with the dog you knew he loved from looking around the house

Shadows of the Colossus when your horse dies.

:'(

Dead horse feelings.

The ending to the first season of The Walking Dead will always get to me. The Last of Us had some very emotional moments too.

The opening sequence of Dreamfall Chapters is one.

The ending of the Frost Gate mission in Guild Wars.

The ending of TLoU's prologue.

@MirkoS77

Really ? That wasn't sad at all, since we barely have anytime with Sarah.... I think thats why they did Left Behind... It was a 2nd attempt.

@Lulu_Lulu: yeah pretty sure lots of people got the feels with that prologue, myself included. No second attempt needed. Left Behind was just extra story for Ellie. The prologue was to understand Joel.

When I realised Diablo 3 was just a mediocre corporate money farm.

SPOILER!!!

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@Lulu_Lulu: there easily was enough with Sarah (birthday present interaction, "night baby girl", etc). It doesn't take much. Plus the fact that you got to play as her so really got a feeling for her fear and uncertainty of the escalating situation that she ended up paying for in the worst way.

Plus it was very well-acted. Hard to watch.

@MirkoS77

Yeah, and then after the Time Skip you forget all about it, plus the brief introductions and exists of other characters undermines the emotional impact of all of them, I mean its pretty obvious... They want you care about Ellie the most, almost to the point that it becomes sickening being around her so damn much.

Perhaps Joel cares about Sarah alot and they're gona use the context of that relationship to make the player care about Sarah vicariously through Joel.... Honestly, I didn't feel it.

@Lulu_Lulu: That's not true, there is as much emphasis on Joel's feelings as well as Ellie's. I feel sorry that you could't appreciate the story as much as I did.

Perhaps? It was his daughter. Just... Lmao... Get out of here.

@freemantle22: John Marston's death at the end of Red Dead Redemption. So sad

Dota 2.. I cry when I see 4 carries on my team. And when all of them fail.. its even sadder

@Lulu_Lulu: only reason you might've forgotten about Sarah was cuz you don't care about plot. I remembered her every time Joel got defensive cuz she was the reason he's like that. I remembered Sarah better than most people who die in media cuz I actually got to play as her and feel her fear through the slow way she control and the many twitches in her controls when sonething creepy happened. Don't say it's ineffective because it didn't do it for you. You have to acknowledge everyone else's response and think "why did it work for so many?" And you say I get too personal.

@mastermetal777

I cared... Right up until the point they started taking control away from me. If a game isn't confident enough to be a game then yeah, Couldn't Careless. Believe me, if a movie does the samething then I couldn't care less either. I don't have the patience for a director/developer who doesn't properly use the tools at their disposal.