considering enemies, friendlies, animals, innocents, and workers, I think I slaughtered millions upon millions of nicely textured models. oh now I'm sad:( that AC3 prevented me from assassinating civilians, skyrim didn't let me kill everyone, and The Witcher didn't let me kill people that weren't enemies:(
P.S. I'm NOT a psychopath!! I just enjoy killing models....
*sends +200 red guards at the scud (which is guarded by 20 toxin tractors) in an desperate attempt to capture the building before the missiles go off...
Unfortunately I didn't play C&C generals zero hour:( also in RTS games I tend to avoid friendly fire, since troops are just too expensive to waste, and I'm cheap, especially while gaming. However in fps and rpg games I don't care who dies as long as that NPC is of no further use to me:)
Sorry, but he's the protagonist, therefore logic and reason doesn't at this point.
Well when you put it that way.
This got me thinking how may NPC's have I killed in all those games?
Let see in fallout Nv during my 3 play through they said i killed about 353 not counting animals or my other play troughs.
In my strategy games at least 500,000 have died under my command. Nothing like the people who killed 1,000,000 in a single game.
What of games like Sins of a Solar Empire ...
millions if not billions per planet, plus the enemy vessels they constantly churn out.
Let the bodies hit the floor...
considering enemies, friendlies, animals, innocents, and workers, I think I slaughtered millions upon millions of nicely textured models. oh now I'm sad:( that AC3 prevented me from assassinating civilians, skyrim didn't let me kill everyone, and The Witcher didn't let me kill people that weren't enemies:(
P.S. I'm NOT a psychopath!! I just enjoy killing models....
I play C&C Generals Zero Hour without the superweapon limit...
... I think I beat you in terms of [virtual] body count.
(usually I like to drop a (few) nuke(s) on my own troops)
*cue maniacal laughter*
Launch the scuds
*cue more laughter*
*sends +200 red guards at the scud (which is guarded by 20 toxin tractors) in an desperate attempt to capture the building before the missiles go off...
Let the bodies hit the floor...
Unfortunately I didn't play C&C generals zero hour:( also in RTS games I tend to avoid friendly fire, since troops are just too expensive to waste, and I'm cheap, especially while gaming. However in fps and rpg games I don't care who dies as long as that NPC is of no further use to me:)
I don't equate killing armed thugs who are trying to kill me to killing innocents, but that's just me.
Because i just wanted to kill you and you sacrificed all your men to me you prick.