Has a video game ever made you cry, Sup Forums?

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When I was trying to 1CC subterranean animism for the first time and this bitch stole all of my lives.

Mother 3. That shit's just fucking soul crushingly painful.

Excluding VN's, oneshot made me tear up a bit.

Walking Dead season 1
To the Moon

That's about it.

Yes, when I first fought Pontiff Sullyvahn.

Jesus fuck what the hell was From thinking?

Call me a faggot, but the neutral sacrifice ending of Bioshock 2 got me pretty good.

Yes.

I cried during Dragon Quest VIII when Marta gets killed and the poor Doggo stays alone

Also lots of times during Dragon Quest IX, what a sad game.

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When everyone says goodbye to eachother at the end of Chrono Trigger

I cried when I got demoted to bronze in lol

What game and why is this dude crying?

If you don't care about playing Automata watch it.

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At min 16

You won't fully "get it" unless you play it though,
Basically you are fighting against the developers of a game for a happy ending.
The chorus are the developers of the game too.

Yup. Near A Tomato did it.

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Not the ending though oddly enough. I was probably too burned out.

This, except I'm pretty sure I left with the 1cc and some serious Stockholm syndrome.

To me it was too 4th wall breaking to be truly emotional. I prefer Route A ending.

>Like memories of pure light

Everything in the last 2 hours of Nier Automata had me in tears.

Funnily enough, I think the moment that really got to me in Automata was finding Kaine's house and seeing that Emil had planted a whole field of Lunar tears in memory of his friends.

Something about that imagery and hearing the music from the first game hit me hard.

Yeah me too. I mean, eyes watering up a bit.
It kind of builds up. After the beginning of route A when shit hits the fan everything just keeps on getting more sad.
That one was interesting though. When it tells Devolla and Popolla's backstory, it's super sad but it really relies on the music. Remove the music and I doubt it would have much of an impact.
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Overwatch, every time someone is toxic on chat.

not to derail, but it's still amusing to me that one game i won't mention got a lot of attention for playing with gameplay expectations, but this didn't get anywhere near as much

The "No one stops." callback from the "Support Devola's body" choice still got to me.

Because I wont ever stop protecting her.
I wont stop.
No one stops.

This and stumbling upon Emil's little shack with his theme playing in the background were the only parts of Automata that got me. Just the idea of him trying to cobble together a cozy little hovel out of junk, living alone like that for an impossibly large amount of time just broke my little heart.

Technically not videogame but the end of Assassin Creed Embers hit me hard, i really liked Ezio.

kys faggot, that game is one of the worst in the series

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Just a single tear though.

That doesn't mean a whole lot when the franchise only has one good entry.

Video game writing is too shit to care deeply enough. I've cried reading books and watching movies but video games are mostly awful.

> stumbling upon Emil's little shack
Something about the unnecessarily long trip through the caverns and pitfalls just to find his house made it that much worse.

It's just this long dark lonely journey, listening to this echoing the further down you go.
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Like it was the only place left for him to build something for himself away from the endless war. Buried beneath the rest of the world.

max payne 2 kinda made me cry

>being this retarded

It's probably the least scary, but it's only second to SH2 in in terms of narrative for me.

Is the community of a game related enough for this thread?
I already miss you, /tfg/.

i too have cried over wasting good money on films and books

t. philistine

Not cry, but there have been a handful of instances when I genuinely felt bad for some characters. Most recently was Dana of Ys 8, legitimately felt bad for her, and also completely useless, as there is no way to prevent her suffering.

I laughed my ass off. It was fucking silly

The Last of Us at the end of the intro, the kid's acting was too good.
MGS3 at the ending.
MGSV at the funeral scene and the final Paz scene.
Persona 3 at the end.
TWD S1 at the end.

That's it.

The writing for games generally sets a much lower bar, but strangely I feel like it's easier for me to get emotionally invested with them than I've gotten with most movies and books that I've experienced recently.

There's something about the culmination of different elements that resonates with me. The extended time you spend with the story and characters, the music, the addition of player input and the choices you make, etc.

Don't think I've really teared up over a book since asoiaf.

how much of a loser do you have to be to cry to this shit
this shit was tacked on, can you tell me what this had to do with anything in the plot?
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pretty sure this is SBF Liam and he almost cried on a podcast a while back. He is a little thin skinned as far as I can tell.

>The Last of Us at the end of the intro, the kid's acting was too good.
Ah siht, yeah that too.
Tried playing that with a fling of mine and she sat there like a rock.

Fucking shit my eyes ;_;

Only To The Moon 2bh
>inb4 not a game

When the credits rolled in Transistor I got a bit teary.

doki doki literature club. made me all existential n shit too

What was?

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Ending E

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fug pascal sounds so good in concert

Why'd they have to build the damn lighthouse addition?

Everyone giving the guy shit just because he would rather continue his wife's medical treatment instead of building a new house for some last minute symbolic importance. Really grated on me.

If life is a game, Then i'm the River Thames

I unironically cried at the end of RD:R

No one posted tear bait

to the moon is ethically challenged

You don't need good writing to provoke emotions though.

Yeah

The players fighting against the creators of the game is a pretty straightforward representation of the pods going against their core programming/creators in order to give the androids another chance. If you never gave a shit about 2B, 9S and A2 I can understand it falling flat but they really resonated with me personally and I thought this section in particular was fantastic.

Oh god Max Payne 2 came out 14 years ago where has the time gone

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This one hit me right in some very personal feels from watching Iron Giant as a kid.

Walking Dead Season 1 had me pretty choked up at the end. but no game has ever made me cry, other than when I was a little getting angry at videogames when I lost. Glad I grew up and chilled the fuck out

Walking Dead S1
To The Moon
Chibi-Robo
Super Mario Sunshine
Project Rub (aka Feel The Magic)

Am I the only one who cried like a little bitch at multiple parts in FF15?

With rage.
Fuck this section, took me 45 minutes to say "fuck it" and give in to the patronizing "do you need help?" bullshit.
Should just outright tell you it's practically impossible to do solo.

Everyone makes the story out to be so amazing but the combat is so dull I can't bring myself to keep playing.

This. When I think on it, the entire game's just depressing, too

Many videogames have made me cry, there is literally nothing wrong with being invested in fiction.

I do this weird thing that I tear up when something is awesome, like during the ending of ME1 when the Alliance shows up to save the day. It happens in movies all the time to, the movie could be shit to but if something spectacular happens I tear up like in Jurassic World when the Trex and Indominus duke it out and the raptor helps out.

Emils shack didn't make me cry, but his death had me in tears.

P3 ending and carrying Zulf in Bastion made me choke up.

Not sure why but I cried a bit at the end of ALTTP. Because my awesome adventure just ended I guess.

The exact same thing happens to me, anything that's supposed to be really triumphant and inspiring makes my eyes water up.

goddamn, everytime i see this i am reminded how fucking thoroughly Kyle McCarly killed it as 9S

I always tear up during the OoT credits. That part when Saria's song starts playing and all the characters are gathered together is so nice.

Good taste my dude.

yes,game sucks ,I laughed all my way to the ending.

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Is that it? That's what made you cry? It looks awful.

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RIP

>Noctis and Ignis' dialogue in the area after he gets injured.

No, but Nier Automata is probably the first game that makes me feel anything beyond fun and entertainment(or anger and disappointment in the case of shit games), this one also made me feel things though:

Although yeah, technically not a videogame.

This

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Unironically demon souls.
I played through the game with my younger brother (everytime we died we switched controllers) we had no idea what we were doing and went in entirely blind. It was the most fun we were having since halo 3. I finally connected with my brother again. When it ended I knew it was over, that we would be distant to each other again. When dark souls came out I called him over for a drink and a joint, and we played all the way up until anor londo in a single sitting. He never came back over to my apartment.Mentally cried after he left both times. God family relations are a bitch when you're adopted.

You know you can save her right?

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The ending of DMC 3.

>The Last of Us
Meme game but the opening gets me every single time.

The way she squeals instead of screams and then just cuts off is harrowing.

I honestly think it's a male/dad instinct thing.

Having the wonderful human being you personally made and raised suddenly die.

>We got a way out of this one, BT?
Absolutely ruins me.

The best ending (specifically the cutscene part after the boss fight) of the first Bioshock was the first time I actually cried about something in a video game, although they were obviously tears of happiness. The whole thing about rescuing the Little Sisters was pretty much what said about The Last of Us, and I guess that's what got me at the end.

I also get the chills, Ive caught myself during cheap straight-to-tv movies and always wonder why I do it like during the fucking Lizzy McGuire movie when she sings by herself for the first time.

what get me some laugh of this is that yoko made this because he want to make people playing the game feel this more closer than the people who just watch streamings and youtube videos

The only time I came close was Ikaruga and Walking Dead season 1. Never really sobbed or shed tears, but I definitely felt that sharp feeling you get in the chest.

The Beginner's guide, I just wasn't prepared for the feel train.

When I was young Lavitz death in legend of dragoon tore me up bad. Also pic not related, but Oyasumi Pun Pun was a good tear jerker at points.

>Are you crying?

>crying for money
yeah when I roleplayed as jimmy kimmel one time during a dark souls playthrough.

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>Walking Dead season 1

>nigger dies
>buhuhuhuh

kys

A good portion of Automata made me cry, the Devola/Popola's callbacks and resolution, Emil's entire situation and how he deals with it, 9S and 2B relationship and how the story procceeds, even what happens to Pascal.

Also, the endings of Transistor, Okami, Ghost Trick, Ib, Asura's Wrath, Kingdom Hearts 2 and Persona 3.

Apart from that, killing Undine in the neutral route of Undertale and some bits of Drakengard 3 and Nier 2010.

>crying for bunch of fags who terrorizied the sea and killed innocent people

kys