>the good guys win at the end
So tired of this trope
The good guys win at the end
Daniel Allen
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Isaiah Cook
>want to play a game where the bad guy wins
>can't, because that would spoil the ending
Chase Scott
I only really think the good guys winning is bad when they haven't had to make sacrifices along the way. So many protagonists just win without having to give up or learn anything truly meaningful for the conclusion to have a lasting effect past "WE DID IT/THE WORLD IS SAVED/THE BAD GUY LOST"
Justin Stewart
Why would you ever want the bad guys to win? That's depressing and makes a shit game.
Jacob Rodriguez
Its a matter of perception, you can still see any one sided defeat as good or evil triumphing, you can turn a post war celebration into a nazi party rally if you hate the people celebrating.
Brandon Morgan
Not if you are the bad guy
Jaxson Stewart
Overlord
both games kidna cop out towards the end with trying to pitch you up against a greater evil but i mean your still an evil cunt when you win at the end
Alexander Hall
>"villain" did nothing wrong
>loses
it's not fair
Jaxson Kelly
"Good guys" is subjective. Of course the player should win, when he wins. The alternative is simply getting a game over.
Joshua Martin
>facebook frog thread
>it's shit
every time
Hudson Ward
I wouldn't want to play as the bad guy, he isn't relatable. By the time your 1 minute in you'd uninstall the game yourself.
Joshua Reed
good guys typically aren't either, I can't relate to some hero going around saving the world
Hudson Stewart
youtube.com
>Not Relatable
Honestly don't know what you are talking about
Owen Lee
oh cool, thanks for suggesting that game where you are pit against a greater evil but are still an evil cunt at the end
now I want to play it and see what happens at the end
Julian Bennett
I love playing as the bad guy though. More games need to do that.
Jason Cooper
I root for the underdogs, and the villains are underdogs in the meta sense since they rarely win.
Anthony Rogers
>game without an ability to make questionable choices
Stop playing shitty games frog-kun.
Christopher Ramirez
>We're not so different... you and I...
Grayson Evans
>idiot makes a terrible thread
tired of this trope
Grayson Ramirez
>user enters a thread he doesn't like
Its an interesting trope, I don't necessarily like or dislike it.
Carter Campbell
>user faces a board filled with terrible threads made by idiots and protests vainly against the indignity
bittersweet trope
Cooper Walker
>fishing for internet points outside of reddit
that was your first mistake
Oliver Perry
>Yea Forums Video games
Its a dead trope honestly.
Caleb Morales
>I wouldn't want to play as the bad guy, he isn't relatable
You're the reason why we still the same old shitty protag, who the fuck care if the character isn't relatable when you can at least understand its point of view or motivations?
Jackson Fisher
*have
Justin Long
If a game can successfully convince me I'm the good guy while actually having me play as the bad guy I'll be happy.
Blake Martinez
Sometimes getting spoiled on what happens in the end is more impactful because then it's more about the journey.
Probably not a good example and not even a video game but Steins;Gate 0 proves it can be done.
Austin Miller
>the incel wins in the end
Joseph King
>Visit thread with cartoon frog in the OP
>See the guy who came all the way to Yea Forums(nel) to get triggered by it
Easton Lee
go to bed garo
Brody Reed
>you can use the various factions in the game to take over at the end and be as much of an asshole as you want
Brandon Lewis
Ah fuck replied to the wrong user
Sorry man