Has a video game ever made you cry?
Has a video game ever made you cry?
Grayson Jones
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Ryder Bell
Yes, persona 4.
I have no friends, I had no adventures, I never had friendly banter with a group of friends, I never got invited to anything after school, I just went home and cried. I'm 19 and I've wasted my youth.
Alexander Thomas
Nathaniel Long
Aunt May's death made me cry very unexpectedly, but that's because I've been in that situation with my mom, sitting at her bedside feeling utterly useless, watching her slip away and there isn't anything you can do about it. The "I don't know what to do" was delivered perfectly and I broke down. The second closest was tearing up in TLOU2 when Ellie experiences her first PTSD induced panic attack, the portrayal of it was the best i've seen in a video game.
Zachary Richardson
There’s always college
Aaron Adams
>19
>I've wasted my youth
Not even user. As long as you keep trying, you haven't given up and you haven't wasted anything.
Nathan Davis
Its not at the moment you think it is.
Ryder Lewis
>college in 3 months
>mostly girls in my course as I've seen from the list
Tried getting in contact with one guy when we followed each other on instagram by responding to one of his instagram stories. We talked for exactly 3 messages and then he left me on read all of a sudden.
I don't even want a girlfriend I just want friends. I just want friends but everyone going to college already has their friend groups from middle and high school.
Nathaniel Garcia
Maybe P3 at the end when Aigis comes to your room and you realize she was the only one who didn’t forget. And then the next 10 or so minutes were rough. Can’t say I have bawled but I think that made me tear up. XBC1 with Fiora on the beach was up there.
Super Danganronpa 2 made me feel god awful then filled me with hope, that was the biggest emotional impact a game has had on me.
Charles Williams
Agree on aunt may
Disagree on Ellie.
David Wilson
Not to be a dick but you are a baby still, you have a lot of time. Just work on improving yourself.
Colton Smith
Pure
Unadulterated
Ludo
Jaxson Lee
When I my name was Ori
Asher Wright
I've felt things you'll never believe.
Jack Reed
Agree to disagree. I thought Ellie's panic attacks should've been introduced in the Seattle portion of the game, I think that would've made it stronger overall. Just the rake falling and the sound and the image and the panicking setting in, I could empathize with it. Although, Aunt May is superior moment through and through.
Levi Watson
I was so happy for them
William Green
Well how about you tell us what moment it was then you dingus
Charles Howard
Driver 1
William Butler
Hatoful Boyfriend.
And, like, 20 other games. Come to think of it, I just might be a little bitch.
Joshua Moore
Yes, FFX and FFVIII
Brody Morales
>There's a good man within you, but he's wrestling with a giant.
Kevin Reed
I'm happy with my looks and money/status.
But I just can't make friends, I literally have no funny and interesting stories to talk about from my childhood. It was all just a fever dream.
I didn't even get bullied and be a part of the "bullied kids losers club" I just kinda existed, everyone forgot about me once we don't have to be together in the same room because of school.
Caleb Lewis
This user got it
I felt shock of course when Ku got mortally wounded but I didnt cry there because there was alot of build up to it. Ori 2 plays out more like a don bleuth film so the real emotional kicker happens when Ori's revealed to have been the narrator this whole time and the cycle continues. Also I noticed on the second play-through "Our story begins" and immediately knew that was a SUBTLE way of hinting at the twist.
Luis Perez
I feel you user, I just keep hoping it gets better myself
we'll make it
eventually
Jaxson Phillips
No, I'm not mentally deficient
Grayson Wright
Maybe you should talk to a professional user, it may help you with connecting with people.
Sebastian Bennett
Sebastian Foster
last of us 2
Lincoln Adams
Developers are getting better at knowing how to make us feel sympathy. Even in "Cinematic" experiences.
Connor Rivera
Because the "cinematic" games usually have production values that shits on the acting and writing in 95% of games.
Jack Sanders
All my friendly connections end at "oh it's 3PM, classes are over, bye" and than radio static until the next day when we have school.
I can never get closer to anyone.
In high school everyone already had friends from middle school, now in college everyone will have friends from both middle and high school. In the first month friend groups will already be established through mutual friends ( which I have none ) and I'll be left in the dust again. Even if I do make "friends" it'll be like always, friends only for when we're forced to be in the same room.
Gavin Richardson
I'm usually not a big fan of games straining to look more and more like live-action movies with hyper photo-realistic graphics, but Arthur's expressions during that scene are some of the most effective I can think of in any game.
Isaac Nelson
You should really get some advice from therapists etcetera, I know it sounds like a meme, but it'll give you a chance to maybe fix it