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zwanzig_zwoelf

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Composing music for the Summoner.

Results in a car accident and some talentless fuck claiming all your work. :P
Wait, what?
Here: http://direman.com/infinity/comic.php?comicID=15

Basically, the original composer had a car accident, was unable to continue working real fast, then he was replaced by a random guy with zero talent who threw together some songs using loops and then added some stock loops to the original composer's songs and claimed that he's the original author.
 

Rhuantavan

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Codex 2012
Composing music for the Summoner.

Results in a car accident and some talentless fuck claiming all your work. :P
Wait, what?
Here: http://direman.com/infinity/comic.php?comicID=15

Basically, the original composer had a car accident, was unable to continue working real fast, then he was replaced by a random guy with zero talent who threw together some songs using loops and then added some stock loops to the original composer's songs and claimed that he's the original author.

Some nerve that Walter Shaw...
 

zwanzig_zwoelf

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Composing music for the Summoner.

Results in a car accident and some talentless fuck claiming all your work. :P
Wait, what?
Here: http://direman.com/infinity/comic.php?comicID=15

Basically, the original composer had a car accident, was unable to continue working real fast, then he was replaced by a random guy with zero talent who threw together some songs using loops and then added some stock loops to the original composer's songs and claimed that he's the original author.

Some nerve that Walter Shaw...
Now known as Franky Vivid.
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Neanderthal

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^That feckers got a huge heed.

Thinkin about it one o Shadows formed by folk Nameless One inadvertantly kills to fuel his immortality must have a pretty bad time on it, you drop dead for no known reason and nowt you did, rise as an undead Shadow, are drawn to Fortress of Regrets and either kept for centuries in vaults o that cold, lifeless place or sent to hunt your murderer across the planes on Transcendant Ones whim. Shitty end o stick really.
 
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In Ultima VII 2: Serpent Isle the Avatar accidentally the Banes of Chaos who promptly fuck up almost all of the living population in most horrendous (and occasionally hilarious) ways.

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Mad Iolo is best Iolo
 

Xathrodox86

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Kuei-Jin ending in "Bloodlines". Being chained to the Ankharan Sarcophagus and then dumped at the bottom of the ocean in chains. Underwater Torpor anyone?
 

Coma White

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Kuei-Jin ending in "Bloodlines". Being chained to the Ankharan Sarcophagus and then dumped at the bottom of the ocean in chains. Underwater Torpor anyone?

I've actually always liked to think of this one as an open ending. Based on how powerful you are by the end of the game, I like to imagine the enemies of the Kuei-Jin seeking out a powerful Kindred at the bottom of the ocean with nothing to lose and an axe to grind.
 

Emily

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Trusting Ming Xiao in Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines. You end up deep in the ocean, chained to an ancient sarcophagus. Soon your reserves of blood will start to run out, and you will get lost within the depths of your vampiric hunger, with no means to satiate it.
Uhm not really

You will just go into slumber and sarcophagus will dissolve eventually
 
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Trusting Ming Xiao in Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines. You end up deep in the ocean, chained to an ancient sarcophagus. Soon your reserves of blood will start to run out, and you will get lost within the depths of your vampiric hunger, with no means to satiate it.
Uhm not really

You will just go into slumber and sarcophagus will dissolve eventually
Derp. Learn2Torpor.
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VtM Corebook Revised Ed, p. 224

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DA: V Storyteller's Companion, p. 75-76
 

Jick Magger

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PC RPG Website of the Year, 2015 Serpent in the Staglands Shadorwun: Hong Kong Divinity: Original Sin 2 Bubbles In Memoria
The final two endings to Drakengard.

You utterly fail at saving the world, the bad guy successfully triggers the apocalypse, which takes the form of thousands of giant white baby monsters, apparently lead by a giant pregnant women made of salt devouring, everything around them, including the remainder of your party (which consists of an old racist priest, a child serial killer, and a pedophile)...


In ending D, after realizing the situation is well and truly hopeless, you decide to send your remaining companion in on top of the giant pregnant women to activate his power to stop time. He achieves this (while you are slowly and painfully eaten alive by the babies, thereby freezing all time in the immediate area and possibly averting the apocalypse...



In Ending E, you instead decide to kick the shit out of the demon woman, and through the efforts of your final companion, you manage to send her running. You pursue it into another dimension, which turns out to be modern day Toyko, defeat it through a rhythm-based minigame (which is the first and only time you have to do a rhythm minigame in the whole game), and once you have successfully killed it, are promptly shot down by the Japanese airforce...



It's also revealed that the final ending listed above directly resulted in the apocalypse situation which lead to the events of Nier, a later installment in the series, which also ends with humanity irrevocably on the road to extinction.

Literally the best ending to Drakengard 3 is the one which ensures that absolutely none of the events of the other games in the series can take place.
 

Neanderthal

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Raziel, righteous vampire killing Sarafan crusader, along with his five brothers gets slain by his future self an his blood sucked out by the Soul Reaver.
Raised centuries later as a vampire by Kain.
Serves Kain for a millenium while bringing humanity to point of extinction.
Evolves too quickly, has his wings ripped off and is thrown into Lake of Dead.
Burns for a millenium, loses his lower jaw, his guts and his dick, really has no physical form left just a spectral one.
Is raised as a soul devouring entity by the Elderr God, or just awoke as such.
Finds a way back into material world thanks to Elder God and devours the souls of his brother vampire lords, who were once his brother Sarafan.
Fights Kain and has the Soul Reaver smashed against him, shattering the blade and binding it to his spectral form as a wraith blade.
Pursues Kain through time.
Finds an unshattered earlier version of the Soul Reaver which contains an insane, tortured entity.
Learns of Vampire species, the Hylden and the Soul Reavers importance from Janos Audron.
Janos is slain because of Raziel by Sarafan Raziel and his five brothers.
Raziel pursues them to their stronghold where he slaughters each one and renounces his Sarafan self.
Awakened the Soul Reaver he holds almost devours his soul, the blade lusts to do so and make itself complete.
Kain saves him and Raziel is cast back down into the spectral plane.
Tortured for a while (centuries?) by Elder God.
Escapes to the material realm, just in time to tear Kains heart out, which was actually the unliving vampiric heart of Janos Audron.
Restores Janos to life, at the same time the pillars shatter, the ancient vampire is possessed by the Hylden Lord and slays Raziels physical form.
Surrenders to the returned Kain and is drawn into the Soul Reaver, which becomes a soul devouring weapon, containing Raziels insane, tortured spirit.

Dudes just got no fucking luck.
 

Alienman

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Codex 2016 - The Age of Grimoire Make the Codex Great Again! Grab the Codex by the pussy Codex Year of the Donut Shadorwun: Hong Kong Divinity: Original Sin 2 Steve gets a Kidney but I don't even get a tag.
The final two endings to Drakengard.

You utterly fail at saving the world, the bad guy successfully triggers the apocalypse, which takes the form of thousands of giant white baby monsters, apparently lead by a giant pregnant women made of salt devouring, everything around them, including the remainder of your party (which consists of an old racist priest, a child serial killer, and a pedophile)...


In ending D, after realizing the situation is well and truly hopeless, you decide to send your remaining companion in on top of the giant pregnant women to activate his power to stop time. He achieves this (while you are slowly and painfully eaten alive by the babies, thereby freezing all time in the immediate area and possibly averting the apocalypse...



In Ending E, you instead decide to kick the shit out of the demon woman, and through the efforts of your final companion, you manage to send her running. You pursue it into another dimension, which turns out to be modern day Toyko, defeat it through a rhythm-based minigame (which is the first and only time you have to do a rhythm minigame in the whole game), and once you have successfully killed it, are promptly shot down by the Japanese airforce...



It's also revealed that the final ending listed above directly resulted in the apocalypse situation which lead to the events of Nier, a later installment in the series, which also ends with humanity irrevocably on the road to extinction.

Literally the best ending to Drakengard 3 is the one which ensures that absolutely none of the events of the other games in the series can take place.


Some seriously disturbing endings. I like it.
 

Somberlain

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Dying as a Nord in Skyrim. Having to spend eternity in a fairly small hall with a handful of people with blocky faces, speaking with the same voice and a bad fake norse accent.
 

Kalasanty11

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Joining final boss (Kerghan) in Arcanum, killing everyone and everything in the world that lives, killing Kerghan (who "betrayed" you) and then sitting on the pile of corpses waiting for death.
Joining The Master in Fallout is similar, I guess. Mutants are sterile, so civilization is no more after few decades.
 
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sser

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Silent Storm has this epic thing where you're playing the best turn-based tactical game of all time with a sweet, destructible engine and a fairly interesting albeit flimsy story. And then it introduces mechs.
 

Goblino

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That's why I prefer Hammer and Sickle. It's basically a prototype for the first real espionage game.
 

Xathrodox86

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Kuei-Jin ending in "Bloodlines". Being chained to the Ankharan Sarcophagus and then dumped at the bottom of the ocean in chains. Underwater Torpor anyone?

I've actually always liked to think of this one as an open ending. Based on how powerful you are by the end of the game, I like to imagine the enemies of the Kuei-Jin seeking out a powerful Kindred at the bottom of the ocean with nothing to lose and an axe to grind.

Aye, maybe some enterprising Anarch decides that he'll let you out to help him with a small problem and suddendly... it's revenge time.
 

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