Have you ever cried because of a video game?
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I bought That Dragon Cancer ages ago because it seemed like an amazing and innovative idea for a game, and I've never had the guts to start it up.
Oh God, that part with all of the get well cards. Right in the feels.
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Destiny when Cayde 6 died. There was a goodbye message Cayde left for his son saying something like "I'm coming home". Well it was right around when my father passed and I was a fucking wreck.
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Thank you for sharing your friend's story and honoring her memory.
This is very true. There are more than enough social and psychological barriers to getting the help you need in this situation - it's high time we get rid of at least the economic ones.
I was fortunate enough to get to know people on both sides of this struggle, though less severe than your friend. It takes effort to build empathy, remember the person underneath as you said, make space for them where the may be needed, and - without assuming full responsibility - being there for them where possible.
Thank you for being you
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Yep. I play FFXIV and I'm on estrogen. I cry basically every major patch cycle.
Is it because of the game then?
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Destiny when Cayde 6 died. There was a goodbye message Cayde left for his son saying something like "I'm coming home". Well it was right around when my father passed and I was a fucking wreck.
You spoiled us
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To The Moon, The Beginner's Guide, and Night in the Woods all made me cry like a lot. Probably have been a few others, but those were the big ones.
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Is it because of the game then?
I just love the story. It's very well executed, and they do a great job of investing in the world and the characters. I'm honestly impressed by how long they've kept it going and it's still emotionally impactful.
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Yeah ff10 when I was like 13 lol
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Skyward Sword… Zelda’s story was so moving.
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RDR2, when Arthur stopped to thank his (dying) horse (near the final mission). I got a lil choked up.
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I just love the story. It's very well executed, and they do a great job of investing in the world and the characters. I'm honestly impressed by how long they've kept it going and it's still emotionally impactful.
Nice
Never played any FF
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Nier and Signalis are the first two that come to mind
Honestly also Minecraft but that was mostly because I was playing during a bad time and the ost kicked in
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How comes no one mentioned plague tale (both games) ?
I don't know how good the English voice acting is, but in French it was really poignant. -
Brother's got me ugly crying
That final section still makes me teary eyed just thinking about it.
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The Last Of Us Part II.
Revenge. Revenge never changes.
What's done is done and it can never be undone.
It is such a tear jerker. So good
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the one time I was totally not expecting was Ghost of Tsushima
the whole plot around samurai, „honor” and stuff felt a bit over dramatic, but the gameplay was great so I didn’t mind
right until the end. the honorable ending is heartbreaking
RIP Kage/Nobu/Whatever name you picked
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Arthur's journey teared me up a bit in RDR2.
Edit: I JUST REMEMBERED JACKIE MA FROM SLEEPING DOGS
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TF2, when I get repeatedly owned by the same enemy. Especially if they're a soldier with love heart cosmetics.
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If a character dies and I liked them enough to feel sad then I usually just quit the game. Theres no point to play beyond that. Like cyberpunk 2077 I really liked Jackie and when he died I just quit half an hour later. I've picked up the game a few times since but its really not the same without my homie.
