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7/22/2016 7:35:15 PM
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Most satisfying/fitting villain death?
Presently watching reactions to Game of Thrones episode Battle of the Bastards. I think you know what's coming.
I was also a big fan of PC puzzle adventure game Riven. The canonical villain death for that isn't even a death in theory: the dude gets himself trapped in a dark void. A book that looks like a world but just transports you to a black screen in the game itself. Nothingness. And he's there forever. That's pretty dark, literally and thematically, and I love it.
So, what's your favourite? Be as dark as you like, no judgment here. I'm pretty -blam!-ed up myself.
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Gandalf
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1 ReplyEdited by Hero: 7/23/2016 12:39:10 PM343 guilty spark from halo 3
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10 RepliesEdited by GeardoRanger864: 7/23/2016 11:50:47 PM. 343 guilty spark from halo 3 . Didact from halo 4 . Shepard from modern warfare 2 . I forgot his name but you kill him buy hanging him by a wire from the roof in modern warfare 3
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1 ReplyWhen you convince Saren to blow his own brain out.
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2 RepliesKing Claudius ( from Hamlet )
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Osama bin Laden. He was spicy
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1 ReplyGame of Thrones spoilers [spoiler]Seeing Ramsay Bolton get pummeled by Jon and then eaten by his dogs was so -blam!-ing satisfying[/spoiler]
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Koba (Dawn of the Planet of the Apes) and Voldemort were pretty satisfying. [url=https://youtu.be/SFxQ-EdFl_M]This[/url], on the other hand, was just atrocious.
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1 ReplyLaw Abiding Citizen - death sentence Air Force One - get off my plane Blade 2 - can you blush? Django Unchained - Calvin Candie Gladiator - Commodus Leon The Professional - grenades Misery - ending fight Predestination - Fizzle Bomber The Untouchables - Nitti Se7en - wrath Lucky Number Slevin - plastic bags
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Jokers death in injustice threw me off. I hadn't read those comics so I wasn't prepared for that
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I'd say this guy's death.
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Commodus' death in Gladiator was just... the best.
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Washington killing South in RvB. [quote]Oh, come on Wash. What are you gonna do Sh-. Yes.[/quote]
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I found the death of Roman Torchwick to be quite satisfying.
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I found the death of Roman Torchwick to be quite satisfying.
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Rorke from ghosts.
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Whenever Cersei dies.
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2 RepliesJoker from Arkham series
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Edited by Cegiofra: 7/23/2016 12:34:55 PMKefka Palazzo or Sephiroth :3 [spoiler]and maybe Bunivelze[/spoiler] [spoiler]oh, and all the deaths from Asura's wrath[/spoiler]
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1 Reply- Hitler - Stalin - Bin Laden - Vladimir the Impaler - Attila the Hun What? Was this post inclining me to list video game deaths? Well guess what: these deaths actually mattered. Besides, these guys were a part of the biggest and deadliest game of all; the game of war my friends.
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2 RepliesSenator Armstrong
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3 RepliesJack dying again in tales of the Borderlands was terrible.
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2 RepliesDavid in The Last of Us.
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2 RepliesLucien from fable 2 He killed my dog, he died like a bitch [spoiler]while he was giving his monologue, I walked up to him and knocked him off the platform.[/spoiler]
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Godcat and Akron from the EBF series, just because those fights are absolute BULLSHIT levels of difficulty. Godcat is a 7 stage boss fight, in three of these stages she can instakill you. One stage gives her a superpowered hyper beam which cannot be blocked, and instantly removes all your buffs. The other stages include switching elements, hitting you with four polar opposite elements at once, and huge amounts of accuracy and defense debuffs. Akron is annoying for similar reasons. He switches elements, summons minions, debuffs you, can unleash massive poison attacks, and also can use an attack that prevents you from reviving downed party members.
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Dr. Neferious from the Ratchet and Clank series (before the reboot). The amount of stuff he put Ratchet through, from stealing and re-programming Clank, to the attempt of eradictating all squishies, to conducting a raid on one of the most powerful places in the centre of the universe (give or take 50 feet), he truly was evil and comedic in a sadistic way.
