>the antagonist is doing bad things for a legitimately good reason and working towards a greater good than the heroes can comprehend
>you still have to stop him
>>330708467
>This villan ultimately manages to accomplish his goal.
>It entirely fails to do what they had intended.
>I'm gonna free this ANCIENT EVIL
>But why?!
>Because I'm the bad guy!
>>330708467
>He gloats about his evil plan
>Only because it has already gone into effect and the heroes can't do anything to stop it
>>330708467
Tell me her name OP
>the villain monologues and explains his plan
>one of the hero's followers agrees with the plan and defects to join the villain
I'd like to see this, just once.
>>330709136
>ANCIENT EVIL is released
>Bad guy assumes he is it's master and will gain great power
>ANCIENT EVIL kills him and does whatever it wants
>defies it's own corrupt race to bring freedom to the lower beings
>succeedsTo be honest, Gerun is the real villain.
>>330710417
The only thing sadder is:
>bad guy awakens the ANCIENT EVIL
>throws himself at its mercy as a willing servant
>it kills him with no hesitation
>>330708467
Sounds like you just described WW2 OP.
>>330710397
Same here.
I'm tired of being Johnny Goodguy, I'd like to see more morally ambiguous protags and "bad guys" in my games.
Give me more shit where I have to really think about whether or not I am doing the right thing, and not the typical Bethesda "save baby/feed baby to rabid dogs" hard good/bad storylines.
>>330710397
Infamous 2 maybe?
>>330710397
X-men first class kinda
>>330710397
>bads guy monologues to delay good guys so he can escape and destroy them
>"All I have to do is kill the king and all his dynasty and I can guarantee the suffering people of this land limitless food, water and eternal good health!"
>"Nah can't let you do that, the king's the king"
>>330708467
What is Farscape
