ITT: scenes that made you tear up
>inb4 press F to pay respects
>Crying at a videogame
F
>MILF
>>334434096
>being a faggot
Dogmeat dying at Mariposa.
>>334434207
Holy shit you're right
>vidya
>tearing up
What the fuck
>>334434289
>Crying at videogames
Could you imagine going to your father's funeral and shedding a tear, and you shed those same tears for a fucking videogame where you can play as a money?
This, from Shantae and the Pirate's Curse, actually.
For those who didn't catch on, it is implied the Warrior in the Village of Lost Souls is in fact, Shantae's long lost human father searching for his daughter (though he has long since forgotten much about her) Neither Shantae nor the Warrior realize who the other one is.
An unexpected, delicately touching moment.it's also heavily implied he is, in fact, video game character Karnov
>>334434872
It's been four years and I'm still mad.
>>334435347
Get over it autist. It's not 2012 anymore, it's 2016, everyone agrees Mass Effect 3 was great, get over it.
>>334434872
This still pisses me off to no god damn end.
And I didn't even play ME3 after ME2. They just ruined my waifu with a god damn stock photo and some blue lines.
>>334435254
They arent the same tears.
Just like how you and I look similar, only Im human and you arent.
>>334435441
Don't make fun of my autism please.
That fucking music.
>>334435495
Oh yes they are. Hell you'll probably talk about this scene more than how your dead father made you feel. Fucking pussy.
>>334435265
>it is implied
bullshit.
>>334435668
Not that guy and im guess this is bait, but damn dude
Haven't you ever been moved by a piece of music, or a powerful scene from a movie you enjoy, or breathtaking scenery, or anything like that? It's human nature to cry at things that move us emotionally
all kinds of things
>>334435590
Okay, sorry.
>>334435668
At least I'd have someone to talk to, even if you were right and not just projecting your homosexual insecurities, subhuman. Thats another difference between us.
>>334435951
>It's human nature to cry at things that move us emotionally
Give me an example of men throughout history crying when reading books.
>>334435767
Did you play it? go back and play it.
Of course nothing is confirmed, but it's very clear what the writers are hinting towards.
>>334436061
>>334436145
George Washington when he found out that his brother died while reading a newspaper.
>>334436145
topkek dude I really can't nor I do I care enough to go look for any, though I'm sure it's happened plenty of times.
>>334436145
Literally anyone besides the Stoics.
>>334436249
A newspaper isn't a book.
Also a family member died. Something actually happened to him - that person actually existed and no longer exists.
Did he weep when he went to plays? Was that a common thing for him to do?
>>334436413
Protip: It hasn't. Only with the advent of nu males and bronies has it become so widespread that grown men are crying at cartoon images dying in their videogames.
Fuck, they're not even well written. It's just pathetic all around.
>>334436145
Your pre-op when she read the clinjx denial when it was determined you were too late into the trimester to abort.
>>334435951
I'm not the other guy either but how would something move you as far as to cry? How does it feel?
I mean, I've been moved a bunch of times but I don't remember ever crying because of art.
Hell, I don't even remember crying in the last five years or so, probably's got to do with that.
>>334436585
I cried when I read a report that said I had inoperable liver cancer.
>>334435590
>dont make fun of my autism
he didn't know you were actually autistic so you did the most autistic thing and tell him you are actually autistic, autist
>>334436730
hang in there bro
>>334436730
A report isn't a book, either.
>>334436734
Yes I did, we're friends.
>>334436585
Dude I don't care
>>334436810
Christian Bale cried when watching Heath Ledger's performance at the Dark Knight's premier.
>>334435441
>everyone agrees Mass Effect 3 was great,
proof?
>>334436880
Then fuck off.
>>334436963
They worked together and Heath Ledger died.
Teared up at the end of FFIX, i know it's lame bullshit but idgaf
>>334437064
Read the bsn forums dude.
>>334437116
Johnny Cash cried while watching a clip show of his young adult life.
>>334437116
ho ho someone's all pissy tonight
>ANYBODY WHO CRIES AT THINGS I DONT PERSONALLY APPROVE OF IS A PUSSY!
-A well adjusted adult who is not autistic or otherwise deficient
>>334437604
>manbaby freaks out when he's actually judged, and rightfully so, for crying at cartoons and videogames made for teens
>>334432869
You can't inb4 in the OP
ITT: Faggots who cry too easily and autists who don't understand emotion
This, the epilogue of MGS, and the part of SMT: Strange Journey whereArthur dies
Can someone explain how it feels to cry at vidya or other media? I've never had the experience.
I assume it's because of relating to what happens on it but I don't know.
Also, how does it feel? Could you compare it to crying at a real life event or is it different?
>>334437707
>gibbering lunatic so caught up in his own shitposting he cant tell fantasy from reality or the truth from his own bait
>>334437891
Mainly it's that you have to give some form of realness to the characters, if you can't get immersed in a game it's never gonna happen
And no it's nowhere quite as severe as something like someone in real life dying, it just gets you pretty bummed
>>334438067
Ironic that you mention being unable to tell fantasy from reality since that's what most of these blubbering manbabies have trouble with.
>>334438125
>Mainly it's that you have to give some form of realness to the characters
That's the part I was missing. I did feel bad one or two times but that's it, never went as close as crying, never could detach from the fact that I'm playing a game.
Thanks for sharing anon.
>end credits are of your character sobbing under a tree as the credits roll
>yfw snake eater kicks in
>>334438158
Is it ironic that someone who is supposedly adult and well adjusted is having a fucking meltdown over the idea that somebody might have sad feelings over virtual media?
Or is it just fucking pathetic?
>>334438397
Haven't played this yet but Red/Blue Rescue Team and Explorers of Time/Darkness/Sky were sad as fuck, if it's anything like those games it definitely belongs to this thread.
>>334438397
>that music
>>334438484
>Meltdown
Nice meme. And sad feelings over virtual media is different from crying like a little bitch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joMEQmwV8Q8&ab_channel=GilvaSunner
>>334438758
Just like how theres a difference between you being retarded and just pretending to be retarded? Fuck off retard.
>>334436145
You sound really deeply closeted.
>>334438438
>>334438964
Ohh good comeback. Go and cry to your mommy. At least you got rekt in real life instead of crying to virtual little boys losing their mothers in shitty RPGs.
>>334438109
The statue scene later in the game hit me even harder.
DQ can hit really hard in the feels when it tries to.
>>334439143
Strangely homophobic thing of you to bring up out of the blue. Would it make you feel better about crying to pixels of little boys if I secretly wanted to have sex with men?
>>334439178
Just admit your bait was weak and go away.
>Somebody, please look at me...
>Somebody, please reach out a hand to me…
>>334439489
Pretty bad that even if it were bait, you can't bring up a single point to challenge it. Plenty of opportunity to bring out how it's in the nature of man to weep at works of fiction.
Growing up to be even worse than women, I swear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp_gU_YAI20
I didn't really cry but I felt sad as hell after that.
>>334439775
Your father probably cries thinking about how you turned out every night. Does that make him a beta faggot numale?
>>334439515
You got me, you motherfucker.
>>334439985
No because in this hypothetical, that's something that happened in real life, not a cartoon or videogame made for children.
You fucking idiots, I swear.
>>334440310
>hypothetical
Whatever fampai.
>>334440517
And for the record my bait was fan fucking tastic. Look at this shit. I ruined a whole crybaby thread.
>>334439515
where's this quote from?
>>334441082Ghost Trick
>crying
>about video games
Is this a troll thread or are people being serious?
>>334437891
A lot of people assume it comes down to just empathy, but really it's more experience.
If you have not or cannot imagine experiencing something you're not likely to react to it.
There are scenes in movies where even a side character begins going through or saying something others can relate to in the audience and it will evoke emotion. For example Paulie in Rocky has a scene where he begins degrading himself clearly recognizing his flaws as a person, brother and friend. He's hinting to Rocky, but can't say it because it's the last shred of pride and dignity he has left, that he's aware the only good thing he could possibly do for his sister Adrian is get them paired up so Rocky can take care of her in ways he failed to and obviously can't.
If you're never felt like you can't protect someone close to you, or generally don't have anyone close to you that you feel like protecting, then a familiar feeling of impotency won't wash over you seeing this guy ridicule himself. You'll just think he's a loser and that Rocky's picking up his slack.
A similar thing happens in Gran Torino whena girl is raped and everyone, particularly her brother who had been trying to develop some character and self-confidence, feels like they're helpless.Again if you don't have any familiarity with feelings of inadequacy due to a lack of accomplishment or capability or respect then the entire ordeal is just a series of events. It has nothing to do with being real either, someone who has missing relatives can watch a movie or hear in the news about similar kidnappings and become equally emotionally responsive. If all your family is where they are then it's whatever isn't it?
Also don't misunderstand having an experience for having experience. If someone has dead relatives it's not just that fact but whether they gave a shit about them that will determine their reaction to hearing other cases of losing family.
>CRYING OVER FICTIONAL CHARACTERS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oMi9H74pjE
>>334438630
You should definitely play Super if you liked those. It kicks the tragicness up to 11. The ending is not a happy ending.
>92 / 33 / 39 / 9
what a shitty thread
>>334443372
Wait are we autosage?
>>334441428
Further the age demographic of the content is irrelevant. The movie Speed Racer is almost insultingly simple with its messages throughout however the finale manages to deliver quite a potent scene if you have any ability to reflect and comprehend at all.
I've never raced in my life, my interest in racing has been sporadic and minimal. I watch Top Gear here and there but otherwise the sport itself is not for me. However this movie in a way isn't just about racing despite that being the central theme. That and comically organized crime having an iron grip over competitive sports, but aside from those things it's also about admitting you don't remember, know or even understand what it is that fuels you to keep doing what you do in life, just that you only feel alive when you do it.
It's about not being stopped by defeat or doubt, or rules and restraints, it's about believing in yourself and possibilities when others do not.
It's about recognizing your idols, rivals and enemies were and still are as lost and human as you despite how they seem from afar.
It's about being broken and yet that allowing you to exceed past limitations. It's about the people and things there for you when nothing and no one else is.
It's about having the vision to see what others are blind to and showing people things they could never imagine with their narrow view.
Whatever you position or passion it's about ambition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvwhIStnDw8
It's also about 3 minutes of nausea inducing color and confusing choreography met with a financial loss, but behind those rudimentary things people get easily distracted by the message is still visibleon Blu-ray™ and DVD™ for home theater.
>>334443552
was on page 9 but you faggots wanted to revive it
>>334443810
Of course I did. I like crying to sad vidya.
>>334432869
>tfw I've never cried at vidya
I don't get it, I've seen all the popular "sad" moments, and I know I'm supposed to be feeling bad for these characters, but nothing's ever been powerful enough to bring me to tears.
Hell, last time I cried was at my grandpa's funeral 6 years ago.
;_;
>>334435623
>>334443915
>I like crying to sad vidya.
You're a faggot and you know your parents should've aborted you.
>>334441636
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eugJwJOCA6AMy spirit...
Did it shine?
I cried at the extra ending in Chrono Trigger on DS when Schala had to leave Magus to become part of the Time Eater
granted I was also blackout drunk
Kind of odd how some retards don't know the difference between getting misty eyed and actually crying. Pretty sure when people "cry" over video games it's usually a tear at most. There's a spectrum to be considered. You know a spectrum just like the one you're on.
>>334438109
>Went into DQ5 expecting a typical jrpg with some monster catching and generational shenanigans
>Got a full-on sobfest
Not specifically a scene but
>A bit over a year ago
>Been getting into Deadly Premonition
>Had the soundtrack
>Was walking home from class listening to Amazing Grace from the track cause it was neat
>A day prior learn my grandfather was in the hospital, but was pretty much a vegetable after being revived by machinery
>Get home from class, decide to play the song again on my computer
>Get phone call at around 3:32
>It's my father
>He's very sullen
>"We pulled the plug. Your grandfather is gone."
>Begin tearing up
>Funeral a few days later
>They play amazing grace as they walk him out of the church
>Am told it was his favorite song
>Walk off to go bawl to myself for a bit
And that's why I now get depressed when I play Deadly Premonition.
FUCK this fucking game, I honestly have never been so fucking depressed after playing a game, why someone would make this game is beyond me.
>tfw cried while finishing the last ever raid before my guild quit the game
It's like i lost a part of my familia tbqh
>>334446338
Damn man.
>>334446732
I know that feeling, I was with a guild from 2004 all the way to the end of WOTLK sometime in 2010, the guild leader announced that he was just done, and will be leaving, we all agreed to just let the guild die, we all did one final raid, cried our eyes out over Vent, took one last guild photo together, and all parted ways...
I still talk to a few of them, but it's not the same, so many of them quit once the guild broke apart.
>>334446338
>>334446916
Just realized I forgot the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNYRL8CUu30
>>334444121
they did
>>334446732
>>334447060
>ftw when part of group for a game
>eventually realize everyone you cared about it is gone, you've grown up and a new generation had come
>tfw you can never go back
>>334447293
Yep, I had a big group of friends I used to play Steam games with that I met on WoW, we played together from TBC all the way to the end of Cata, we all met up multiple times, went to PAX together, and we even all went to Blizzcon one year, when MoP came out and everyone but me and one other person quit, our group just kind of fell apart...
Stopped getting into vent...
Stopped playing Steam games...
Stopped the group texts...
Haven't spoken to any of them in years, I think it was WoW that kept us all together...or something.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnSPMEMqROk
>>334447951
hey, that means the game worked
i thought the game, and particularly this track, was hella manipulative, but you liked this part and thats whats important
we all have feelings and opinions and thats what makes us people :)
if we weren't different then there wouldn't be anything new to happen
>>334444024
I get sad, but not sad enough to cry.
>>334434207
kek
>>334448119
Is this the most passive-aggressive post in history?
All signs point to yes
What the ABSOLUTE FUCK were they thinking?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_80O22OJRs
>>334448119
you just created the most tumblr post on /v/ right now, congrats
