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[Angrywolves]

Sephiroth by far.

[Urgon]

The Nameless One - Practical Incarnation(Planescape Torment)
Kreia (KoTOR 2)
Myrkul (Mask of the Betrayer)
Letho of Gulet(TW2)
Ulysses( New Vegas)

In that order

[Nordicus]

Damn, so many of my personal choices are already mentioned, some multiple times. I have to dig deeper!

Chapter Master Azariah Kyras (Dawn of War 2) <- might be more "best acted" than "best written", but I just had to mention him
Kuja (FFIX)
Doctor Nefarious (Ratchet & Clank)

[Armass81]

Ur-Quan Kzer-Za and Kohr-Ah in Star Control 2. They give lines that gives me chills sometime, especially in how right the Kzer-Za are in some cases.

Luca Blight from Suikoden 2, a true monster of a character with a past tragedy. And dies one of the most epic deaths in video games.

Kefka, from Final Fantasy 6. This guy is the Joker of the FF verse, only perhaps even more insane.

Pious Augustus in Eternal Darkness : Sanity's Requiem. Great villain and you actually get to play as him for a while.

Modifié par Armass81, 24 mars 2013 - 09:46 .

[Joy Divison]

renjility wrote...

Joy Divison wrote...

renjility wrote...

Letho from TW2 and The Illusive Man in ME2 and 3. It might be because I haven't read any of the DA books, but Loghain failed to really rise above the standard evil villain in my eyes.

social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/47/index/4448814

I've glanced on that thread a while ago. The opening post begins with mentioning the books, hence my mentioning that my opinioin on Loghain might be influenced by the fact that I haven't read them. I'm still of a mind that reading the books should not be necessary to get a good grasp of who the villain is, so perhaps the game could have done a bit better in that regard. In the cinematics you only get to see more of Loghain's scowling face while he commands the nobles to follow him or allows Harrowmont to hire an assassin to deal with the last two Wardens. Hardly helps to deepen his character or expand upon his motivations.

Reading the books adds depth to what is already an intriguing antagonist.  I never read the books.

[Blooddrunk1004]

SHODAN - System Shock series
Andrew Ryan - Bioshock
Vaas - Far Cry 3
Letho - The Witcher 2
Elder God - Legacy of Kain series

My favourites.
Would also put Illusive Man but i disliked what they did to his character in the third game. They made so much hype and background around him and he just ends up as another villain who stands in Shepard's way.

Modifié par Blooddrunk1004, 25 mars 2013 - 07:41 .

[LTD]

I actually can't think of anyone:(

[EpicBoot2daFace]

Andrew Ryan - Bioshock

[MingWolf]

Jon Irenicus

[Eternal Phoenix]

Loghain Mac Tir (Dragon Age: Origins).

Sarevok (Baldur's Gate 1).

Regnier (Kingdom Under Fire series).

Gabriel Belmont (Antagonist in Castlevania Mirror of Fate but protagonist in Lords of Shadow 1&2. Tragic hero who saved the world twice and for nothing and was betrayed twice too. His descent into evil isn't even his own fault as he had to become a vampire and absorb the ancient power of a demon to stop it from destroying the world. Even now as Dracula there still seems to be some good in him although it seems that after the events of Mirror of Fate, he's probably become more evil).

Tali vas Normandy (Extremely evil and commands a wretched army of followers to boot too who are obsessed with her sweat. What vile experiments she performs on them to be so obsessed over such is beyond me).

Kain (Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1&2 and during Raziel's parts in Defiance. Quite honestly I am shocked he hasn't got a mention here because he's a very complex character and he sends Raziel literally to a hell for 1,000 years to be tortured. That's better cause for revenge than "you killed my family!" and need I mention that Raziel and his "brothers" are actually the resurrected corpses of an order of knights that used to hunt vampires?)

Elder "God" (Legacy of Kain series).

The Dragon Grigori (Dragon's Dogma. Simply because he's not the big bad evil you initially expected him to be...)

Mephistopheles (Neverwinter Nights: Hordes of the Underdark. Seriously this guy is the best. Now I could go on about how interesting his background is and how he used the player over the course of the two expansions to Neverwinter Nights but forget that. He was badass already but even more so when he enters Waterdeep and kills everyone. So badass is he that one of the NPC's gets on the floor and starts worshiping him as he enters the inn in Waterdeep but Mephistopheles shows no mercy).

Modifié par Elton John is dead, 28 mars 2013 - 12:09 .

[NeonFlux117]

Andrew Ryan. This is easy.

Battling for the number 2 spot would be Sephiroth, SHODAN, Saren and GLados.

[spirosz]

Lathrim wrote...

J. Reezy wrote...

Kreia > All

This.

[spirosz]

Too be honest though, Princess Peach.

[spirosz]

J. Reezy wrote...

spirosz wrote...

Too be honest though, Princess Peach.

You cray homie.

Little Mario spends the whole game to rescue dis bish and ends up not even happening?  Bowser was just the puppet.  

[Ghost Lightning]

 

[NeonFlux117]

no wait guys and gals I got the one........... The Catalyst. AKA- Space Brat. Ghost boy. Star child.

incredibly well written character. Just prime example of characterization. Wow. Put's everyone on my prior list to shame- truly "High Level" stuff with the Catalyst. Bioware had Top Men working on that character......... Top.Men.

Modifié par NeonFlux117, 28 mars 2013 - 02:15 .

[vortex216]

Sign me up for Logain. He sucked as companion, however.

[ShadowLordXII]

Loghain and General Shepard from MW2

[mickey111]

Marauder Shields.