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[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Addai67 wrote...

Leliana and all of her ilk

hiss hiss boo

[Orian Tabris]

Liara T'soni... That's it. This is all the characters I hate but you are not supposed to hate.

Love the voice, but she's so overrated, and ugly. All attempts to make her appealing to the player: failed. Seriously, she's basically a blue alien Barbie. Too much lipstick, ugly hair, and ugly eyes (considering how attractive they're supposed to be).

BTW, I LOVE Leliana, really, really like Anders (DAII; loved him in Awakening), love Tallis, really, really like Sebastian and love Fenris. There is NO Dragon Age character I hate, and the same goes for every piece of fiction, other than the aforementioned Blue Barbie from ME. Honestly, I don't get why people hate fictional characters so easily. It's the non-fiction characters that are easy to hate (like Justin Bieber anmd Beyonce, for example).

[XxPrincess(x)ThreatxX]

Mission Vao: annoying & useless
Ashley: glad i nearly always leave her to get a nuclear suntan
Tali: same as Mission except she kept getting brought back
Garrus annoys me too, is too spineless & needs shepard to tell him what to do

[Sir DeLoria]

Legion/Geth VI(hate that hypocritical synthetic b*stard)
EDI(boring, hypocrite)
Anders(selfish, hot headed moron)
Merrill(same as Anders)

And then there's the characters I don't hate, but sort of dislike:

Liara(obnoxious)
James(moron)
Miranda(only in ME 2)
Leliana(obnoxious)
Shale(no comment)
Elena Fischer(Chloe is so much better damnit)

[Sir DeLoria]

Threat300 wrote...

Mission Vao: annoying & useless
Ashley: glad i nearly always leave her to get a nuclear suntan
Tali: same as Mission except she kept getting brought back
Garrus annoys me too, is too spineless & needs shepard to tell him what to do

Why so much hate against the poor Quarians?

[spirosz]

I don't think I really hate anybody. I disagree with a lot of characters, like Kenny from TWD or Liara, but hate is a strong word.

I'm a lovin' fellah.

[AresKeith]

spirosz wrote...

I don't think I really hate anybody. I disagree with a lot of characters, like Kenny from TWD or Liara, but hate is a strong word.

I'm a lovin' fellah.

So you don't hate Johnny Cage?

[spirosz]

Who.

Modifié par spirosz, 18 décembre 2013 - 12:41 .

[CroGamer002]

Liara.


That damn useless blueberry Mary Sue!

[SlottsMachine]

I don't hate any character, but some of them have a habit of putting a giant hand print on my face.

[spirosz]

General Slotts wrote...

I don't hate any character, but some of them have a habit of putting a giant hand print on my face.

LOL!!!!!

[Nerdage]

Only one that springs to mind is Geralt, assuming we're even meant to not hate him*. I only really played the first game but I didn't see anything about him to endear him to me.

(* The only reason I assume that is because he's the protagonist (and of an RPG, no less); were he just an NPC I'd feel perfectly justified in hating him.)

[XxPrincess(x)ThreatxX]

Necanor wrote...

Threat300 wrote...

Mission Vao: annoying & useless
Ashley: glad i nearly always leave her to get a nuclear suntan
Tali: same as Mission except she kept getting brought back
Garrus annoys me too, is too spineless & needs shepard to tell him what to do

Why so much hate against the poor Quarians?

Poor Quarians? they started a war that they lost then spent the next few hundred years crying about it, they deserve no pity.

[Asari_Party]

Tali -  She probably had the most annoying voice of any game character ever

nerdage wrote...

Only one that springs to mind is Geralt, assuming we're even meant to not hate him*. I only really played the first game but I didn't see anything about him to endear him to me.

(* The only reason I assume that is because he's the protagonist (and of an RPG, no less); were he just an NPC I'd feel perfectly justified in hating him.)

Same here. I really, really tried with the first one but I just couldn't get into it.

[Sir DeLoria]

Threat300 wrote...

Necanor wrote...

Threat300 wrote...

Mission Vao: annoying & useless
Ashley: glad i nearly always leave her to get a nuclear suntan
Tali: same as Mission except she kept getting brought back
Garrus annoys me too, is too spineless & needs shepard to tell him what to do

Why so much hate against the poor Quarians?

Poor Quarians? they started a war that they lost then spent the next few hundred years crying about it, they deserve no pity.

The Quarian government started a war and the Geth butchered almost 99% of the Quarian civilian population. Then their ancestors try to take their homeworld back because they're slowly dying and need refuge and you deny their civilians(who had absolutely nothing to do with any of the decisions) any form of mercy or pity. By that logic the civilians of Germany and Japan would've deserved no pity or mercy either during the second world war. The actions and decisions of a state aren't always the will of the people. 

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Miscellaneous Mind wrote...

Lee and Clementine. Sorry. Don't get it.

dis guy lookin fo a fiet

[ClydeInTheShell]

Miscellaneous Mind wrote...

Tali from Mass Effect.

I'll give you Kaidan cuz he be actin like a ho.

You don't like Tali doe, homie the airlock is that way.

[HiddenInWar]

One that comes to mind is thane.

Dude has some interesting moments but beyond that i don't find him appealing, especially with that monotone voice.

[HiddenInWar]

Miscellaneous Mind wrote...


Lee and Clementine. Sorry. Don't get it.

[Neoleviathan]

Nick van Owen from The Lost World: Jurassic Park. He was clearly supposed to be a hero. & they really wanted you to agree with him & like that whole group. But they end up turning him into the greatest villain of the franchise. Even what Nedry did in the first film was more of an accident, & atleast they did it when there would be fewer people to be eaten. But in the second film almost everything wrong is Nick's fault. He straight up tries to murder the film's best character, & is responsible for almost ever death. He's practically a mass murderer. He then gets away with it & his victims get made out as the bad guys.

[Jorji Costava]

I'll pick a few from TV:

Tim Riggins of Friday Night Lights was far from a favorite of mine. The devices the show uses to humanize him just seem so obvious ("Hey, he's dark and broody because he's sad about his Daddy Issues and stuff") that they fall flat. All that's left for me are the character's many weaknesses as a person.

I'd also go with most of the cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation, particularly in light of the fact that they are explicitly intended as paragons of human moral development. Every time a Prime Directive episode comes along, it gets extremely hard to believe that.