10 Games That PUNISH You For Doing THE RIGHT THING

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  @tribal2199 · 3 years ago

  Another thing about Vampyr is that some of the NPC's are so bad that they're just begging for you to drain them. Sometimes things will be better after they're gone, other times things get a lot worse. But if you do drain ANY of them, you can't get the best ending.😩

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• MA

  @masternecro3511 · 3 years ago

  I always heard in Bioshock, the gifts you get from rescuing the little sisters end up getting you more Adam in the end than if you harvest them.

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• RE

  @RedRabbit-ZA · 3 years ago

  Yes, playing a bad guy might be more fun but playing a good guy usually ends up being more rewarding. In my opinion at least.

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• TO

  @tomas.zentrich · 3 years ago

  Dishonered is another example where it's quite a slog to be the good guy and not cause too much chaos. Going around and cutting everyone to shreds was definitely more fun.

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• JI

  @jimmymurphy898 · 3 years ago

  Rdr2 rewards you more for being a good guy than any game I have played to the point that I refuse to play with low honor. The storytelling is just so powerful, well written, and moving. I have seen videos of the low honor path and it just makes me sad.

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• JA

  @jacobmartyniuk8001 · 3 years ago

  One thing not mentioned about Vampyr, there are points in the game where you have a choice of feeding or sparing key characters. Feeding will give you XP while sparing will actually cost you XP. So you’re not just missing out, you are actually losing hard earned XP. It makes it super painful to try not to feed.

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• BB

  @BBR-rd7iy · 3 years ago

  I took the good guy route in Vampyre. I've been stuck at the final boss for like a year now because of it.

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• DR

  @drnebulae7578 · 3 years ago

  I want an open world vampire game that has mechanics similar to Vampyr and Infamous 2 when Cole becomes a vampire.

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• TU

  @turdferguson5932 · 3 years ago

  Vampyr was so very underrated more people should check it out really

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• PA

  @papamorte · 3 years ago

  I remember my first playthrough of the Witcher 3. I unleashed a plague, became drinking buddies with hateful degenerates, and generally just got a lot of people killed trying to be the "good guy"

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• BR

  @broceollomon · 3 years ago

  Playing Arthur as a good guy gives you a far more satisfying ending. It brings him the redemption in the title, even if he is damned from the start.

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• BR

  @brokenhdd9291 · 3 years ago

  The Family Matters quest from Witcher 3 ought to be on this list.<br>The way that quest plays out completely devastated me.

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