you played oregon trail after the existence of nyan cat...

Next try Organ trail.

Heres one more
Mass Effect 3

I picked the destruction of her race every time I played through. Geth 4 life.

Damn straight.


EDIT : Oh god oh god. Sleeping Dogs all the way.

Two main moments.

Why would you do that?!
You can save the quarians AND the geth, why would you do that?! as long as tali is part of the fleet, and you save whats-his-face, you can save both.

I don't like the Quarians. They used the Geth like slaves and tried to kill them when they started to come into their own. They hold what seems to be an eternal grudge against their mistake. Yet they ran, till the rest of the galaxy was at war and wouldn't be able to stop them committing genocide on another race.

The Geth, on the other let them go, showed more emotion than some of the people I know in real life and are awesome beyond belief.

It was easy to make that choice. Watching
But when Tali died, I felt no remorse for my choices, because I knew I made the right one.

I've only watched an LP of the first game so far, but I can say that individual people don't deserve to die for the mistakes of their ancestors, bro.

Her death was an expected side effect of an outcome that I desired. Even if she survived, that would be irrelevent. I never took her onto a mission, in any of the games.

Why?

Because Garrus "Calibrations" Vakarian. He's been the backbone of my team in all the games. In the first one, it was him and Ashley. In the second game, it was him and Legion, but till I got Legion, I brought Zaeed. In the third game, it was Garrus and the prothean guy who I can barely remember.

Also, this

i never actually did that but I saw it on youtube. That's probably THE worst death in the whole game, short of Not to mention that the updated endings destruction ending, due to sheppards survival, and the way in which he does, still doesn't dispute the indoctrination theory.
and while not sad, SHOOT THE KID.

aaand thats enough ME3 out of me.

Geth are pretty much the best so I can't say that was ever a particularly difficult choice for me either, I wouldn't have changed it knowing the outcomes.
The Quarian fleet repeatedly tried to get themselves killed for no reason, what happened afterwards was just natural selection and while I can barely blame Tali for taking it badly (as much as you can blame fictional character for anything) there's not much I can say about it other than "that's a shame".

When Archie dies in Hornblower.

Into the Wild. That movie hit me pretty hard.

Corpse Party + a few other hentai-gone-why-am-i-caring-i-just-wanted-to-explore-other-porno-not-burn-a-week-of-my-life-sorting-all-this-out (particularly some medical tragedy school themed one, can't remember the name).

Harvest Moon.

Pokemans movie.

Game of Thrones, brutal in parts.

Reading LOTR
(and deltora quest years earlier)

A few kids movies years ago, watching them again doesn't give me the same feelings though.

127 Hours.

I tend to empathise pretty heavily with whatever I'm watching, so things like 127 hours are fairly disturbing for me to watch.

I remember 127 hours.
Disturbing film is disturbing.

I was going to use a good joke in here, but then I figured out it wouldn't be funny.
Anyway, that was a good movie.
EDIT: Oh, and Real Steel almost made me cry.