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MyAnswerSucks t1_jaa113q wrote

Kefka
He had a rather impressive run, some highlights;
Mass poisoning.
Betrayal.
Enslaving others.
Genocide.
Had his own cult.
Achieved divinity.
Destroyed the world.

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Capital-Goal-3123 t1_jaa16bs wrote

You the player because we all know you've done more than any other video game villian

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Room234 t1_jaa1qea wrote

That's probably Kefka.

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thesnapening t1_jaa3kff wrote

Kefka. Literally destroyed the planet just because he could.

Joel from last of us has to be up there.

Arguably your character from nier replicant aswell

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risen_peanutbutter t1_jaa4j1x wrote

Does the character have to be video game exclusive?

If so, I can be cheesy and say Sauron from any LoTR game

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Jeberani t1_jaa7cfk wrote

Micah from Red Dead series. He’s pure evil. And I love him so much! We all love a good villain!

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Avid_Vacuous t1_jaab114 wrote

Kefka from Final Fantasy VI. After ruining the world he could have wiped out all of humanity but he chose to let the smaller cities live so they could repopulate the world so that he could kill more people. If he killed everyone all at once there would be no one left to kill. There's no sympathetic gray area here. He's just pure evil.

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BlueMikeStu t1_jaactnj wrote

FFT's Vormav.

He personally puts his country into a civil war to raise the in-universe equivalent of Satan from the dead, which simply involves getting enough people killed. He does this from the FFT Vatican and winds up killing the FFT Pope.

Did I mention he involves his only two children in the plot by throwing them in front of the main character, fully expecting him to kill them? Because he does, and Ramza winds up killing one of them. He has no remorse over this.

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S4ntos19 t1_jaag958 wrote

I'm gonna go with Zinyak. I mean, he destroyed Earth.

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fidelacchius42 t1_jaah7kv wrote

Luca Blight from Suikoden 2 is horribly evil. Kefka would normally be my vote, but Luca forces a woman to crawl around on her hands and knees and oink like a pig to preserve her life and then just kills her anyway. Gotta give that evil bastard a shout out.

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ThyNynax t1_jabdc8b wrote

Replying to thesnapening (#2,083,871)

Yeah…if Joel is evil because of killing people while trying to survive…well that qualifies a vast number of video game characters that kill for less.

I mean, Lara Croft could just choose not to do the thrill seeking tomb raider thing, and live out her wealthy trust fund life, once she realized it involves killing countless mercenaries that get in the way. But no, she chooses that life.

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LetsGoChamp19 t1_jaccyz9 wrote

Replying to thesnapening (#2,099,802)

When we started comparing things. That’s what you have to do when answering questions like this

What Joel did is minuscule compared to a lot of other characters. You even mentioned the perfect example in Kefka so you’re aware of the difference in actions. I’m really not sure how you think the two are even close to each other

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LetsGoChamp19 t1_jacfbnk wrote

Replying to thesnapening (#2,101,024)

Joel stopped a potential cure from being made, and saved an innocent girl from being killed in the process. Kefka literally destroyed the world and kept a small population alive so that they could repopulate, just so he could do it all over again, for fun. The two aren’t in the same universe of evil

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LetsGoChamp19 t1_jackty4 wrote

Replying to thesnapening (#2,103,114)

And one is infinitely more evenly than the other. I’ve already explained this multiple times

Really don’t get people who join an online discussion, then just say “you’re taking this way too seriously bro chill out bro” when someone disagrees with them. Such a weirdo thing to do

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thesnapening t1_jaclh2o wrote

Replying to LetsGoChamp19 (#2,103,354)

No I said you've taken it too seriously because that's escatly what you've done. Instead of simply admitting people can have different opinions you've gone on and on about "well Joel can't be evil because there's worse".

Riduclous.

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