What in-game events have made you angriest/emotionally invested?

[StaceyPowers]

I notice it often takes some injustice or loss in a video game before I get emotionally invested—like anger at losing a party member permanently (i.e. as happens partway through Mass Effect) or anger at a broader injustice in the world (i.e. discovering the social ills of Markarth and the Reach in Skyrim). If this is the case for you, what events in games have made you angry, increasing your emotional investment in a game?

 

[skyfire]

I remember investing a lot on the MOBA based game events and I was kind of disappointed on many notes. I mean a lot of those events are pretty much bad and you don't get much stuff for free or even with paid events. 

[ARx182]

The Travis Scott concert on Fortnite was really cool. It didn’t make me emotional but I really enjoyed the music so in a sense it may have. It was a brilliant idea by Epic Games. Would love to see something like it again!

[TheSteelyardDweller]

probably slavery in fallout 3 i always wipe out that settlement

[The Blackangel]

I won’t go in detail, as I don’t like spoilers anymore that anyone else here. But there’s something that happens in RDR2 that made me almost want to quit playing right then and there. Just think about it turns my stomach.

[skyfire]

I honestly didn't enjoyed the travis scott event. I mean though fortnite users may like it but wasn't much into travis scott so kind of skipped it. 

[StaceyPowers]

On 6/26/2020 at 8:54 PM, The Blackangel said:

I won’t go in detail, as I don’t like spoilers anymore that anyone else here. But there’s something that happens in RDR2 that made me almost want to quit playing right then and there. Just think about it turns my stomach.

Yes, no spoilers please, but now I’m curious and I wonder if I will be able to guess the moment when I eventually get to play it.