Top 10 Most Messed Up Quests in RPGs

Top 10 Most Messed Up Quests in RPGs

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List Entries and Rank:
10. Strictly Business
9. Love Hurts
8. Side with the Killer
7. Bound Until Death
6. Shoot This Guy in the Face
5. A Bounty for the Hunter
4. Pickman Gallery
3, 2 & 1: ???

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[VikingFyre]

The Family Matters quest line is by far one of the most well written RPG quests I've every played. Seriously, in any other story, the Bloody Baron would be a character nobody would sympathize with. Witcher 3? Take this drunk, loud, abusive sod and give him pathos, questioning of his own morals, and redemption for one of his worst mistakes, and you have easily a story that could have been an entire game unto itself. But not Witcher 3. Its just a single quest (well several smaller interweaving quests tied to a larger one in the early game's story) all so Geralt can gain information.
Damn this is such a good game!

[esdev]

I'd say the secondary quest in Witcher 3 where Annabelle was raped, paralyzed and eaten alive by rats, and then Graham dying after kissing her dead nasty looking spirit is worse.

[poweroffriendship.]

*_Your quest is over..._*


Me: Now, I can die in peace.

[martinmikus]

Bloody Barron questline is the best questline i have encountered in RPGs

[thebigsad]

*Life is the most messed up quest. It always ends in death*

[anshravindramishra]

I love Bloody Baron's character, its so well written and layered.

[WillRennar]

AT THE SOUND OF THE BELL, IT WILL BE FACE-SHOOTING O'CLOCK!
*_*BLAM*_*
THANK YOU!

[TheNightmareAngelYT]

"shoots guy in face"
THANKYOU


Kinda had a chuckle there.
5:42

[rabidrob]

I haven't played much of the Witcher 3, but just before I did my brothers baby died in his girlfreinds womb, she was 2 weeks away from being born. Doing that quest helped me in my grief so much. I'll never forget it, thank you CD Project Red.

[ultimaistanza]

One messed up quest that I'd like to add is in Digimon Story; Cyber Sleuth - Living Doll, Dead Person Case

Going off of mostly memory here, but in it, you're investigating a case where a guy is selling these robot doll things that look like real people that are in the game's real world. Looking into things you find the person and talk to him. He's selling these dolls under the stipulation that you can't leave your room ever again and just have to let them take care of you. Well when you investigate further and access his nearby server, you find a Digimon working with him. You end up defeating it and receive a login access to a room in the virtual word. After going back and talking with the scammer again, he runs away (seeing that his cover is blown). You report back to the office and your boss tasks you with checking out that login info you received in order to piece together what's going on. You hop in the virtual world and find a simple guy just chilling with some of his doll servants (or whatever you wanna call them), but the thing is, he thinks this is the real world. You try and tell him that this isn't the real world and attempt to convince him to try and log out, but sadly to no avail. So you go back again to the office and explain what happened. Your boss concludes that what's been going on is that this has been like some black market ring where desperate people would get their "dream girl" and be put into the virtual world while their bodies irl would be stolen for unknown reasons (things that come to mind are like organ stealing or possibly sex trafficking) and they'll basically be stuck in the virtual world with no ways to leave. From there it cuts back over to the guy that's in the virtual world just talking to himself. Your character messages him saying "Please you need to logout". He laughs at it, but starts thinking on what you said. Finally he just comes to the conclusion that there's no harm in just humoring it and trying. He attempts it and is confused at what he sees. The words pop up, "Error: Nowhere to log out to" and the case ends.

The bad guy GOT AWAY and there's no resolution to this poor guy who is effectively AT BEST comatose irl, if not dead. It's sad, chilling, and it's a creepy sort of contrast to the cute and playful tone of Digimon. It really stood out to me when I played through it and I absolutely love just how out of nowhere this little sidestory just came up and legitimately surprised me (in a good way).

[Egalia_]

If anyone killed Paarthurnax you automatically get put on a list of pure evil

[ALEX-lqyt]

And now we wait for Cyberpunk 2077's

[ThatGirlWithTheCards]

If you were gonna pick a Skyrim quest, I'd have gone with the Namira Daedric Quest. Yeah, Vittoria being assassinated on her own wedding day is grim but let's not forget leading a priest to a cannibal cult and killing him so you can eat him...

[Marco_Onyxheart]

I cried a little when that Dragon Age 2 zombie mother thing happened. Say about the game what you will. It wasn't a good part 2 but it made a good interim part 1.5. And that shit was just emotional.

[revanreborn]

For Skyrim a few other mentions would be Namira's and Molag Bal's quests.

[WingZX]

Okay shot the face mission was hilarious. But the "To Grandma's house we go" mission in BL2 was F'd up.

[WolfMoon]

Always found the Overlord reveal to be damn disturbing. I remember playing that first time feeling genuinely emotional for the guy.

[Leongon]

Witcher 3, a short quest, but one I remember for how messed up it was is the one where a girl makes a werewolf dude kill her own sister who was his girlfriend, because she wants him for herself instead, and you can let the werewolf kill her too in retaliation... which doesn't show on camera because it fades to black, but the sound still play and you get a really nasty couple of fleshy chomps and screams from her as she dies. And then he comes after you for you to finish him too, a whole lot of off-screen death for your imagination to fill in.

[waltblackadar]

You guys whiffed on this one. The most messed up quest is Skyrim's A Taste of Death, where you can convince a priest to follow you, take him to a cave, kill him and EAT HIS FLESH at a feast with other cannibals. You're rewarded with a Daedric ring that is really useful. As Stan would say, "dude, this is pretty f***ed up right here".

[leonardooliveira]

The Witcher 3, best game Ive ever played.