Video Game Cruelty Potential/Video Games/First-Person Shooter: Difference between revisions

* ''[[BioShock (series)]]'' and its sequel ''BioShock 2'' firstly allow you to dispense with enemies with varying degrees of sadism. The greatest cruelty potential, however, is in how you deal with the Little Sisters. Be honest, you've done"harvested" thisa Little Sister at least once if you've played the game, even if it was just to see what happens. Dealing with them in a certainthis way results ingrants immediate material gain for you, but existence failure for them. The shame the player may feel over acting so selfishly is exacerbated in the sequel by the re-tooled design and voice acting of the Little Sisters ramping up their cuteness and vulnerability; oh yeah, and {{spoiler|the way that if you Harvest the Little Sisters throughout the game, you bring about the worst possible ending, and you also have to play the final section of the game alongside Eleanor, knowing what a sociopath you've made her and not being able to make it better.}} This is made even worse by the fact that you ''can'' do it just once, and still avoid the Bad Ending. For some reason, murdering an innocent little girl as she pleads for mercy won't put you over the [[Moral Event Horizon]], until you do it a second time.