Unluckiest characters in the GTA series

[.Ryan.]

As we all know various characters have been killed or have disappeared over the years, but who do you think has been the unluckiest taking their status into consideration?

 

I think Vic was pretty unlucky to have been killed in a coke deal seeing as he ran the city and faced worse threats than that before. Poor guy.

[DimitriFaustin]

I'd say as far as all characters go (protagonists, gangs, etc.), I'd say the Forellis and the Triads are pretty darn unlucky. Sure, the player works for them and gets their blessing in GTA 1 and Huang Lee tries

to salvage them in Chinatown Wars, but other wise the Triads are regarded as a nuisance, and nothing really grand ever comes their way. The Forellis are a no-brainer, since they were lucky to be even around

following Tommy's bold crusade against them in Vice City and then Toni's escapades in Liberty City Stories, and they always lose someone in every 3D game. Heck, if a San Andreas Stories were made,

I wouldn't have any doubt that they'd lose someone, probably Giorgio.

If this is just protagonists, I'd say Niko and Trevor. Niko because of all the atrocities he'd been through as a war veteran (not to mention how he'd cope afterwards if losing Roman was what canonically happened) and Trevor because people always seem to go against him even if he doesn't really mean any trouble by whatever he does to certain people. Psychological harm/mental trauma is just as bad as physical harm in my book.

Edited December 26, 2016 by DimitriFaustin

[Queen]

I have to agree about Vic. His death was pretty unlucky considering everything he did survive. Also, Johnny...I feel like he was surrounded by the wrong people. He was stuck in a world that was ultimately his demise.

[Jezus Holy Christ]

Michael Townley. I feel sorry for him because he actually seems intelligent and clever but his cheating, lying, wimpy, dumb, stupid family are always making an annoying mess he has to deal with.

[Megumi]

Mallorie. Her wedding is a total disaster in both endings.

[Prasdana21]

I have to say Johnny as well.

 

He had so much going on in TLAD and doesn't deserved the ending he got in V.

[Big_Smiley]

I have to say Johnny as well.

 

He had so much going on in TLAD and doesn't deserved the ending he got in V.

Welp he got hooked on drugs and sh*t happened. Pissed of an angry psychopath named Trevor and wham everything went from there. I'll say Johnny K too. Much better character than Lius in my opinion.

[Honker1944]

Welp he got hooked on drugs and sh*t happened. Pissed of an angry psychopath named Trevor and wham everything went from there. I'll say Johnny K too. Much better character than Lius in my opinion.

I never understanded how T became superhero after meth addict and Johny became whiny bitch using the same drug.

I'd say as far as all characters go (protagonists, gangs, etc.), I'd say the Forellis and the Triads are pretty darn unlucky. Sure, the player works for them and gets their blessing in GTA 1 and Huang Lee tries

to salvage them in Chinatown Wars, but other wise the Triads are regarded as a nuisance, and nothing really grand ever comes their way. The Forellis are a no-brainer, since they were lucky to be even around

following Tommy's bold crusade against them in Vice City and then Toni's escapades in Liberty City Stories, and they always lose someone in every 3D game. Heck, if a San Andreas Stories were made,

I wouldn't have any doubt that they'd lose someone, probably Giorgio.

If this is just protagonists, I'd say Niko and Trevor. Niko because of all the atrocities he'd been through as a war veteran (not to mention how he'd cope afterwards if losing Roman was what canonically happened) and Trevor because people always seem to go against him even if he doesn't really mean any trouble by whatever he does to certain people. Psychological harm/mental trauma is just as bad as physical harm in my book.

You forget that we also helped Triads in San Andreas. Speaking about Trevor. It was obvious in the beggining that Michael and Brad planned to kill Trevor but accidientaly Brad was the one who got killed. After the LS story Michel probably burned old pal T becouse after his come back always saw enemy in him. Paradoxically not in Weston, Merryweather or FIB becouse he always thought that he can outsmart them but in that junkie psychopatch.

[Dock]

Protagonist

 

Niko strikes me as pretty unlucky simply because no matter what ending you pick at the end of IV, he will always remain unhappy and filled with a "void" of sorts. He tries to close the gap on his past but I really doubt he was successful at it mentally. Whats the point of being rich (which you pretty much always will be towards the end of the game since there's hardly anything to spend your Bank of Liberty money on heh) if you're pretty much a depressed shell. He's got good friends, people he can rely on, but like I said, I feel like he's got a void inside.

 

Non Protagonist

 

I want to say the McRearys (from GTA IV, if it wasn't clear) get shat on pretty bad. Again, depending on the ending, pretty much the whole family gets wiped and Packie ends up leaving the city (as evident in the credits of TBoGT and side mission in V).

[Necrosummon]

Ashley would poisoned Johnny, she was bad company, source of problems, Johnny would must go away from her before. Johnny in his better moment (TLAD) don't would die, He's more strong than Trevor (in a melee combat). Probably, the worst "girlfriend" in the game, her "perk" was "spend money in drugs, get into trouble, poison the surround people.

Edited December 26, 2016 by Necrosummon

[GTA-Biker]

The whole The Lost MC.In TLAD they are almost wiped out in a civil war between Johnny's faction and Billy's/Brian's faction,and a few high ranking members get killed (Jim, Jason, Billy and Brian).When it seems like they finally recovered in GTA 5,they almost get wiped out again by Trevor,who kills the rest of the characters from TLAD (Johnny, Terry and Clay).Also,Angus from TLAD is permanently in a wheelchair,and most other members have turned into junkies.

[The Rockstar Gamer 108]

1. Niko Bellic.

If he had chosen Revenge, his girlfriend would have been killed.

If Deal, he would have lost both his cousin and girlfriend.

 

2. Johnatahan Klebitz.

He lost his brotherhood and ample of friends and his old lovely clubhouse in Liberty City.

He died in Los Santos, under an Idiot's shoes. But he's still alive in our heart.

 

3. Victor Vance.

He came to Vice City in search of work. But luck betrayed him. A guy, who was ready to sacrifice his life for his countrymen soon turned into a Drug Dealer. Lost his soulmate, at last his own life.

[Femme Fatale]

Giovanni Casa, he wasn't a bad guy, but ended up getting killed just because Toni wanted to please his mother.

[Gummy]

Johnny K and Cousin Floyd.

[DimitriFaustin]

 

Welp he got hooked on drugs and sh*t happened. Pissed of an angry psychopath named Trevor and wham everything went from there. I'll say Johnny K too. Much better character than Lius in my opinion.

I never understanded how T became superhero after meth addict and Johny became whiny bitch using the same drug.

I'd say as far as all characters go (protagonists, gangs, etc.), I'd say the Forellis and the Triads are pretty darn unlucky. Sure, the player works for them and gets their blessing in GTA 1 and Huang Lee tries

to salvage them in Chinatown Wars, but other wise the Triads are regarded as a nuisance, and nothing really grand ever comes their way. The Forellis are a no-brainer, since they were lucky to be even around

following Tommy's bold crusade against them in Vice City and then Toni's escapades in Liberty City Stories, and they always lose someone in every 3D game. Heck, if a San Andreas Stories were made,

I wouldn't have any doubt that they'd lose someone, probably Giorgio.

If this is just protagonists, I'd say Niko and Trevor. Niko because of all the atrocities he'd been through as a war veteran (not to mention how he'd cope afterwards if losing Roman was what canonically happened) and Trevor because people always seem to go against him even if he doesn't really mean any trouble by whatever he does to certain people. Psychological harm/mental trauma is just as bad as physical harm in my book.

You forget that we also helped Triads in San Andreas. Speaking about Trevor. It was obvious in the beggining that Michael and Brad planned to kill Trevor but accidientaly Brad was the one who got killed. After the LS story Michel probably burned old pal T becouse after his come back always saw enemy in him. Paradoxically not in Weston, Merryweather or FIB becouse he always thought that he can outsmart them but in that junkie psychopatch.

 

My apologies, but I said that in GTA 1, the player worked for Uncle Fu (with some of the funniest missions in that game in my opinion) in my post, so I wasn't forgetting anything.

Also, Brad didn't plan to kill Trevor, he hated Michael. Michael had been (and still is) selfish, but a major part of the game involves him trying to redeem his actions and rekindle his old alliances.

Besides, once Devin ordered Merryweather to storm his mansion, Michael shifted his anger towards him from there. Trevor's been through worse, and it shows from the get-go that he has quite a dubious record.

Michael is super lucky, considering he finally got Solomon Richards on his side and didn't outright lose his family to divorce or death, and if Ending C is canon, made sure that his friends remained in one piece.

 

Edit: Holy s***, was I wrong. I thought you were talking about the San Andreas in the original GTA , I completely forgot about CJ helping Wu Zi Mu and having that stake in the Four Dragons casino.

Edited December 26, 2016 by DimitriFaustin

[universetwisters]

Floyd from GTA 5. He just wanted to do good in life and ended up being buffaloed by Trevor and ultimately killed by him when he tried to stand up for himself.

[Shadowfennekin]

Lamar, things never go right for him.

[Honker1944]

My apologies, but I said that in GTA 1, the player worked for Uncle Fu (with some of the funniest missions in that game in my opinion) in my post, so I wasn't forgetting anything.

Also, Brad didn't plan to kill Trevor, he hated Michael. Michael had been (and still is) selfish, but a major part of the game involves him trying to redeem his actions and rekindle his old alliances.

Besides, once Devin ordered Merryweather to storm his mansion, Michael shifted his anger towards him from there. Trevor's been through worse, and it shows from the get-go that he has quite a dubious record.

Michael is super lucky, considering he finally got Solomon Richards on his side and didn't outright lose his family to divorce or death, and if Ending C is canon, made sure that his friends remained in one piece.

 

Edit: Holy s***, was I wrong. I thought you were talking about the San Andreas in the original GTA , I completely forgot about CJ helping Wu Zi Mu and having that stake in the Four Dragons casino.

Brad didn't planned to kill Trevor you say? Then why he was carring two bags full of money while T have nothing? Also he said "I belive in this bird when I see it.".He know there wasn't heli waiting for them.

So supposedly

1.Trevor die

2.Brad escape with two bangs full of green

3.Mike false his own death and go retaire

That was Townley plan but sh*t go wrong. Also Brad get shoot when he was in front of Phillips.

[Big_Smiley]

Lamar, things never go right for him.

Because that idiot was stuck in the 90's. This isn't LS in the 1990's where Grove ST controlled everything. Sh*t changed. Franklin for the much wanted out of the gang life and he found two old farts named Michael and Trevor lol. Lamar on the other hand was still representing the families when he could've done something else in the mean time. Edited December 26, 2016 by GTA_The_Series

[ProKiller93]

Mr. K

[fftlate]

I'd say Michael from GTA 5. He did one score because he owed money. From that, Trevor showed up, he had problems with the FIB and the IAA. As if it wasn't enough, he payed for Trevor's bullsh*t. Damned, that is alot of consequences for a small score...

[Honker1944]

Ken Rosenberg. He was always in trouble first Forellis wanted for him a nice sleep in the middle of ocean, then when Leones come to LV they also want to short his life.

[DimitriFaustin]

 

My apologies, but I said that in GTA 1, the player worked for Uncle Fu (with some of the funniest missions in that game in my opinion) in my post, so I wasn't forgetting anything.

Also, Brad didn't plan to kill Trevor, he hated Michael. Michael had been (and still is) selfish, but a major part of the game involves him trying to redeem his actions and rekindle his old alliances.

Besides, once Devin ordered Merryweather to storm his mansion, Michael shifted his anger towards him from there. Trevor's been through worse, and it shows from the get-go that he has quite a dubious record.

Michael is super lucky, considering he finally got Solomon Richards on his side and didn't outright lose his family to divorce or death, and if Ending C is canon, made sure that his friends remained in one piece.

 

Edit: Holy s***, was I wrong. I thought you were talking about the San Andreas in the original GTA , I completely forgot about CJ helping Wu Zi Mu and having that stake in the Four Dragons casino.

Brad didn't planned to kill Trevor you say? Then why he was carring two bags full of money while T have nothing? Also he said "I belive in this bird when I see it.".He know there wasn't heli waiting for them.

So supposedly

1.Trevor die

2.Brad escape with two bangs full of green

3.Mike false his own death and go retaire

That was Townley plan but sh*t go wrong. Also Brad get shoot when he was in front of Phillips.

 

Look, if Brad knew this much about the botched heist in North Yankton, he would have made the deal with the FIB, and he's not that kind of person. Brad and Trevor were very much alike, they even shared the

"Cut Here" tattoo on their neckline. Brad never trusted Michael, and if Brad found out that Michael was still alive and well following the ill-fated escapade, Brad would probably have literally cut Michael's head off the

moment he saw him. Trevor, who has a code of loyalty, was a little more forgiving, and that's where the real journey began. Brad said "I'll believe in this bird when I see it" because he did not trust Michael to keep it all

in one piece. Oh, and Trevor has one "l" in his last name.

Please, let's not derail this thread.

[WATTSNATIONALIST]

Cj hands down. Couldn't make home from airport to mothers funeral without being set up for murdering a cop.

 

Ps.

Who's mother was murdered by his own homeboys!

Edited December 27, 2016 by WATTSNATIONALIST

[Dementia]

 

[Curtis]

Roman has pretty sh*tty luck.

[--Vega--]

Niko Bellic - Even after the last mission, he's still living a pretty sh*t life with horrible endings to the game

 

Ken Rosenberg - Fate just won't stop 'shoveling sh*t in his face'

 

Big Smoke - Betrays Grove Street just to become highly reclusive, paranoid, on drugs 24/7 and murdered by CJ not long after. HIs "rise to success" was very short and miserably lived

 

That Triad with CJ in "A Home in the HIlls" who gets his head blown off after saying "Lets try not to lose our heads". That was f*cked up.

 

Officer Hernandez - Wants to be a good cop (as seen in the San Andreas Intro Movie), gets paired up with extremely corrupt cops, forced to kill another cop to fit in, then eventually killed by Tenpenny. He has one of the worst fates of any character in the GTA series.

 

Claude From III - His whole existence screams HARD LUCK

 

Denise in VCS - She was living in an abusive hell before even meeting Vic, which in turn got her murdered

[Femme Fatale]

Phil Collins, the mob wants him dead because his manager owes them money.

[DOUGL4S1]

What about that construction guy from GTA San Andreas? The dude literally died burried under concrete on a porta potty because someone (unknown if him) said Kendl is good-looking...

Edited December 31, 2016 by DOUGL4S1

[Johnny Spaz]

Niko Bellic - Even after the last mission, he's still living a pretty sh*t life with horrible endings to the game

 

Not to mention his sh*tty childhood