I know this is tempting to some, and to be honest, the best conversations tend to come into existence purely by chance. Still, I would appreciate it if the amount of off-topic messages could be limited to as few as humanly deigned possible.

Thanks

The Zim.

That super creepy ripper doc in Judy's storyline in Cyberpunk springs to mind. The whole time I was talking to him in both my playthroughs I was super skeezed out.

Albert Wesker (in Resident Evil) "Would you like to see? Sorry for my lack of manners, but I'm not used to escorting men."



There's also an audio file called "Resident Gigalo" where dialogue lines from Resident Evil were rearranged so that it sounds like Chris, Jill, Barry, Rebecca, and all the zombies are all having sex with each in a bathroom. Wesker wasn't invited, probably because he's not used to escorting men.

Well, if we're talking "mainstream", then Camilia from Wrath of the Righteous is pretty indecent.

Never heard of "willy battles in the shower"?

This line really got me rattled for a couple of days now ......

" I... found a bit of emptiness within your heart. A place where I could dwell for a while "

Like, my heart is full enough as it is, thank you very much!!!

or

If you were in some Warhammer session and this message got delivered right into your mind you know it might be time for the inquisition

Tainted Grail, Fall of Avalon

In Z, you're literally told you're crap if you're doing poorly...

Besides some of the hardcore VNs out there, No More Heroes series is pure derangement that I've played. NSFW, gore, and spoilers ahead:

https://youtu.be/NwNs2bJYUC8?si=w8-Oyff9cOiWFaAP

Dragon Quest 8's sexualization of the only female party member (who apparently is underage, though I don't know if the game ever mentions her age).

This aspect of DQ8 actually made me uncomfortable on my recent playthrough (which I haven't finished yet). It, fortunately, is not present in DQ9, which also gives female characters more agency, and lets you play with an all female party if you so choose.

(DQ5, another game in the series that a lot of people really like, has the issue of a lack of female agency when compared to DQ4, but at least I don't remember it sexualizes anyone, aside from forcing the main character (who mus be male, unlike in DQ3 and DQ4) into a straight marriage.)