I would hate to be roommates with these video game characters

Most have had a roommate that they, simply, cannot stand. It is not always that the roommate has done something particularly wrong; Sometimes simply don't vibrate with each other. And to force two people who do not vibe together to live with each other is a recipe for two deeply unhappy people.

Instead of the deeply boring job of finding real people we do not think we could possibly remain roommates with, we have decided to focus our dislikes on individuals who do not exist. There are many video game characters that can be good in any other situation, but live with them? We pass.

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Mario

The guy doesn't leave the bathroom

Mario can be practical in the kingdom of the fungus, but here in the world I occupy, living with him would be an absolute inconvenience. First he disappears for a long time. Does he cover his own part of the rent during this time? Unless the rent comes in liquid coins that have no noticeable value, no.

But of all places to disappear to, he disappears in the bathroom. Is it occupied? Isn't that? How many kinds do I need to give before I know he is of committing cartoon violence to Koopas? Not to speak: What happens if he comes back through the pipes, and I'm in the bathroom?

7

Tom Nook

Never live with your landlord

Tom Nook may look disarming with his patterned shirt and his too good offers, but don't let him get too close. Soon enough, you will owe him hundreds of thousands of dollars, and he will have you under a watchful eye.

The only way to aggravate this situation is to live with him. Who wants to live with their landlord? Every decision you make will be examined; Every meal, every night out, every dollar spent.

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Trevor

You already know that it's not a good idea

Most characters in this list need a small explanation for why they can make a terrible roommate. This is not the case with Trevor, at least not for anyone who has played Grand Theft Auto 5.

Just look at his eyes. He has bad guy eyes.

I can't imagine the horror you would come home to if Trevor happened to be your roommate. More than likely, you would be safe from Trevor's escapades, at least when it comes to living and dying. He needs you to rent, after all. But that does not mean that you do not accidentally become an accomplice.

5

Downfall

It's not all the downfall and gloom

Doom Guy may not be bad in itself; After all, the guy kills demons. It's about as cut and dry as you can get, apart from BJ Blazkowicz. Doom Guy knows his purpose, and he knows how to achieve it.

The only problem is that it seems that Doom Guy has a tool in its toolbox, and that tool is astonishing screens of hyper violence. Sure, it's useful when you resist an army from hell. But when someone forgets to rinse the plates before putting them in the dishwasher? Let's take down a notch, big guy.

4

Rabbit

I don't need any part of their Shenanigans

My only experience with rabbids is in the surprisingly good Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle (and the slightly less good sequel). While the rabbids are shockingly fun additions to the Mario world, they can stay in the kingdom of the fungus.

I have seen the devastation that these things can accidentally do in a world of mostly harmless pleasure. I do not need to see the devastation they will do in a place that has a microwave and a waste management.

3

Grottear

Corner peeks in my own home

Rainbow Six Siege has many characters, but for the most part they seem just like ordinary, normal people. They have things they like and dislike, relatively normal personalities, and sometimes some pretty cool clothes.

So this is not to say that Caveira intentionally would be a bad roommate. But if I wake up late at night and need to go into a dark hall, but I turn a corner and see Caveira come towards me, I can have a heart attack and perish.

2

Die Hardman

I have already checked my post, Die Hardman

I've always had a fantastic time with the death string. Or, I've always had a fantastic time with most of the death string, with the exception is Die Hardman. For the most part, Die Hardman is good. He is an interesting character; Well acted and well -written.

But I used to keep a run of how many times he told me to check my post, immediately after I checked my post. Eventually, it seemed insignificant to continue counting, as it was clear that he would continue to do so to the end of time. I can imagine that this also extends to other parts of Die Hardman's life.

“Sam, I see that you have just made the trash. I just wanted to remind you that it is your turn to take out the trash today. It is also important to check your post. Especially the post with a yellow subject line. Continue the good work, Sam.”

1

Glados

This is not the time for puzzles

Glados is one of the most iconic video play antagonists in the 2000s and with good reasons. She is part of a beloved game and is generally quite funny (albeit quite deadly too). While she is an important part of a couple of very fun games, it would be much, much less fun to have to share a residential area with her.

I imagine that you would wake up to find your room is slightly different. Some deadly traps have been installed near the door, and the floor seems to have some kind of pressure switch. Glados points his head in with a little carpentry comments, and you realize that you have to solve this puzzle to make coffee.

The problem is that no puzzle will be solved if I have not had coffee. Thus, I would be convicted.