>>715435294
Name one video game

>>95907612
I've just realized the self-sabotaging behavior isn't strictly limited to normal people or heroes.
>when your whole villainous career is one giant super-powered cry for help
I gotta say it, I kinda feel for the Riddler here. It's one thing to be batshit crazy and enjoy it like Joker.
But it's a whole another story when you realize that you're not in control of your own mind.
This is a kind of personal horror that no one deserves, not even the bad guys.
Because the very next thing you're going to ask yourself is whether you did all those things because you wanted to, or was it the unfortunate result of your madness?
Are you really a villain? Or are you just a very sick person with powers beyond their control?
This is some serious existential dilemma, with a major identity crisis sprinkled on top for good measure.
What if none of it happened and it was all a hallucination?
Are you hallucinating right now?
Can you even tell what's real anymore?
Are "you" real?

Heroes better intervene quickly, before this spirals into a complete breakdown or drives the poor sod to an hero.