>party member dies achieving a task the rest of the team thought impossible
Name a more kino trope

>The protagonist's allies all show up to help in the final fight during the game's climax

I loved Prince of Persia Two Thrones

>>715088892 (OP)
When he doesn't die and just pulls it off
>Alchemist making an elixir to bring people back from the dead
>Everyone talks about it being madness and how he needs to just let the past go, it's unhealthy and he needs to move on with his life
>He actually pulls it off
>After reviving the one he cares about, trashes the formula because the unbelieving masses who hounded him the whole time didn't deserve shit

>>715088892 (OP)
>Party member refuses to do a task they can easily do and forces the party leader to kill themselves instead and acts like he's doing you a favor
Now THIS is my kind of trope.

>>715089618
jesus are you serious? I hated that
fucking disney my shit up will you

>>715089785
only way this would be more based was if he destroyed simply because he got what he wanted and there was no more reason to keep it around

>>715090035
kek