Tied to a chair, in a dark room, a man with a pistol keeps asking you questions you don't know the answer to, making it obvious his patience is running out. Once he was finally convinced you actually didn't know anything, he held his gun to your head, and said your usefulness is at an end. In your last few moment of life, you closed your eyes, and heard the gunshot fire. ..To your amazement.. You weren't dead. A few seconds later, you opened your eyes to find yourself in an amazing world.. As you celebrated your life being spared, you quickly realized not everything was so peachy.. Good evening everybody! This is Aifos, coming to you a-live fromnthe soon-to-be-former totallnotkidnappingpeopletosendthemtofictionalworlds hub, how y'all doing tonight? "Hmph.. You've been posting a lot lately, haven't you?" Yes. Anyhow, got another fiction/reality crossover question for you all! [b][u]"Tl;dr?" This is my point![/u][/b] You have just been teleported into a video game of your choosing, however, in this timeline, the protagonist has died, and you are tasked with replacing them. Rules: 1: You get the protagonist's guide partner (not combat partner), if they had one. (Navi, Cortana, etc.) 2: You do not immediately get their aresenal, or connections (replacing Chief=/=being in the UNSC). 3: The world must have some sort of disaster going on. (no Harvest Moon-type games) 4: You only have 1 life 5: Game's logic overrides your own (you gots an HP bar!) 6: That being said, you are human. (Halo Wars=/=mysterious force guiding army) 7: You cannot avoid saving the world. 8: You do not get their powers. 9. You do not get any powers, unless they'd be available to a normal person Note: despite rule 7, you can actually decide to be evil. That being said, if you chose Skyrim, and decided to be evil, and join Alduin, you--like everyone else--would be consumed by him. My answer: [spoiler]Honestly, I'd have to go with something I could get a team in. I'm a rather pathetic person, honestly, and there's no way I coud save the world on my own. Potentially, if I went into LoZ: Majora's Mask I'd have a decent shot. Link is just a kid, after all, and the masks'd give me plenty of strength. That being said, I don't know how to play an ocarina, so even if I could recover it from Link's corpse, I'd probably run out of time. I could see me having a small shot at not dying in Skullgirls, if I could recruit some of the characters onto my side. I'd have to find them first, though and even if I did, they might not stand a chance with whatever character I replaced dead, if they'd join me in the first place. Honestly, I probably wouldn't stand a chance anywhere, so I'd probably just go into Elder Scrolls, and see if I can learn magic before my inevitable death. :p[/spoiler]