Verso's ending, while tragic, was still the best outcome ultimately. If there had been another way to get that piece of his soul out of the canvas w/o destroying the entire thing, that would've been great, but once they revealed that bit of information, you already knew there would be no satisfying outcome. Rarely do you get 100% happy endings in these type of RPGs.
I definitely think Verso‘s ending is the “correct” ending. I just wish artistically they made the ending less appealing in the aftermath. Like maybe get rid of the scene of the playable cast waving goodbye. At the end of the day a living world/universe was destroyed.
Yeah, they could've kept that considering how they actually went out. That was the part that really hurt, especially Lune. She was fukking PISSED. Just sat down and accepted her fate. Talking with Sciel at camp explained why she was chill, but Lune wanted to keep living. Hated that for her.
This is wrong, his headstone says he was 26
Verso’s souls is depicted as a child in the painting because thats when he painted it, not when he died.
Running it back and going her route second really did Maelle no favors.I’ll be honest, I picked Maelle for the fight almost immediately without even thinking too hard about it. I just knew I was riding with her and Lumiere til the end
It ain't the same.
that doesn't add up at all bro lolIt ain't the same.
This entire game could've been under the lens of the Writers instead of the Painters and the same rules would apply.
And it's not a question of being convinced that Verso's soul is real when it's actually established that it is. It's literally the only way the Canvas paintings can "come to life." No piece of soul added, no Lumiere.
I look at it like this: if their souls were real, they could be drawn out of the canvas. Since that wasn't the case. they aren't.
Verso can’t be drawn out of the canvas either.It ain't the same.
This entire game could've been under the lens of the Writers instead of the Painters and the same rules would apply.
And it's not a question of being convinced that Verso's soul is real when it's actually established that it is. It's literally the only way the Canvas paintings can "come to life." No piece of soul added, no Lumiere.
I look at it like this: if their souls were real, they could be drawn out of the canvas. Since that wasn't the case. they aren't.
Kid Verso was his actual soul fragment, not the adult facsimile. It had been there since he was a child and had been painting within the canvas well after the rest of him grew up and grew out of painting. The canvas should've been destroyed as soon as he was officially done with it. It instead became a warzone because humans will forever have trouble processing and dealing with grief.
This doesn’t change what i said.
