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About "Verso Magic"
I've been surprised by the level of Verso hate on the sub - especially around the idea that every interaction he has with the party is part of a grander manipulation - so I wanted to seek out everyone's opinion on the "Verso Magic" camp scene. In my playthrough, I saw this in a similar light to the Osquio summoning ritual - a demonstration of the childlike playfulness that still radiates from Verso despite his crippling depression. But seeing the cynicism people feel about even his romantic routes, I wonder if everyone else took it a different way - a malicious effort to ingratiate himself to the party with momentary happiness.
So what did you think of Verso Magic? Is Monoco right - is he genuinely getting too attached to people he knows will die in his mass suicide? Or is it only a means to make them help achieve that end?
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Why is Daring Dashwood so obsessed with this guy???
I don't think his official title is "Hogwarts School Manservant" either. He's a caretaker, and it's offensive to reduce his role that way. Dumb fucking boomer doesn't even get his name right when he does try and approach respect: it's Argus not Argyle!! I'm beginning to seriously doubt these two even had a friendship in the first place
What would happen if Caesar had the Flying Raijin and General Lee Oliver unlocked the Mangekyou Sharingan?
Who would win the battle of hoover dam? Would this majorly affect the politics of their respective states? Whose cock is longer, and who has more girth?