>>717539080
>I will cherry pick the two lines that validate my opinion and pretend everything else she said was a lie because it contradicts my opinion : the post

>analyzing the outcomes of the endings based on artistic choices in their visual direction rather than on intellectual thinking and logical reasoning
damn, versofags are desperate aren't they?

>>716162668
I wish that was the case but no, FF7R is more fun the least you engage with its gameplay.
At least half the people who completed hard mode and VR did so by strictly following a guide on team composition, on how to build the characters and on which actions to take during every encounter. And that's understandable, because anyone with a sane mind would be appaled by those challenges and go "yeah, i'm not gonna bother with this shit, time to go read a guide".
So why should we argue with people who defend the gameplay of FF7R when 90% of players used 5% of the gameplay during their run, and when the few completionists followed an online guide on how to cheese the hardest challenges?

Meanwhile, most of E33's playerbase engaged with all its mechanics, namely managing the enemy attacks by parrying or dodging and selecting their favorite lumina, skills and weapon. When they talk about the gameplay of E33, they know what they're talking about, they experienced it in its entirety, unlike FF7Rcucks who lost GOTY.

>>716009559
How fitting for a versofag to twist the truth to fit his own agenda.

For both P!Alicia and P!Verso, Maelle offers them an alternative to death first, which is the most reasonable one can do.
Maelle offers P!Alicia to repaint her face first, she refuses and instead asks for death, Maelle respects her wishes.
Maelle offers P!Verso the opportunity to grow old and to live out his passion at the opera, we can safely assume and now he's doing that. He's not playing the piano forever, he'll eventually die of old age.