>>720756064
Is... Is that ANY complement for the Expedition 33 I see? Why are YOU personally LITERALLY saying it's the best game ever and that everything else is dogshit? CULTIST.
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>>720150935
Serkis mogs every other voice actor, english and french, that the game has. You're a straight up retard if you don't use the English voice.
Serkis mogs every other voice actor, english and french, that the game has. You're a straight up retard if you don't use the English voice.
>>719883408
>fully recovered Aline
We only see this in Verso's ending, where the painting has been destroyed. The risk remains of her never healing or being able to move on from the canvas in Maelle's ending. She immediately risks her life to go back in and fight Renoir before the game even ends. Further, Clea demonstrated she wasn't willing to intervene directly against Aline, she only made sent simon and made her painted self nevron factory. It's ambiguous she'd fight any harder for Alicia. If it came down to it, it could very well be Alicia with all of the chroma and her superpowered lumierens vs Renoir. He might win, probably would, even, but the risk remains.
>fully recovered Aline
We only see this in Verso's ending, where the painting has been destroyed. The risk remains of her never healing or being able to move on from the canvas in Maelle's ending. She immediately risks her life to go back in and fight Renoir before the game even ends. Further, Clea demonstrated she wasn't willing to intervene directly against Aline, she only made sent simon and made her painted self nevron factory. It's ambiguous she'd fight any harder for Alicia. If it came down to it, it could very well be Alicia with all of the chroma and her superpowered lumierens vs Renoir. He might win, probably would, even, but the risk remains.
>>717433274
Renoir's actions are far from perfect of course. He's in a tough spot - his son dies, his wife refuses to talk about it, and then retreats into their son's canvas and creates a race of sentient humans, complete with an alternate version of their family, to cope with the grief and delude herself into feeling like he's alive. In his own past, Renoir had lost himself in a canvas, and Aline saved him by forcing him out. His new goal becomes to help her as she helped him, only it doesn't go smoothly because she's a better painter. So he spends nearly 7 decades slowly winning a near-stalemate, and once he finally triumphs, his first interaction with his daughter is her saying "hey dad I'm gonna do the same thing mom was doing." Of course he could've talked it out better but I can see why he did what he did.
Renoir's actions are far from perfect of course. He's in a tough spot - his son dies, his wife refuses to talk about it, and then retreats into their son's canvas and creates a race of sentient humans, complete with an alternate version of their family, to cope with the grief and delude herself into feeling like he's alive. In his own past, Renoir had lost himself in a canvas, and Aline saved him by forcing him out. His new goal becomes to help her as she helped him, only it doesn't go smoothly because she's a better painter. So he spends nearly 7 decades slowly winning a near-stalemate, and once he finally triumphs, his first interaction with his daughter is her saying "hey dad I'm gonna do the same thing mom was doing." Of course he could've talked it out better but I can see why he did what he did.
>>713152438
Taken.
Taken.
>>712564790
If your wife and daughter were addicted to heroin and the only stash of it in existence were in your house, you'd burn it too.
If your wife and daughter were addicted to heroin and the only stash of it in existence were in your house, you'd burn it too.