>>719884376
Headcanon. There was no fracture in the canvas Renoir was dying in. Even in canvases where they weren't addicted, Aline told Renoir "every day we spend here has a price." Aline was dying because deluding herself into believing a false reality where Verso hadn't died was causing her to lose herself.

>>719718172
>game has actual storytelling with a protag that isn't a blank slate for the player to project himself on to
NO NO NO THIS ISN'T VIDEO GAMES AT ALL WHY DOESN'T VERSO ONLY DO THINGS I LIKE?

>>718595258
nah Aline was just having a woman moment and Renoir was slightly more right than Verso. Though maybe the top two tiers should just be a collage of both renoirs and verso.

>>717839563
>Creating an entire race of sentient people in a fucking canvas, while your thinking is clouded from grief, solely for the purpose of slowly killing yourself under the delusion that your son is still alive
>Yeah what's wrong with that? Psycho!
Aliciafags will go to any length.

>>717405138
>every single word of every single post still dripping with seethe about Verso
This game is the gift that keeps giving

>>716235246
That flying snake fucked him up multiple times. Verso was immortal but certainly not all-powerful.

>>713239356
>it's cheap misdirection
What? There's nothing unclear about the scene. I struggle to see what you had difficulty understanding.
>>713239391
What's your point? No disagreement about fiction can be resolved?

>>713152526
I disagree only slightly - I felt that it was very odd for Lune to be excited about exploring a canvas within a canvas. She was very curious and interested in truth - the concept of her being content with exploring Alicia's best recreation of the ACTUAL world outside the canvas stuck out to me as the first indicator that something was wrong with her ability to bring people back.

>>712554130
What, like visually? He's the same as the others with some fur around the shoulders.