Thread 713342854

He would've helped Verso to save Maelle.

>>713342854 (OP)
Verso is a dumbfuck who let him die for the flimsiest reason ever. He deserved this moment

For exactly the same reason Maelle would have tried to save Gustave even harder if he survived

>>713342854 (OP)
Maelle's died in Act 2, and Gustave would've seen Alicia for the delusional lunatic she is.

Verso is a much beta ter character than Gustave

>>713342854 (OP)
yeah, goes to show that gustave and the rest of the paintings inhabitants had humanity and deserved to exist.

>>713344118
I don't get why people call Gustave an emo. If anything regular Maelle is more emo than any other character.

>>713344363
Gustave is not an emo, he is just a very bland hero character

Gustav felt ''something'' for Maelle?

I'm glad I picked Maelle's ending, so that I could save all those people from dying.

>>713344984
But they were already dead.

>>713342990
Alicia is such a fucking bitch

>>713344462
That sexually mature female is legally considered a child you sick fuck

>>713345253
Anon I-

>>713345253
women peak at 16
from there on they will forever chase the youthful look

>>713342854 (OP)
Nah.
I wish I was able to repaint him during the fight, just so he could Overcharge Verso’s faggot ass back into the piano chair.

>>713345439
Based anon

>>713345156
Don't say THAT

>>713345705
Disgusting.

>>713342854 (OP)
Verso disagrees, that's why he let Gustave die.
Also the thought of "Gustave would totally want himself and everybody he has ever known to die, just so his adopted sister-daughter can live in agony and probably kill herself" sounds pretty silly to me.

>>713344984
Renoir will destroy the painting for good after Maelle dies inside. Those people are fucked either ending.

>>713342990
Fuck Verso.
He was always a lying piece of shit.

>>713345129
I'm glad I picked Maelle's ending, so that I could save all those people from dying forever.

>>713346278
>Eeeeerm, you're gonna die when you're in your 70s so why do you even want to live until then
Why are all Versofags such brainlets?

>>713342990
Imagine spending more than 20 years plotting the destruction of your sister's family just so that you can kill yourself (and everyone else in the world) and then have the gall to think that you deserve to lecture her on how life is good so that she doesn't kill herself just so that you can feel better about yourself.

Painted Verso deserve a worse fate than just playing the piano, even his own sister had enough of him by the end and specifically told Maelle to "Send me to my family" while looking at him to hammer gome the fact that he's not part of it in her eyes anymore.

>>713346229
To be honest, as a Maelle ending guy, I could see Gustave being convinced by Verso that this is what's best for her. Remember, Gustave at one point wanted to ignore the mission just for the sake of Maelle and Lune had to talk him out of it. He REALLY cares about her and he feels responsibility. If Verso said the right words and Gustave were alive, he could convince Gustave to stop Maelle from stopping Verso from ending the world. Would be a kino scene.

>>713346435
/v/ are not a nihilists? Color me surprised

I'm tired of family-slop. Bring back romance. I feel Final Fantasy is the only one still doing it, even Atlus removed it from their last game.

>>713346904
There were plenty of Versofags when the game was being completed.
Now that time has passed and the NPC brainlets are gone, only good discussion is left. Verso is a fag.

>>713347000
Verso is right that Maelle is making him suffer for no reason, doing unhealthy escapism and running away from her family.

But Verso was also right when he said a century ago that people in the canvas have a right to exist. And that's more important.

>>713346752
>Gustave at one point wanted to ignore the mission just for the sake of Maelle
Because she was the one thing he still had there. He thought the mission was a dead end by that point like many Expeditioners before him.

>>713347000
It's just that further engaging with you retards is worthless.
Fitting that you can't move on.

>>713346752
I think he'd most likely accept Maelle's decision (more like he can't say no to her) while slowly grinding her into leaving over time.

>>713345913
why are you gay?