The Theatre scene in Act II hits so much harder now. Ronova quite literally didn't understand what emotions death brings, only that every being had an innate fear of it.
Seeing how everyone chose to handle it is what she found so fascinating, Mitya, Valeriy, Shram, Ptashka, they all embraced death in their own unique way, and for her own death, she felt relief.
We literally has a whole quest, event, and short animation about the parallel of Varka being the hero instead of traveler. That even though Varka COULD, the outcome would be different as he COULD NOT take the abysal power. In the end Nod krai would have been fallen and Dvalin-
@CEOofRonova Imma be honest, change the final word from "them" to "this" and this misunderstanding people have would disappear. It goes from blaming the individual to blaming the situation. A slight difference, but an important one imo.
People out here exposing themselves so someone has to spell it out. Focus on the word "Just"
EN - cutesy anime girl
JP - cutesy anime girl who is also a commander
He ain't saying she can't be cutesy. He's saying EN isn't conveying both in her combat lines in his opinion.
I'm sorry but JP Vesna mogs tf out of EN she actually sounds like a commander rather than just being a cutesy anime girl
Not the VA's fault though she's actually pretty good but the direction removed any sense of gravitas from her character (ignore the abysmal gameplay)
@hrtmoji So really, people just like having an excuse to not pull for an sidegrade to Faruzan C6 while disregarding their own ability to actually make that statement true on their own account.
@hrtmoji Realistically speaking, faltering in the sustainless team automatically brings its DPS lower than a team with Voddyanitsa. For someone like Nefer who has a number of I-frames, this doesn't matter, but Vesna is very vulnerable during her enhanced skills.