...I probably wouldn't mind about having Vergillius as my boss. He would prolly kill me, but at least he's straightforward and will specifically tell you where and how you've fucked up, before pulverising you into a paste...
it was tbh. it hurt to look at with all my heart and soul, but she deserved it. i wanted to hug her after so much but i'll be damned if she didn't need it. also 69th like
Charon is a special case. It's part of the Leviathan Manga/Light Novel. However, the last 4 chapters were unfortunately left untranslated in order to work on Limbus release, which supposedly explains things and leads straight into the story of Limbus itself.
@@nershacreave6044 bro not even brainwashed, her literal identity was replaced by another version of her. It’s like made in heaven replacing Jolene with Irene.
I have this feeling that Verg is specifically mad at Don, not just from her fucking up the whole operation it's probably because what she does is reminded him of what Garnet does in Leviathan and how his innocent really want him to be a hero and save Lapis. And the fact that he talk to Charon at the start of the cutscene kinda backs my point
this actually makes things a lot worse, do needs desperate mental health intervention but (obviously) can't achieve so and she's stuck in a limbo of being a slave to her own false ideals. What the website meant was that the manager should redirect her delusions to achieve a smooth mission but not directly encourage them fully if that makes sense source: I have delusions lol
Oh yes the moment where Virgilius did us a Chad move and proceed to show dominance on the stuiped Don Quixote. Than again I'm pretty sure anyone will agreed she had it coming both the players and the characters themselves.
I love Don for the little idealistic gremlin she is, and even I knew this shit was coming. They were not gonna keep up with her always being the cause of problems, and I appreciate that
@@Solaris2000APB same over here. The book has Don Quijote becoming more rational while Sancho becomes more idealistic, so Don is definetively gonna get some character development
It was certainly surprising but deserved what happened to Don. But if you go back and listen closely, you can hear the main music slowly fade away in the background before it happens, adding to that foreboding that everyone knows is coming.
I feel really conflicted about don's beatdown. On one hand it was definitely justified with how much she had messed up some of the missions, but then again all she really wanted was to do the right thing and help others. Obviously that isn't always the best approach, but i somewhat relate to her need to do something to help those in need. Im definitely curious to hear her backstory, i wonder if her constant need for justice stems from her trauma...
@@Feross_9710 Base Faust and Base Heathcliff are gods amoung man. Merusalt, Ishmael and Outis is putting in work too. One just have to accept the pain that comes with it.
Without spoiling Leviathan too much i believe Mephistopheles is based of the device from the comic that make people able to be their other self, that's why the summoning animation is Mephi's mouth, in the comic those who use it and failed turned to crystal and break (this probably why there's so much glass effect in this game) Charon is the only one that permanently change identity without becoming crystal, also one of the death crystal start to glow in her hands, the red crystal might be the core of Mephistopheles, thus made the bus actually somewhat alive and only work when used by her.
Spoiler: Not exactly, it's likely based off of Yi Sang's Mirror Tech and not Ashea's Glass Window, as Mirror seems to be about putting on an alternate identity while Glass Window is about utilizing multiple at once
Yep. In old Spanish, the x was pronounced as a j. As such, newer versions of the book in Spanish have It written "Don Quijote", but obviously other countries didnt get the memo on that and it is still written Don Quixote
I'll be using Russian Badger's slightly edited quote from Payday 2 video, cuz it fits perfectly: "Vergillius isn't a clown - He's too busy managing the entire circus." 12 clowns (12.5 -13 - if you count Dante. Minus 0.5 points for amnesia, if you want to take it easy on him.) must be infuriating to deal with, but our (boss)man does so flawlessly... still, he deals with *clowns.*
I finally understand why that scene with Don and Verg needed to happen! It is to foreshadow to the player that this chapter isn't going to be more hijinks like the chapter before!
I legitimately cannot comprehend the disparity in playthroughs here. Dude gets stomped by K Corp who I walked through as if they didn't exist. 90% base IDs. With EX. Then runs into Inquisitors who continue to be the bane of my existence (Though I eventually EX'd them all too) and calls them free. I mean, he is running a team that is literally nothing but some of the most highly rated IDs in the community, but still.
You call them easy now but wait oooooo my brother just you wait your gonna go through hell my man the mirror dungeon just watered them down. once you get to the chapter dungeon that when the diffuculty spike hits hard
I didn’t even need to see the thumbnail, just the title of the video and I knew it was the scene where he stomps her out lol. Also, as an aside, Quixote is Spanish and it’s pronounced Key-ho-teh . Loving your narration, do you stream on twitch?
I think the casino 'jackpot', if verg's not referring to anything offscreen. gives me hope that he's actually being understanding of dante in his own way, that we can't really force the sinners to behave, but we do have to push our way through with them - which is why he does rather lightly but factually scold dante without any real harm. a small mercy given that the sinner's punishment is dante's punishment as well with rewinding.
I thought it should be 4. 1st for killing Ryōshū. 2nd for hitting Tintanger Gang. 3rd for reaching for slot machine button. 4th for breaking a glass at K Corp.oration Checkpoint.
I mean, killing Ryōshū wasn’t an event that happened during a mission, and all the sinners that died in the bus were just brought back, so it ain’t much of a “fail” when there were no long-term repercursions. Therefore, its shouldn’t be considered as one of Don’s fuck-ups
Don ruins plans. She ruins every single plan. She starts shite all the time. Every time something goes wrong, Don was the instigator (the only exception was in Hell's Chicken). That was indeed a long time coming.
