I sided with Maelle. The people of the painted world are obviously alive, and it seems very selfish to destroy an entire world just for the benefit of Maelle and Verso.

>>4118304
same, i think it's unfair to the painted residents that they can't control themselves and are suicidal
also i'm assuming the painting is unique and special, erasing an artifact like that is such a waste

>>4118304
I also sided with Maelle but the framing of the ending made it seem like I picked the bad ending but at the same time fuck the whole "the world of E33 was inside a fake world" plot twist, basically undermined all of act 1 and 2

>>4118308
my friend also was mad at that twist, but i don't get it
it's beautiful, our world isn't fake
they are just our gods in a way, for all you know we could just be ants for giants watching us too
that doesn't make our struggles or love for our planet any less valid

>>4118308
>I also sided with Maelle but the framing of the ending made it seem like I picked the bad ending
Verso's ending guilt trips you about what you've chosen as well. I don't think this story has a happy ending either way.

>>4118265
Also chose Maelle.

I get that Verso is tired or something and Maelle should have honoured his wish for being dusted. But you can't just create a universe of thinking beings and then just decide, "hmm, no I think I'm done."

>>4118265
maelle ending is equivalent leaving your child as a fentanyl junkie because, afterall, she likes being high on fentanyl so why would you deny it to her.

>>4118713
thats not the issue, you are still killing tons of people for a family

>>4118713
It could be. But if in her case going sober meant the annihilation of her only friends and the world they grew up together in.

>>4118265
Maelle for the tragikino and to punish Verso in the way only a god like Maelle could.