Let's get the one big thing straight here. I had no hope for Viridi. None at all. I wasn't clinging on to what ever was left.
What I was trying to do, and what I truly care about in this thread, was stop people from calling a character dead without definitive evidence.
Without definitive evidence, it's murder. I don't care what you think of a character or there chances, the point of this thread is to RESPECT the dead, not to see how quickly and how many we can get dead and then laugh at the supporters' faces.
With that said I want to address another thing.
You thought I meant they accidentally sent the reset bomb off? Thats what you got from that?
Well, sorry for not being specific, but what I meant in terms of context was a more commanding thing. Like she could've been anywhere while she
told her minions to fling the reset bomb at the target. I always meant she did it on purpose.
Because of that, she could've commanded it while on the battlefield.
Now, of course that doesn't happen in the game, we all know she's probably somewhere in some sort of base or something in the actual game, but all I was only trying to say that there wasn't as much proof like Toad, starfy, the like.
The problem before this announcement was that we didn't know what they were doing with Viridi. It's kinda like Ridley right now. There were too many variables before this point. We still don't know what they are doing with Ridley. If we are following your logic that stages follow exactly like where they take place in the game, then Ridley is a stage hazard, and we both know that isn't fair to just consider him dead with few evidence on that right?
As for why I quoted you in the first place, it wasn't so that I can argue with you about "the chance of Viridi" it was more so to remind people that jumping to conclusions is usually bad.
(Btw, "if I actually played that chapter?" Dude, that's my favorite chapter, I play it all the time).
