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Empress Brosephine posted:I feel like the Dutch betrayal, Micah betrayal and Arthur caring about John cane in way to fast and wasn’t organically spread throughout the game. Also it was stupidly obvious that Micah was the bad guy. javier was a former mexican revolutionary who got swayed hard by dutch's libertarian rhetoric and bill was too loving stupid to question the boss the group's rapid disintegration in chapter 6 was fantastic and probably the game's most impressive achievement for me, arthur's TB lends the open-world roaming this desperate melancholy edge (reflected in the changed tenor of all the chapter's stranger missions, most of which are him just trying to keep a little light and a little hope in a really lovely world) and the camp becomes so miserably hostile that you want to spend as little time there as possible, which of course just deepens the rift between arthur and dutch's loyalists
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also i knew in advance micah was the rat but not that he only started actively collaborating with the pinkertons after guarma, which in retrospect makes a lot more sense all of dutch and hosea's best-laid plans didn't gang aft agly because of one psychopathic gang member tattling on them behind their backs, it happened because they're a couple of increasingly deluded old men who make bad plans
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