Moira's Depressing Interactions - Overwatch 2

Moira's Depressing Interactions - Overwatch 2

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Moira's interactions from Overwatch 1 and 2

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[Ruosteinenknight]

I kinda like how Moira is at first dumbstruck into silence, when Lifeweaver instead of condeming her expresses concern for her wellbeing. You can tell that she's not used to people caring about HER, but what they can get from her.

[ChrisCarlos]

Moira's VA is one of the best hands down. She just reads the lines so well.

[luca-arhu]

the depressing interactions are sad.
until Winston comes in with his periodic table joke

[gomilovesamogus]

The winston wasn't depressing, she made a pun by responding with Na - The symbol for Sodium

[emmanuelgaming]

"I've always thrived under a deadline"

[fearchimera]

Moira makes a solid point on being entitled to patience.
When I broke my leg, it took forever to recover and every night I felt miserable because I was in pain and couldn’t do basic movements…
Sometimes you don’t know how it feels until you’re in the position yourself.
Moira is such a interesting character, always loved her in this game

[nightmarecat]

Moira is slowly killing herself for progress. She has her own sad story.

[wherethetatosat]

That Winston interaction is oddly wholesome. The only other person smart and nerdy enough to get his sense of humor, tied by a common interest and not divided by other labels.

[ohnobees]

I love that even though Lifeweaver knows that Moira is a bad guy, he still sounds genuinely concerned for her.

[pngdotjpeg]

I love moira for this specific reason. a ton of people think she's just purely evil, but I think she really does just care about learning, and nothing can stop her from continuing to learn. if moira were just evil and liked torturing people and animals, would she inflict decay upon herself? of course not. she does it purely to continue learning (and most likely, she's found that she is her own best test subject). and I think, in a lot of ways, that's beautiful. also incredibly stupid, to most people, but I don't think moira cares about her own life, credibility, career, or wellbeing, she only cares about progress and knowledge. and I can respect that, honestly.

[MomsAgainstCatboys]

Her interaction with WifeLeaver actually did make me feel sad.

[jackmcmorrow]

Moira's a terrible yet tragic character. Her obsession with pushing the envelope with living things with no remorse has literally doomed her to die as her own experiments slowly kill her.

[Definitelydusky]

“I’d rather wait a century for progress than cause the harm you have.”
“What a joy is must be, to feel entitled to patience.”

[bernardstrauss]

There was a line she used to say in OW1 in Oasis "This is now my home... as much as any other", I think is more depressing that any of the interactions from the video.

[StrwbrrySmmr]

The last one hits hard if you care about Moira and her interesting lore. Niran is the *only* person who has ever shown concern for her during her experiments.

[ker]

That Gengi interaction really has a Biopunk Vs Steelpunk vibe

[aster]

I think a rather tragic concept is that even if Moira succeeded in her plans, she will likely die soon after, and all of her success would likely be given to the only person who would actually be able to use it, Angela.

[ker]

There's nothing depressing about Moira . She 's on a deadline obviously so no time for grief or remorse . Only dedicated to fulfill her ...uh... objective ?

[InsaneCrab]

I would’ve included Moira’s interaction with Mei here, I forget the exact wording but Moira seemed genuinely excited to discuss Mei’s cryogenic research and Mei just shuts her down, claiming they don’t have a common goal to warrant collaboration.

[Fyre]

i wonder if we will ever get a "what if" skin for genji where moria was the one who rebult him and not mercy