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this post was submitted on 02 Aug 2025
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This works since it feels grounded enough and really does help move the story forward - the anonymity in particular really drives this plot point. It's also not a real cameo or anything of the sort.
DS2's cameo is fine, it's a game full of bizarre cameos and weird shit as-is, I had no idea at first that they were a real person and not just made for the game lmao. It fits in that universe, especially with the uncanny animations.
But what else can you really do aside from those two options? It'll be incredibly difficult for this to not feel like a forced trend if it keeps happening.