Moira's Depressing Interactions - Overwatch 2
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- Moira's Depressing Interactions - Overwatch 2
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Moira's interactions from Overwatch 1 and 2
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The winston wasn't depressing, she made a pun by responding with Na - The symbol for Sodium
moira is the last person i expect to respond to winston's joke
moria's voice sounded like she needed that joke
@@witchamy Someone gets it
Moira seems to fall into the psychopath category. She doesn't have empathy, but she does have humor
@@vinnt_tnnivyou don't know about psychopathy....
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.
Exactly, same here. That small pause before she replied tells a lot imo
stop i hadn’t noticed this and it makes me adore their interaction even more
All the more reason why I love Weaver. That interaction is one of my favourites.
She even joked with him when she said "i always thrived under a deadline" wich makes me like her even more
That’s such a good interaction. She gets emotionally confused and then makes a joke about it, which is such a human response to a situation like this. And the joke itself is good (and a little dark)
Moira's VA is one of the best hands down. She just reads the lines so well.
Her and Doomfist are two of my favorites for that reason. The line deliveries are just flawless and their voices are fantastic
Moira, widow and reaper have great voice actors
it's hard to imagine a timeline where we got Terry Crews as Doomfist instead.
Also sigma's va is amazing, have you watched his origin story? overwatch really knows how to pick a talented voice actor
Don't forget Ramattra too ..
the depressing interactions are sad.
until Winston comes in with his periodic table joke
It's such an bad joke that it was put into depressing
all the lines were all downers, and the corny joke made actually laugh from surpise
That interaction with Winston was real nice
That joke was pure combustion
Hardly any of these were depressing lol
Moira is slowly killing herself for progress. She has her own sad story.
She's the definition of "It is what it is"
Her own fault.
@@Darkvega2k7 no u
@@Darkvega2k7That’s what they said, They said “Moria is slowly killing herself”
"No cost too great"
White Midget
"I've always thrived under a deadline"
Honestly such a hard line, Moira's gotta be one of the most badass characters.
That was so hard
Thats the only one that really struck me as sad, she's killing herself for the sake of her experiment and lifeweaver is concerned for her
😢
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
dang ive never really understood what she ment by that, really does put matters into perspective.
@@randomdude4360 Ok incase you don't know, basically Moira's saying that she would rather continue progressing her research as fast as possible, no matter the cost.
The pressure of humanity's failings can certainly weigh on scientists a lot, so it's quite natural for them to take risks in the name of progress.
If you've seen the Netflix show 'Arcane', you may already be familiar with this concept.
There's 2 characters from that show in particular that share a very similar ideology, but I won't go into detail incase you haven't seen it.
@@pokimanefartcompilation Nope I did not watch that show yet, however, it is very interesting that her ideology revolves around the pressure of creating something ASAP since yeah a scientist who creates a cure for cancer in 1 year would benifit humanity way more than one that does it in 50 years. But I never really thought about the pressure that brings to a lot of scientists...
Besides, she's literally killing herself to experiment
She isn't a mad scientist that tortures people for the sake of knowledge, she doesn't inflict any more pain on others than she does to herself
How gross her arm became from the transition of Overwatch 1 to Overwatch 2 is enough proof of that, that's what Lifeweaver refers to, to which Moira simply answers that "she thrives under a deadline"
She inflicted herself with her disease that WILL kill her just to force herself to find a cure as quick as possible
@@jacksonville9642 I think her inflicting the disease on herself is due to her getting no funding from overwatch or any goverment for that matter, so she has no labrats or should I say labpeople, hence why she was forced to test her new 'invention' out on herself.
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.
well not really "only" other person, like i feel every other character there is some kind of scientist, and even if not its not particularly difficult joke to know.
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.
you dont know that she will die she mei science the heck out of it. :P
I love that even though Lifeweaver knows that Moira is a bad guy, he still sounds genuinely concerned for her.
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.
One of my headcanon is that she used herself as a test subject when she suspected Overwatch was about to kick her out and before she knew the existence of Blackwatch. In her origin story trailer we see that it is the last thing she did before having to pack things up. So I like to think she was ready to use herself as a test subject to try and prove to Overwatch that her research on evolution wasn't all that bad but still got removed from the organization.
She is still evil
She will not only sacrifice herself for progress but unwilling others too.
Until she experiments on you without your consent xD
Her interaction with WifeLeaver actually did make me feel sad.
He’s such a nice character. Shame he underperforms ingame tho
@@mordecai6351Underperformance is merely a skill issue. All heroes can (and have) reached top 500
...WifeLeaver?
@@ElusiveTybut even the top pro players have to put in INSANE amounts of time to do the bronze to gm stuff. Honestly compared to literally anyone else in the game lifeweaver just sucks. Which is sad.
@@ElusiveTy and as per now, only 1 lifeweaver one trick had reach top 500. So shut your mouth, he's a horrible hero.
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 ?
It’s a matter of perspective. Like Zen said: “Someone always cares, you must simply seek them out.” Moira is dedicated to her craft and wants to find a way to regress decay, even if she takes her own life doing so.
Lifeweaver however, seems to care in a way, given how he sounds worried in one of their interactions:
Lifeweaver: “What is your fascination with artificial decay?”
Moira: “To reverse entropy we must tame it.”
Lifeweaver: “But inflicting it on yourself? You’re withering away!”
Moira: “I’ve always thrived under a deadline.”
Moira does not care, but Lifeweaver does. That’s what makes it depressing. Then again, it’s a matter of perspective.
I think Moira's character as a whole is what's depressing. She herself may not be particularly sad or distressed in any way, but you can clearly tell that she's likely just adapted to her shitty life.
I see her as one of those "It is what it is" characters. No matter what pain or difficulties she may experience, it means nothing to her as long as she just keeps working.
She's an obsessed workaholic with ambitions that are clearly beyond her grasp, yet she constantly pursues them nonetheless, even though it may break her.
I think the saddest part of her character is her desperation for understanding of science and the evolution of mankind.
An ambition always in the back of her mind, yet so far out of reach....
Or who knows, maybe I'm just looking into it too much🤷♂️
@@pokimanefartcompilationthat’s not depressing man. Super weird to me how you hit the nail on the head in every way except realizing she did this to herself (and others), and finds enjoyment in doing so. She’s clearly a largely inquisitive person, and she risked her life in the name of science.. on purpose. She quite literally a “mad” scientist (as in crazy, twisted). It’s not depressing cuz she’s getting exactly what she wants and by her convos with mercy, genji, & sombra, it’s apparent she wouldn’t consider her own life “shitty”. If anything it’s just scary how twisted she is
@@BlooBoi23 I think you may have missed my point. I wasn't necessarily saying that Moira herself is depressed, but rather her character is depressing from an outside perspective.
But look, if you disagree with me that's totally cool.
Personally I just really like Moira's character and I enjoy when villains have multiple layers to them rather than just being cartoonishly evil.
Arguably, we don't even know her motives.
People wake up in the morning and decide to paint their bedroom, or try a new hairstyle because they feel ambitious. Nobody just turns to unethical science to reverse decay, at a potential risk to their own life, as an attempt to perfect the human genome just because they woke up one day feeling ambitious.
I have a feeling that there's most likely something that happened to cause the unethical experimentation. Something we might find out eventually. Or would have, if some sort of PvE campaign were happening. Which it isn't.
“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.”
That Gengi interaction really has a Biopunk Vs Steelpunk vibe
"What a joy it must be to be entitled to patience." This. This is the line that put me on moira's side forever. So many problems in the world left on the backburner which, if more people were willing to go gloves-off for them, could be fixed quickly and efficiently. The difference being those at the top can keep things the way they are and still be comfortable, while those at the bottom just continue to suffer.
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.
Trust me, I looked for that line everywhere. Sad part is that I didn't think to make this video when OW 1 was still available.
@@Olivia_Sombra It's a shame that blizzard just throws away so many good voice lines and interactions along with OW1, fortunately the wiki still has a compilation of them and many has an audio file.
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.
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.
If so, we have an opportunity of a great conclusion to the story of two rivals: after succeeding in her findings and discovering a way to literally reverse aging and death, Moira is met on her deathbed by Angela, saying that through all the horrors she caused and endured, she finally found a way to make people's lives better. Angela comes to realisation of what Moira had achieved, and tried to help her, but ultimately failed. Dying, Moira gives Angela all of the rights to use and develop her discoveries, because, at the end of the day, both of them were serving one goal - to make world a better place. After Moira's death, Angela forgives her enemy and firstly thinks of following her last wish, using the data as her own, but at the end decides that because of the horrible methods of collecting that data, she won't be able to live peacefully if she labels it as her discoveries, ultimately giving the credit to Moira O'Dornan while presenting the data to the global science and continuing the work in the memory of her past rival.
@Skarrier that kinda sounds nice but blizzard removed the story
@@SkarrierO'Deorain I think idk ,nice plot tho. I love Moira she's very much a grey character but deep down good she just is making too many sacrifices because she feels responsible since she believes she is capable of helping people with her research results.
Winton interaction was wholesome
Not depressing
Is depressing because is the only wholesome interaction she had
@@NessieUsagi crazyyyyyy
One of my favourite characters. What obsession with finding the truth can do to the most brilliant minds
no ones mentioned her interaction with junkrat that lowkey implies she experiences chronic pain from her arm.
I’ve always found Moira’s character so relatable, she’s neither evil nor good. She’s… more than any of that crap.
id argue shes fairly evil... considering she is apart of Talon which is literally a terrorist group.
@@CheeseGlace But she's literally there because they fund her research while also not caring about the ethics of it, in her way of thinking The end DOES justify the means, if it means creating immortality or a cure for every disease ever.
@@KalleDemos666 exactly, it’s UNETHICAL science. She is sadistic and has many voice lines hinting at the brutality of her experiments. Not to mention yeah she literally is being funded by terrorists, and her research will certainly be weaponized by Talon, just like Reaper and Widow
i wonder if we will ever get a "what if" skin for genji where moria was the one who rebult him and not mercy
A couple of months ago, I was thinking about what Moira's ult would look like if she were the opposite of Mercy. And I just imagined that in this case she would also "resurrect" her ally from the dead, but then this ally will become a "monster" (as in Moira's experiments on living beings) with alternative abilities and ult, but with rapidly fading HP, which can only be restored by damaging the enemies or Moira's heal.
perhaps during the alternate universe theme next season?
@@AquaPurePearlVoice o we are?
Her interaction with Lifeweaver still just hits so hard. Her committment to her own work and studies is close to insane, slowly killing herself for science
She needs a hug.
Something tells me she isn't a "hugger"
She needs prison.
@@Darkvega2k7 she can need two things
@@Darkvega2k7 you're a pathetic bore
Just like how doomfist and the other villians need prisons too @@Darkvega2k7
the way she carries herself so melancholically and lightheartedly through her suffering is so sad
It’s actually wild how Moira has literally 1 positive interaction in the game
I mean, she tortures innocent people and creatures for a living. Nobody likes her.
She has a newish especially brutal one with Mei
Moira: I've read your report on cryogenically preserving severed appendages. I'd be happy to assist in your research.
Mei: No thank you. I don't think our methodologies are very aligned.
Moira: Of course... I've heard you prefer working *alone*.
Also... she actually has TWO positive (or neutral?) ones with Sombra (shockingly) in which they seem to be joking with each other
Sombra: You stopping in to see Max? I love how you make him squirm.
Moira: Mm, it's amusing. I don't even experiment on Omnics.
Sombra: ...yet?
Moira: *laughs* Yet.
Sombra: You ever broken patient confidentiality?
Moira: I can't say.
Sombra: You're good.
@waitselljones8068 She has a slight twist on the mei one if you have the mythic skin on .Instead of her saying mei prefers working alone .She says come now doctor I'm only trying to help
the mercy and moira interactions only really make me dislike mercy more tbh. i dont condone the things moira has done but damn atleast she actually cares about helping people get better to the point that shes experimenting on herself and risking her own death. the frustration in the line “how it must feel to be entitled to patience” plays it out perfectly
what gives you the impression that shes doing it because she cares about other people…
Huh? We don’t know much about Moira’s lore but there isn’t enough info if she actually cares abt other ppl vs doing it for her self. It could be implied, but we have more information on mercy actually caring about others
Uhh, the voiceline with lightweaver allways gives me chills and I also can relate more to Moira. I risk even my own healthyness to get closer to my goals.
Not really something to brag about. If anything, it's pitying.
Wonder how many cute little rabbits were er... needed to achieve this level of scientific confidence ?
you don't wanna know how many cute animals are sacrificed for research every year. this is a thing that kinda bothers me about how they make moira seem vile for experimenting on rabbits like sure..it's sad but realistic. Tbh mercy feels like such a fake in comparison because no way can you scientifically advance like her without experimenting on animals at least several times, i mean it would be kinda reckless to work directly on people the first times, if you think about it.
@@chita8908 agree .That's DVa being naive to Say the least
@@chita8908 Is Mercy even a scientist/researcher? Pretty sure she's just a Doctor who is very talented at healing people. She doesn't have any vision or will besides helping people in the moment. That's why she even says that line about how she'd rather wait for progress than "do harm", not realizing that most of the healing she does to people most very likely comes from other researchers who pushed the boundaries.
@@amos_fr6070 frankly i'm not so sure but didn't she create the nano technology she uses for healing (the tech that Ana suposedly stole from her). This is why Moira respects her so much (when she tells her she can come to Oasis) despite Mercy's constant jabs at her. And creating such technology out of nothing, without any proper testing on something else prior to testing it on people and for that thing to just work perfectly because Mercy is so talented seems kinda...unrealistic but I digress, it's some game lore we're talking abt anyway. So in a way I'd say that she was at one point a scientist even if she curently does more healing than research.
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.
And Moira ends it with a punch to the gut: “Of course… I’ve heard you prefer working *alone*” Also according to another comment this line changes with the mythic skin but I can’t confirm since don’t have it
"ive always thrived under a deadline" ouch
The first time she wasn’t able to give a response was when lifeweiver actually showing sympathy for her. That’s actually really sad 😢
“when we’re younger, we’re taught the distinction between a hero and a villian. good and evil. saviour and a lost cause. but what if the only real difference is just who’s telling the story?” reminds me of moira and all the other supports🙁 i love her so much
im a Moira Stan i love her SO much
Whats more depressing is that theres a voice line where sigma does not like to be with talon but sombra tries to make him feel better and in this voiceline there is a continuation to that which shows how sombra really is not that bad of a person just in the wrong path
Really love her. Not only for being a redhead and extremely intelligent but for her cynicism and sarcasm, that's an attitude one develops after dealing too many annoying people.
The junk one should be here when she says pain is very much related to science
completely forgot about her conversation with Sigma about his time with the faeries, shes so soft and gentle with him in that its so sad
she's definitely one of the most interesting characters in ow
The only truly sad interaction with Moira is when Wrecking Ball and Mercy are together. They talk about his experimentations.
i feel like Lifeweaver is the only one that show her some sort of kindness
What a joy it must be, to feel entitled to patience. That hits hard
Can't go wrong with Winston's periodic table
I don't say that moira had any right to turn Reaper and Widowmaker to that what they are now, but I understand her point. She wants to create progresse as fast as possible
Reaper wanted it though, at least not in this form
winston and lifeweaver being the only two of these who dont treat her like a monster makes me so sad
Tbh i miss the old voice line with cassidy, on route 66
Moira: "this is your home" or some like that
Cassidy: "im from texas."
My poor girl, always misunderstood :(
you missed her most depressing interaction. when she asks to work with mei and mei declines and moira says something like "i've heard you prefer to work alone" hinting at all of mei's colleagues who died. it was so cold even for moira.
Shimada, where do I know that name from?
ah yes the family of thieves
@@mizzo2983 criminals . The family of criminals
Ah yes the family of criminals
You know I feel sad for Moira. And hearing how things are for her I just wanna give her a hug tell her everything will be alright and that she is more then just what she can do for others and that she matters too
The lifeweaver one is pretty sad. Moira isn't used to people acually caring about her, and Lifeweaver acually being concerned for her heath kinda got to her. You can tell based on that little pause she does before responding.
For anyone wondering Moira is essentially a portrayal of Jeckyl and Hyde; someone who meant well but became corrupted by their own works. She is evil but more so in a way that she’s less empathetic. She doesn’t care, all she wants is to complete her experiments. Moira has the potential to be a good person but she’s let herself be consumed by her work for far too long. That’s why Angela brings up their “ethical obligations” because at the end of the day, Moira is still a doctor. One who prefers to prioritize her own madness over the safety of her patients or rather test subjects.
Mercy and Moira are two sides of tf2 Medic
That interaction between Sombra and Moira. Moira knows how to push Sombra's buttons. She's a mastermind in manipulation and precision.
The pause after weavers interaction followed up by a joke to play it off says a lot about her. She is undeniably a bad person however she definitely wasn’t always that way considering she had to take a moment to process that weaver wasn’t expressing any negative emotions towards her other than pure concern for her wellbeing, and since she never really receives any type of positive interactions she doesn’t know how to properly reply about her situation she just plays it off.
I respect Moira she knows that she dont have time left and using this time to make humans less miserable, i know its future where almost everything can be cured but still humans are too weak and she wants them to be more happier
I would love to see how genji would look like if moira save him
There's an interesting connection between Moira and Reaper's powers. Both of their attacks have a form of lifesteal, and both of them have abilities that makes them ethereal.
In Overwatch 1, there was a common theory that Mercy held some responsibility for Reaper's condition but that Moira turned the condition into a weapon. If that's true, she may have also proliferated those abilities to herself, which would explain why she, too, is withering now.
"saddest..."
Sure, man
“Naaah” -Moira 😢
NA, salt. She actually joked with him.
That moira and Genji interaction felt hard
none off Moira's interactions is depressing, all her comebacks are from people giving her opinions and she shuts them down with number facts and receipts :L
That Winston line cracked me up.
I want more Moira and Winston interactions!
Winton and moira are branches of the same tree.
I’ve never heard the first one in the game, but Ngl it had an impact on me
The periodic table one is adorable.
Damn, Mercy has no comeback on the first interaction.
And the second one completely slaps her
"What a joy it must be to feel entitled to patience..."
The interaction when she asks Sigma about the fairy conversations always makes me sad. Poor guy.
Only the last one felt depressing for me lol
wtf none of these interactions are depressing, just over the edge XD
naw lifeweaver
Moira and Winston's interaction is so emotionally sad 😢
I like the Winston interaction haha
I understand Moira’s desire for progress no matter what to an extent. How many lives could be saved and how many diseases cured, limbs regrown, and painful conditions reversed if we didn’t worry about harming test subjects? It’s not moral of course, but to her the ends may justify the means.
Save your selves for you know who!
The last one...
Moira is one of my favorite overwatch characters 💜
as much as i hate moira, i do admit the fact shes killing herself is so depressing. shes so caught up in her experiments she doesnt care who dies, even herself
Moira isnt really evil in a way, just if science didnt have laws, we could rapidly save more lives than lose, this is coming from someone studying medicine
i love moira so much
i get that like shes meant to be evil and whatnot but shes still human
Ok but why tf did the Moira hate squad pull up to the comment section
You forgot the one with Mei where she's asks about assisting in cryo research. Mei declines and Moira replies "come now doctor, I only wish to lend a hand." This lead me to think that Moira is running out of time and is considering removing her arm to prolong her time
Everyone has a soft spot.
Only really "depressing" line out of all of this is Lifeweaver's one.
She seems in control in all other interactions and has some wit to parry jabs at herself, but not here. She slips a bit, it almost looks defensive.
Doesn't help at all, that Niran is basically only one who is expressing concern towards her and not distaste, disgust or simple formal etiquette.
Genevieve's delivery is so absurdly good.
I love her!!!
Moira's job is killing her. Literally.
I hate going against Moira in game but these voice lines are wild
He were in that LGBT barbecue drip style fit 🤣
omg facepalm
Moira and Junkrat, the two most hated characters by everyone else on the cast.
The Winston interaction was kinda cute actually
Artificial decay? So she’s becoming Tomura Shigaraki?
Moira is probably the least morally grey "villain" out of the cast. Doomfist is a close second. Ramattra is more of a tragic hero turned villain so people are more sympathetic towards him, especially with his badass voice lines.
Moira doesn't really garner as much respect or sympathy from her lines for most people, but it's almost like the complete lack of warmth from her lines and her character generally make her a very tragic character since you have to wonder what kind of miserable life she must lead. She seems to be entirely numb and disinterested with everything around her, and only comes to life with science.
there is nothing depressing here - she is savage
Some of these really arent all that sad if at all tbh
1:09
The exhausted *na*
I just don’t understand the devs man. You shouldn’t be removing voice lines from the beginning of OW2. The game is called OW2 so they should be adding onto what’s already there, such a bummer we don’t have some of these interactions in-game anymore.
Moira got to be the most evil character in Overwatch
Not really
Absolutely and I love her for it
She's more of an anti-hero, she uses unethical methods but all she wants is to improve people, nothing evil really, least empathic maybe
She wants to improve people despite her using negative ways .It's kind of like the thing where people say not to use shortcuts to improve yourself. Moira uses those shortcuts while mercy rather uses ethical ways
@@dragosanders4234yet mercy can resurrect people while Moira can’t