What should you ask Vetex?

Theoretically, if someone was going to leave the forums and wanted to go out with a bang - said bang being pinging Vetex - what should they ask him?

(I am not planning on doing this)
(Unless I get mega cancer or something)

Essentially, what would be the best value for question?

update when?

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can i have a spec

How much money did just spend on goth mommies?

Why are you gooning on main

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Why did I expect rational answers

What do you think draws player to games?

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Probably just some Lore stuff.

  • How old is Wotan?
  • Was the world mapped before the Fracturing?
    • If so do the people of the new islands have fragments of the original societies? I mean, they clearly still have the languages, or at least some words from them (Castello, Calvus, Baldur, ect.)
  • How much do PreFracture Curse Bearers remember of the world? Have any of them written down their histories?
  • What languages make up the different tongues of the War Seas? Because presumably you would have influence, not only from Greek, but also from Old Norse (Keraxe), likely some Arabic languages (Sameria), and probably early Germanic (Azura) and English (Thorne).
  • Did any have the majority of their mass and population survive? LIkely the British isles (the Fracture started in Dunwich) is lost, but what of places like Australia, or many of the Asian islands? These should be far enough that the explosion, would damage them, yes, but should have survived with a majority of the land intact.

Just things like that which would give me some closer on the implications which a lot of the Lore has, but doesn’t go into.

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i was gonna say ~1000 give or take a few hundreds but hes part vastus and im pretty sure have extended lifespan so idk if he’s 1000+ already when he got the wood curse

same as our own (relative to that time period) im pretty sure considering africa existed

doubtful, most of them seem more concerned with gaining power or just generally doesnt care abt preserving the past unrelated to their glory