Vito Scaletta - Unexpected Life as a Made Man

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  @Sen.say. · 2 years ago

  I genuinely felt hurt when joe left in a different car

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  @pyroAdapt · 2 years ago

  The ironic thing about Vito killing Tommy is that they were in very similar situations. Both had gone against their families rules and Vito taking out Tommy was essentially the cycle continuing.

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  @Shinigami88X1 · 2 years ago

  The Vito ending is poetic because when you see the Older Vito. He's in a penthouse all alone. Hence "it's lonely at the top"

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  @felixslayer1583 · 2 years ago

  i think the moral lesson of mafia 2 is that no matter how  good your life will become in this line of work, at the end, its always ends in faliure. notice how everytime vito reaches a satisfying state in his life, it all crumbles. you don't know who will help you and who will stab you. in luca gurino's words, "the benefits far outweighs the cost". but in this life, the cost outweighs the benefits too much. sure you can earn money and be respected, but you could lose your family, friends, and even some humanity just like we see vito in the latter chapters of the game.

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  @Aaahrg · 2 years ago

  I think Henry&apos;s killing was one of the most brutal i&apos;ve seen in a video game. Not necessarily the graphical violence (too) but the screaming and shock about his death.<br><br>This game is great I love the story, soundtrack and atmosphere of it alot .

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  @nofillergamingknight7319 · 2 years ago

  That 10 Minute intro sequence in Mafia 2 Immediately made me relate and Feel for Vito. To some extent I could understand his mindset.

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  @niceofgames · 2 years ago

  Vito didn&apos;t want to make the same mistakes as his old man...he got his wish...by making a whole bunch of new ones.

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  @NelsonStJames · 2 years ago (edited)

  The Mafia games, especially Mafia II, understand what underlines the best gangster films, and that they are explorations of the &apos;American Dream&apos;, and what people that are denied any hope of achieving it are willing to do to get it.

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  @le4-677 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Lincoln took out 1 crime family over the course of a single summer. Joe and Vito took out 5 families over the course of a few days 🤣

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  @TheyWillKnowAnother · 2 years ago

  One little fix, Vito and Joe wasn’t supposed to help Eddie with the body, Eddie was supposed to get rid of it himself but forgot because I guess in the life you kinda forget you got a stiff in the trunk

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  @justsomeguy747 · 2 years ago

  I think Vito’s problem was that he was naive and glamorised a life he never should’ve stepped in. Power corrupts, and in the mob business, many people lose just about everything and their humanity just for power and greed and eventually resort to sacrifice whatever they need for self-gain. However Vito is an exception for the most part as while he is a quite materialistic individual who indulges in his ill-gotten wealth, he’s very much human and became drunk on power as it made him feel like a somebody, a person with power. However I don’t think that was Vito’s intention, I think he just wanted a better life for himself and his loved ones, but on the way lost them. Vito only began to care about power when he realised he could have everything he ever wanted through it, and it’s when he had gotten very deep into the mob by working for Eddie and Carlo. As for Joe and Carlo I think it ultimately comes down to Joe saving Carlo and Eddie by killing Rocco a year prior, and Carlo was now willing to let Joe take Rocco’s place by proving his loyalty. Joe probably realised that Rocco was right about Carlo’s plans and how it could get many people killed so he turned on him

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  @dabaruknemuhar1981 · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s like what Tommy said, the guy who wants too much risks losing everything and the guy who wants too little might not get anything at all, that&apos;s why a balance is important.<br>In my opinion, Vito wanted too much and lost everything<br>Lincoln wanted too little, he was more interested in revenge<br>Tommy kept a balance of things<br>In the end though, no one won.

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