With urgot's story out, how do you think urgot would feel about warwick and vice versa.
Since zaun has yet another rouge element eliminating the powerful chem barons just curious how these two very violent people view eachother and their motives.
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I'd imagine that Urgot would respect but disagree with Warwick. Urgot's probably pleased to know Warwick's out there killing weaselly Chem-Barons, and that he's straight-up the definition of "survival of the fittest" (thanks Singed) in (in-)human form, but Warwick's motives greatly differ from Urgot's.
Warwick is like BEASTMODE Batman, with a lot more liberties on killing people. So much so, that Warwick even sometimes kills innocents (especially those he uses to draw out the criminals he's after, thanks to his chemically-fuelled blood-rage).
Urgot probably doesn't give a damn about Warwick's frenzied vigilantism, outside of the respect that he's culling more of the weak for him. Urgot is intent on seeing only the strong survive, and if that means some messed-up, drug-fuelled chimera mangling people in the streets? Cool.
Warwick, on the other hand, would probably see Urgot as a hugeass anarchist that he has to kill. He's slaughtering innocents and criminals alike in Zaun, and even though Warwick's moral sense is very slightly much askew, he knows that Urgot is way, way worse than him, and needs to die.
Which, the sheer audacity of challenging such a massive mechanized menace would probably fill Urgot with demented glee and a little more respect for Warwick. Because, what better way to show your strength than to pick a fight with the strongest SOB in town?