The fact that Wolfram still is willing to argue with people I find amazing, no matter how many good things the gods do nor how much they repent people who want to see the gods burn for what they did will always want them punished there is no way to argue someone out of that position due to the fact that it's indicative with how people see justice in real life in a western context, no repent nor action can fix what crime they did just punishment and for the gods that's the ability to kill, destabilize, corrupt, dethrone or do something else to negatively effect them nothing else with satisfy the punishment they seek.
It's also amazing how much malevolence we ascribe to the wraith which the game reads to me as describing them as clever predators but no more then animals then when they obtain a moral compass, morality, or what ever gave them some sense of intelligence other then hunger we still cast judgement on them as if they always had it to begin with. It's like taking a cat that rips and shreds mice daily giving it a conscience and then casting our morality upon it for the action it did while being something lesser no more then an animal.
The fact that we have to address the reason for the plot and give context to the point of the game existing speak for itself with how far some arguments people are willing to take to just stoke their hatred for the gods, how else would the game exist without the gods giving us the ability to fight Kas. What game is 100% better if the game just hand waves away all the problems with the setting by just saying the gods fixed it that would ruin 90% of games, everybody should know that just because the gods are there in a setting does not mean we can lob criticism at the game devs due to not have them fix it all and don't we all rail on games and other media for having deus ex machina's like Gods fixing all the problems.
Its not about blind hate, for me at least is the fact the PC is just made to forget and even worst just accept this with no thought behind it; If you had a neighbor that was polite, well-mannered, even does charity work and soup kitchen duties at a community centers but its revealed that they were a mass murder 2 years ago, how would you feel about them? I'm sure there would be fairly complex emotions and situations come to mind but you wouldn't immediately be fine with them that's a fact. The authors are showing their influence too much.
What's weird to me is that according to you Wolfram has had this convo a lot and no-one thought that maybe these ppl might have a point?
What's weird to me is that according to you Wolfram has had this convo a lot and no-one thought that maybe these ppl might have a point?
