It just can't be said enough.
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It just can't be said enough.
I'm still thinkin about how that one guy knew that the Hanu's crops were failing because the float was broken and the parade wasn't being done correctly, and instead of telling them directly so they don't starve to death he just sat on that information just so that revelation could potentially be apart of this vanity competition for the tuliyollan royalty.
this is punishment for all the "retire the scions" posts
This forum really is a complete cesspool...
Seethe buddy, seethe. Let it all out.
https://i.imgur.com/xOWIWb9.jpeg
Always has been.
Also unpopular forum opinion: I LIKE LAMATY'I. (That includes the dorky accent of her VA :'D)
She starts off as a bit of a comic relief character but makes some good developments.
Look I still like the game a lot especially how they improved my monk, dungeons, trials, graphics ect. However this became basically Krile vs Wuk Lamat and Krile lost to being important. The devs basically lied to us on saying she would be the focus hell she should have been the one narrating the story. Wuk Lamat should have stayed behind as the dawnservent simple as that. Also dial down the cutesy shit when we are cutting the life support of an entire civilization.
Late night, come home
Character building must be really foreign to a lot of these posters
Wuk Lamat kind of reminds me of Naruto.
Suk Lamat.
Pray return to the Wuk Lamat!
Yeah. Wuk Lamat does not have character development. She's literally the same person she was when she started, with the minor exception that she isn't "afraid" to show weakness--which isn't character development at all; it's just her getting used to companions who don't care. She starts the game incredibly naive and cartoonish and ends the game the same way.
She's OK to me, but she truly reminded me of OG Naruto and that felt weird. You know, the really optimistic, quirky, cringe, fun character that speaks loudly and adores food. Was waiting for her to shout dattebayo bro.
That being said she's OK. I came across more unbearable characters (looking at you, Asahi).
I agree there are more characters that make my skin crawl than Wuk Lamat, the difference is.. I wasn't force to be stuck with them for hours on end (I think the most dialogue heavy character in all of XIV history) and possibly well into the next 2yrs of patches.
Both times I've been to the forums it's been a nonstop whine fest about pretty much anything and everything that someone could complain about. Not sure where you're seeing this overwhelming positivity cause it's not here, lol. 3 active threads complaining about Wuk Lamat and they're all full of mostly the same people just circle jerking each other.
Y'all need Jesus or Ra La or something.
And a disclaimer for anyone that hasn't looked into those other threads, but the OP is a known bigot that hates this story because he thinks it's pushing "wokeism" and seems to be just generally crazy and hateful.
Is the character building in the room with us now? I'm almost done with the story and I'm still waiting for this supposed Wuk Lamat character development to happen.
I'm trying really hard to like her, but it's like she's the same annoying character throughout the entire story who never fails at anything and everything always works out for her regardless. Genuinely just god awful Mary Sue style writing from low tier fan fiction honestly.
she's a new character. She is presented as young and naive. Over the course of the current MSQ, she is shown as growing into her own, especially the last few quests. She will supposedly be involved in this new arc and is expected to grow fully into a more fleshed out character over the course of the arc. Read a few good books, you'll see what I mean
I think of Wuk as how I felt about Zero. I disliked Zero when I first met her, thinking she was edgy and emo and bland. But once the story progressed and I played through it, I loved Zero and how her character developed.
It's amazing so many ppl saying a character SUCKS when she was just INTRODUCED. Talk about judging a book by its cover. Give me a break. Do you do that IRL too?
I'm a pretty avid reader, but it's kind of poor storytelling if I have to wait for a character to be redeemed and become likeable towards the very end, especially because she played such an enormous role in the MSQ. It's not surprising that people are having a hard time liking a story that revolves around a character that is supposed to be unlikeable until the very end. It would be like the entirety of a Star Wars movie revolving around Jar Jar Binks as the main character with 90% of the screen time, everyone would understandably hate it.
I don't mind unlikeable characters that grow throughout the story and have character development, I understand that. But you also need to have another character that we the reader/viewer need to relate to and like along the way or you just end up being annoyed that the focus is always on this character you are not even *supposed* to like until the end.
I MISS MY BEST FRIEND ZENOS
Yes lmfao
If I feel weirded out by someone's first interaction or if I just can't vibe with them after a prolonged period of time, I'm not gonna force myself to like them. Even if they're a coworker or classmate where I'd be forced to interact with them everyday. If I do not vibe with someone, I'm simply not gonna bother befriending them.
I gave Wuk Lamat a chance. I simply do not vibe with her or her character or her character trope and I cannot force myself to care about her lame character development. She pretty much had the spotlight for the entire 30+ hour MSQ. If a character needs anymore time than that, they can fuck off lmao
Yes, exactly. There is a world of difference between a character who is unlikable because they are poorly written (Wuk Lamat) and characters who are unlikable in the context of a well written story (Julian Bashir, Star Trek DS9; Jamie Lannister, Game of Thrones). Unsurprisingly, the well written ones see good, actual character development.
I hate to tell you, and I'm not even sure where you got this idea from, but Wuk is supposed to be endearing from the very beginning. You're SUPPOSED to like her, but think that she's not ready for leadership yet. You hating her from the beginning is just you. imo, the writing/cutscenes make that very clear.
That said, whether or not you feel it works or not is the real question, and obviously it doesn't for you.
I just spent like 30 hours with her. If you are super generous and remove 10 hours for dungeons/wandering around - that's two full seasons of Game of Thrones. If you cannot develop a character in 20 hours, you're an awful awful writer.
For comparison, Emet, Yotsuyu, and Fordola were given around the same amount of time. Koana was given half of that.