On Extreme Role-playing Within XIV

[FusiaRain]

I'd like to say here that this game has a perfect example of how a fundamentally good person can have some seriously fucked up views: Gauis van Baelsar. Gaius is basically a heroic man who had the misfortune of being born into a nation run by villains. He wants to help people, and Garlemald tells him that the best way he can help the weakest among us is to rule them and show them the error of their savage ways. In Gaius's mind, conquering Eorzea was saving its backwards people from themselves. Gaius isn't a racist because he's evil or full of hate, he's a racist because he has no idea how to not be one. He's a racist because everyone he's ever trusted and learned from is a racist, and now its as natural as breathing to him.

Gaius didnt care about race though only power. He was extremely anti religion and honestly he has a point about "gods" and those that follow them.

[PredatoryCatgirl]

Gaius didnt care about race though only power. He was extremely anti religion and honestly he has a point about "gods" and those that follow them.

You're right. Replace racist with elitist and it becomes more accurate.

[FusiaRain]

You're right. Replace racist with elitist and it becomes more accurate.

Eh honestly id agrue he isnt elitest he is more like the definition of trail by combat. If your strong you get his respect, if your weak you die.

Honestly thats natural selection by definition