Quote Originally Posted by KizuyaKatogami View Post
This is incorrect. The first set of sacrifices was to stop the final days yes. Then the second set of sacrifices, which they went through with, was to bring life back to the planet. It wasn’t that there was chaos, it was that there was very little life left. It was never implied that it was all to keep her in check, as far as we know that was already a done deal. The third set of sacrifices was to bring back their loved ones using a portion of the new life that sprouted up from the second set of sacrifices and that was it.



So people wanting to continue existing and restore a broken world is being melodramatic and a "boomer?" I guess the ironworks are just as bad in that case as they were willing to sacrifice an entire timeline to revive the wol and do no different than the ascians. Everyones just melodramatic and a boomer in this game i suppose.
There being dramatic because they deliberate set up situations and sabotage the Sundered to fail and then use them as examples as why they suck and have to go.

Also, nowhere is is stated that it would only be a portion" of the new life. By Emet's own accounts anything new was going to go. the stuff they restored with the second was the planets life, but the new life they didn't expect was going to be what they sacrificed.

But EW actually goes into this a bit, Emet is horrified at the idea that they would just keep going, he explicitly compares trying to bring back people who willingly made the sacrifice as disrespectful to them and is furious at the idea.

Which really goes back to something that has been discussed ever since Shadowbringers released. How many of the Ancients that made the sacrifice would even want to be brought back If it cost new life there existent?

Like Hythodaleus doesn't exactly seem like the type who would see Emet mass sacrifice innocent new life to bring him back and be like "Yeah, this is what I wanted"