Quote Originally Posted by Veloran View Post
This highlights an interesting contradiction in Venat's ideology. Namely that she was fiercely opposed to her people thinking to return to their ideal past, to the point of destroying them for the notion - Yet her solution was just that. She sacrificed the Ancients in order to force them into what was, to her, a more "ideal" state of being, free of the moral decay and unsustainable nature that she perceived was their future.

In essence Venat is an extremist Primitivist.
And in time, lessons - or better yet, viewpoints - from the past can/will fade/fall out of favour/be seen as dogmas to be overcome, and given the still remnant impulses in man to minimise suffering and seek better, brighter tomorrows, the star may go on a similar course, particularly with the calamities out the way... or something from the distant reaches of the universe may decide to wipe it out and then decide to wipe itself out.

Quote Originally Posted by OhNooo View Post
Yes. For me, the game has not done enough to justify her actions.
I am in that camp, too.

Quote Originally Posted by Vyrerus View Post
Venat has a much greater impact, and lives far more rent free in my head.
Time to serve an eviction notice!