What's the point with that quite lackluster story in Endwalker?

[Angellos]

Having good taste isn't for everyone either.

[Theodric]

Having good taste isn't for everyone either.

It's always strange to me when people point to something as niche as FFXIV as an example as what qualifies as 'good taste'. That aside, personally if people don't like what I like I just shrug in indifference.

[EgilTheStressedMage]

It's always strange to me when people point to something as niche as FFXIV as an example as what qualifies as 'good taste'. That aside, personally if people don't like what I like I just shrug in indifference.

Good taste is Radiant Historia. Bad taste is Sands of Destruction. As long as you agree the former is good and the latter is *projectile vomits*, you have good taste.

[PawPaw]

Having good taste isn't for everyone either.

Less about taste, it's about someone coming into a thread that has 684 pages and latching onto the OP and then presenting ideas IN ALL CAPS as facts when these same "facts" have been ripped to shreds over the course of said 684 pages.

We get it, you were REALLY into whatever Y'shtola told you the story was about.

Critical Thinking. It isn't for everyone.

[Brinne]

If Athena has a million fans I am one of them. If Athena has ten fans I am one of them. If Athena has only one fan then that is me. If Athena has no fans, that means I am no longer on earth. If the world against the Athena, I am against the world.

And should someone use my adoration of Athena as bad faith fodder to attempt to discredit my own perspective or other peoples' perspectives on different aspects of the story, then I shall simply take a page from my beloved's book, and go, LOL, LMAO. And then maybe I'll take advantage of my husband's feelings to, like, infect him with a seed of my soul to eventually enact my own resurrection via reconstructing my cool mad science torture dungeon twelve thousand years later in the Aetherial Sea, or something. You know, normal stuff.