Quote Originally Posted by Cleretic View Post
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Why wouldn't you simply skip my posts rather than question my character and my motives? Yeah, if I agreed with murdering millions of people, I wouldn't want to be reminded that murdering millions of people so you can take everything they have is bad actually. But that feeling is actually the dissonance between you trying to claim that this case is the exception and the reminder that no, it isn't. It's the exact same as every time some group is wiped out "for the best." What she did is no different than what Thordan or Athena would do. But instead of addressing how it is somehow different, it becomes about me and my desire to "upset you" because there are no real points as to why her genocide is the good one.

I get it. I feel awful about the pile of bones they decided to sit our characters on top of which is actually why I talk about it so often. It really does haunt me. I can't phantom why they made such a decision as to have the Sundering be something done on purpose with full knowledge of the result. And every time I peel back the layers I am even more shaken by the implications.

So what do you want me to do? Go away so you aren't reminded how horrific her actions were? Lie in my answer to every post so that the reality that hit me after the credits rolled doesn't upset anyone else? Sounds like you want to keep living in the Garden and ignore the darkness in the world. And we all know how mommy goddess deals with those types...

Quote Originally Posted by ZavosEsperian View Post
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I like her too. That's what makes that story so scary. But as Matsya would say, "Do not avert your eyes. See the world for what it is."

If they have evidence she didn't murder millions if not billions of people in a eugenics program, I'd like to see it. If I was convinced she didn't do what it seems to me she very obviously did, I'd actually feel better. But if they'd like me not to point out she murdered millions of people in a eugenics program because it makes them feel bad, well...I'm new here and I don't know exactly how these forums work given I was doing each reply as a separate post the other day, but I assume there is a block function. Averting your eyes is actually an option regardless of the morals of the game saying you shouldn't. The morals of the game also said we shouldn't sacrifice a world to save our own, soo clearly there are exceptions to the rule (especially when it comes to Venat).