Quote Originally Posted by ZephyrMenodora View Post
1. We are the playable character in an RPG. We shouldn't have dialogue how we only exist as "moral support". This is a video game at the end of the day.

2. I disagree she has QUITE the range, having been to her resume page. That said, she utterly failed in this role. Whether you like her as small bit npcs that she typically plays is irrelevant to how she performed here.

3. You can have character development without writing your character to be irritating to the reader/player.

4. I agree she should have some role, but once we veered into "world-threatening" and other shards, the actual ruler should have stayed put. What a terrible ruler to plunge into a portal at just the moment your country, which needs stability, is at it's greatest period of instability. She should have stayed home and her presence following us around after her coronation is illogical to me. To me this was the biggest example of how she did not grow at all. She went from impulsive simpleton to ... impulsive simpleton. (I mean, in the level 100 quests she couldn't even count.)

But I guess we need her along to tell us over and over again that talking to 3 people in the course of 15 minutes means we will understand and remember an entire culture.
1. That's not what I said and that's not what happened. You're being dishonest, or showing that you actually didn't pay attention to the story. There are plenty of times when we prove our strength, again, such as against Gulool Ja Ja, against Zoraal Ja, and the final boss, and that's not even listing all of it.

2. Then you're a poor judge of a person's voice acting skill, your bitter opinion is discounted. If she "failed" it's because of the voice direction she was given. This obsession you have against Wuk Lamat and their is becoming apparent. Transphobia is a gross character flaw.

3. True. You can also have character while writing your character be irritating to the reader. Again, I bring up Luke from Tales of the Abyss. Neither are mutually exclusive to good writing and character development. Again showing your complete lack of authority to be judging these qualities.

4. Wuk Lamat's whole theme is that she is compassionate and rule with empathy. Her empathy for Sphene, her foil allows the main cast to succeed where normally it shouldn't have. Once again, you have ignored that Koana, the logistically excelling co-ruler is heading the defense and management of the city while she's striking out. Your inability to understand why or how only shows that either you weren't paying attention, or you don't understand that morale driving figures don't always command from the back.

It really just seems that you didn't pay attention to the story at all that I have to tell you all this. Maybe just be honest going forward.