7.3 Hopefully the end of talking to Wuk Lamat

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I predict, that wuk lamat becomes a scion and never leaves our side again

the little lizard kid will take her place, since his father was a prom anyway

Also, why do people cry about her voice actress? The german voice sounded not appropriate, but the english one was really fitting

[Striker44]

Also, why do people cry about her voice actress? The german voice sounded not appropriate, but the english one was really fitting

I'll...let the quiet part stay quiet for the moment...while subtly hinting at it in the process...

Your first mistake is trusting Yoshida's word. Having said that, if he's not lying, then that's kind of a tacit admission the "Dawntrail Experiment" didn't go to plan. If it worked, you wouldn't have had to push the focus back onto the WoL again.

Umm...what? You mean because they would be treating Wuk Lumat the same exact way they've treated every other "guest" character in past expansions? They're always there for the main story and first couple of patches, then fade to the background while the later patches either do a separate story or start setting the stage for the next expansion. Think Aymeric, Lyse, etc.. The goalpost moving and logical gymnastics are becoming truly incredible.

[Villa101]

Umm...what? You mean because they would be treating Wuk Lumat the same exact way they've treated every other "guest" character in past expansions? They're always there for the main story and first couple of patches, then fade to the background while the later patches either do a separate story or start setting the stage for the next expansion. Think Aymeric, Lyse, etc.. The goalpost moving and logical gymnastics are becoming truly incredible.

Yeah its a strange way to frame it, it reads like they weren't paying attention to the narrative until one npc was on the screen for longer than they liked. Which I'm not even gonna say is inherently bad, if an character is disruptive in a way one does not find pleasing that's fine. But the attempt to frame the honestly rather redundant story structure of ffxiv patch cycles as a "failed experiment " reads as ill informed , desperate or honestly both

[Zackneifein]

Yeah its a strange way to frame it, it reads like they weren't paying attention to the narrative until one npc was on the screen for longer than they liked. Which I'm not even gonna say is inherently bad, if an character is disruptive in a way one does not find pleasing that's fine. But the attempt to frame the honestly rather redundant story structure of ffxiv patch cycles as a "failed experiment " reads as ill informed , desperate or honestly both

I wouldn't say that Dawntrail wasn't an experiment. For me it was.
They did try to totally overshadow the WoL narratively speaking in the MSQ, probably to see if the audience would be okay with that (and making every new expansions the story of someone that the WoL is just "witnessing").

They made a first test with Zero that was without a doubt the center of the plot of all the post-Endwalker patches, but unlike Wuk Lamat, Zero never erased the WoL that still had their moment to shine. Zero was quite well received from the beginning so they tried to go at full speed with the WoL erasure in Dawntrail.

And it backfired, badly, so they have gone backwards. Nobody will never convice me that in 7.2, Real Sphene wasn't supposed to bond with Wuk Lamat instead of the WoL, to draw a parallel with AI Sphene, and that they changed at the very last moment to make Wuk Lamat suddendly having to talk to every NPC of Solution Nine leaving Sphene and the WoL alone to discuss.

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Also, why do people cry about her voice actress? The german voice sounded not appropriate, but the english one was really fitting

I...hope this is sarcasm. It has to be. The german VA gave a stellar performance, especially during emotional scenes. While the english one...well...
...not so much.

This being said, I also hope Wuk and everything about her will finally be gone after this patch. But as many others, I won't believe it until I see it.