Primals Unquestionably Bad

[Skies]

Ah, but WellFooled, Titan's case, at least, is particularly different.
It is very explicitly stated, Titan does not tempers anyone. Which is the only reason the Company of Heroes actually managed to defeat Titan, because he didn't do that to them.
Otherwise, only us chosen by Hydaelyn are able to fight Primals because of that.

[WellFooled]

Ah, but WellFooled, Titan's case, at least, is particularly different.
It is very explicitly stated, Titan does not tempers anyone. Which is the only reason the Company of Heroes actually managed to defeat Titan, because he didn't do that to them.
Otherwise, only us chosen by Hydaelyn are able to fight Primals because of that.

Can you point me to where its stated that Titan doesn't temper his subjects? I'm afraid during my questing I don't remember coming across this info, but then I never played 1.0 either. Granted, I couldn't think of anywhere its expressly said he does either. What I did find was the conversation between Yshtola and the Company of Heroes captain--

Yshtola: Be not so quick to judge. Long have I labored for the well-being of you and yours. And my associate here has bathed in Ifrit's hellfire and lived. Rovec is blessed with a power that protects him from primal influence. Thus was he able to lay low the Lord of the Inferno.

Wheiskaet: A man who can't be tempered? Useful...but it will not be enough.

I guess my argument is why would they even bring tempering up unless Titan tempers? And why would the captain even consider it useful in that case?