Can we get choices that really matter and have a effect?

[Lersayil]

The Ottomans were far more advanced then you give them credit for. The Ottomans were superior when they defeated the last bastion of the Roman Empire. The Spartans were already long gone for 1650 years.

Meanwhile the Ancients were defeated by a sound.

Personally, I was thinking more of the migrating Germanic people, the Huns and the fall of the Western Roman Empire circa 476 AD.

And come now, now you are just being fallacious. That was anything but a simple sound, given that it nearly ended the whole world.

Objective truths do leave room for discussion. They only set boundaries if you're speaking in terms of morality. For example, if stealing is wrong then we know that it's off limits for someone to take something that belongs to you. However if you realize that other person wants something that you possess you can still try to compromise with them. You could sell them the item, or share it with them, etc.

Well, yes, that is exactly the scenario I meant.

The Amaurorites aren't depicted as particularly unified, they're the only race that has managed to shatter and destroy entire worlds. Emit saying that his race has the moral high ground is nothing but bias.

He did say this was the first major disagreement within their race though. He also said that there were plenty of arguments between individual groups on a number of topics within the society, but they were talked out, and decided via constructive discussion. We did see examples of this in Amaurot too. Possibly not the whole truth, since both him and the city count as unreliable narrators (possibly the same?), but we don't have any evidence to the contrary yet.