Building a better Alphinaud

[CrownySuccubus]

Well, what Alphinaud believes in this case is the essentially, the ideas of Louisoix -the founding principles of the Circle of Knowing and later the Scions of the Seventh Dawn. Most of the members were recruited by Louisoix in the first place because he thought they would accept his ideas.

Is it really a problem that the members of the Scions agree with thier organization's own ideology? (Which again, is less about universal republicanism and more to do with international cooperation and collaboration.)

I would imagine that if you're inherently skeptical of "globalization" as a concept, the Circle's ideals would seem annoying. And considering that the demand a few pages ago was for "more isolationist" countries like Hingashi or old Ishgard, I think that's precisely what the "problem" is.

[Vahlnir]

I would imagine that if you're inherently skeptical of "globalization" as a concept, the Circle's ideals would seem annoying. And considering that the demand a few pages ago was for "more isolationist" countries like Hingashi or old Ishgard, I think that's precisely what the "problem" is.

I have my gripes with more than a few characters in the game, as well as the story in general, but this isn't one of them. It's nice seeing a world come together like it does in this game, though it's definitely not realistic by any means. But it's a nice change of pace from the real world, I will give it that.