Wow, Wuk Lamat is really single-handedly ruining the DT story...

[Verathel]

I just recently saw that line....It was one of the few times where a dialogue option was the automatic choice and that was number 1.

2 felt completely ridiculous and out of place. Like Wuk Lamat sailed to another continent to practically beg for our help and she did all the work!????

[Kreyd]

Couldn't have put it better.

Another thing that pissed me off was

(spoiler 3rd zone)

When Bakool Ja Ja instantly turned around into a fast ally (whose trust Wuk Lamat has earned, somehow). The reveal of how he was groomed and pressured into the role was actually the first time the MSQ made me feel anything at all, it was genuinely pretty sad and messed up to learn. And yet my WoL has nothing but harsh words for him. Meanwhile, Wuk Lamat, saint that she is, acts forgiving. Because of course she does, only she can be kind and good.

Never before has the WoL felt so railroaded. I'm starting to dislike my own character.

I know what you mean. I wish there would've been an option for the WoL to be more understanding. Even if it just had been the "..." response.

I really disliked Bakool Ja Ja from the start (of course he was written to be disliked). But, as someone who struggles with major depression, the feeling ob being a failure, and the occasional wish to never have been born, when he said that he should've died within his egg like the rest of his siblings, well...I felt that...

[jameseoakes]

I know what you mean. I wish there would've been an option for the WoL to be more understanding. Even if it just had been the "..." response.

I really disliked Bakool Ja Ja from the start (of course he was written to be disliked). But, as someone who struggles with major depression, the feeling ob being a failure, and the occasional wish to never have been born, when he said that he should've died within his egg like the rest of his siblings, well...I felt that...

Yeah I've just hit that bit and I hated it, the writers don't know how to write the WoL and just writen them to be some honestly hard to like. The game game just seems to be burning everything to for Wuk adn I can't see any reason why

[TKOtheKDR]

Erenville on his "frienship" with Wuk Lamat...



I'm not going to lie, this made me lol so hard..

How I feel playing:

[Stapler-san]

this is unreal
im going insane

[jameseoakes]

this is unreal
im going insane

change Alisaie and that is every quest and I don't think we've ever had one character just overtake the narritive

[DrForester]

Stomblood was Lyse's story. Heavensward (especially for the first half) was Alphinauds's story.

[Keiizah]

Spoilers for the 4th zone

While I don't dislike Wuk Lamat and think she has her charms, even if she is definitely not my type of character in general, I thought forums were too harsh on her...Until I've got to the 4th zone. Not having her around (or twins and krile too tbh) is such a breath of fresh air. I had no idea how annoying she was. I still don't hate her, but her embodiment of joy and happiness is so over the top it is really unbearable. Erenville just carrying the whole dlc

[DarkCobalt]

I actually found Wuk Lamat to be a decently fun character at the start pre-DT and in the leadup to Tuliyollal, like an overblown jolly warrior trope but that's fine since the story is more laidback supposedly. But then as the plot went on and things got more serious, I couldn't take her seriously nor care for her in the slightest. She's, for lack of a better term, a sheltered spoiled princess who apparently has never experienced the basics of the world and has an childishly idealistic view of everything, and that type of character is very difficult to relate to and feel sympathetic towards because the urge to say "oh grow up" outweighs any amount of empathy they try to drum out of us. The whole "peace and happiness" trope she keeps bringing up is wearing thin, and they continue to double down on it as the plot goes on.

[jameseoakes]

Stomblood was Lyse's story. Heavensward (especially for the first half) was Alphinauds's story.

It wasn't there story at the expense of everything else