#WukLamatMustDie

[SDaemon]

She probably want her to be a Mary Sue. I think SE should nerf her involvement slow remove her. She isn't the hero of game you are.

SE would not have bent over backwards to write a character in a specific way to appease a VA. SE chose to make Wuk Lamat the horribly written character she is and throw her in the main character spotlight, not the VA. I've no doubt that SE will involve her with the post DT story in some fashion or another and then she'll drop off like other faction leaders. Here is to hoping SE either improves on the writing or greatly limits how much she shows up.

[Savagelf]

Hopefully SE will see her as a learning experience. Nobody likes a Mary Sue through if Hollywood scrip writer were involved we would be able see how she turn out Hollywood love Mary Sue.

[Barachim]

It's insane that some individuals think spending 30+ hours with Wuk Lamat in a full expansion that resolved the whole succession trial, put her on the throne and restored peace to Tural by defeating her brother and Sphene, is not enough to judge the character.

The game made me care more about Otis, as well as Yaana and her sisters, after only interacting with them for a few minutes.

[Papayatar]

I don’t think she should die, but she definitely needs to be stuck under paperwork or whatever the equivalent is for her Dawnservant and Guardianship/Child King Overseer duties. Just have her too busy juggling two kingdoms and if we have to see her it’s super brief and is not a cutscene.

[hynaku]

I agree 100% on this because I can't stand her. I wish could put her on spaceship and leave her on a distant star.

[AnnRam]

Statement:2. False Marketing
We were told that Dawntrail would be a low stakes adventure with rivalry with the Scions, but we ended up worshiping Wuk Lamat throughout the whole experience instead. The Scions are used for the Dawntrail Trailer, but they barely show up and barely have lines. Erenville and Krile were supposed to have a focused feature in this expansion but we only had very few scenes and lines from them, with Wuk Lamat attached to most of those scenes. We were told that we'd have a vacation, but we ended up watching Wuk Lamat deal with a world-ending threat, Sphene. We also embarked on an adventure that we've already seen, Stormblood and Shadowbringers. [4]
[5]

+10.

I just arrived a Solution Nine and 100% of my experience was

-Talk to Wuk Lamat
-Move to X
-Watch Cutscene
-Talk to Y
-Watch Cutscene
-Watch another Cutscene
-Wait here comes ANOTHER cutscene.
-Move to B
-Talk to Wuk Lamat
-Watch Cutscene
-Talk to Wuk Lamat again.
-Another Cutscene.
-You play now as a Wuk Lamat
-Watch Cutscene.
-Talk with Wuk Lamat.
-Repeat.

I hate this MSQ more than anything else released by SE in the past decade. There is absolutely NOTHING to do or interact or even KILL, WOL could not even be present in the whole story, and nothing would change.

[fioravictorine]

Wuk Lamat is a Primal that has tempered everyone including those with Echo like us somehow. This is evidenced by how everyone behaves weirdly around her and also automatically loves her

We must kill Wuk Lamat to end her evil plans to mind control the whole world. Please make the patch quests this way

#WukLamatMustDie

[SDaemon]

Pretty sure Wuk tempered this entire forum with how obsessed you all are over her...

You must not have gotten to the tempering cutscene. You'll need to talk to Wuk Lamat again to continue the questline.

[Niervel]

Picture this: absent from the entire Dawntrail MSQ, the Eorzean powers suddenly turn their eyes to Tural's vast resources. A shrewd Garlean manages to quietly make the journey to Tural, wherein they sow discontent against the entire idea of the Dawnservant, and in particular against the idea of ordained monarchy. Quietly, this saboteur convinces the great powers of the benefit of a divided and headless Tural, with the Syndicate taking particular interest in how easy it would be to remotely domineer a country that had so-recently experienced such upheaval: offering steady security and a place in the wider world of nations, in exchange for commodities rights, would become alluring indeed...

And so the saboteur would engineer the assassination of the Dawnservants under the banner of liberation and freedom, and instill a clash among the various tribes (who were previously mollified by eating tacos, I guess) in order to draw in interlocutors of the great powers - most trying to play off their interest in Tural's mineral wealth, with Ala Mhigo uniquely intervening to assist the Turalis in resisting foreign, imperial ambitions. The Eorzean Alliance starts bristling at one another over this particular topic: and it is perfect indeed, our saboteur seeking to wrest Garlemald from occupation and to free it from the attention of the great powers.

...Of course, you're not getting this. I really hope you all enjoy the power of friendship and how it can stop ennui embodied in the form of a dubiously-legal female character with a dumb name again.