Oh you are totally right about that. The Craftsworld Eldar didn't participate in the crazy orgy stuff and all that, they were pretty disciplined. On the other hand, they didn't really DO anything against it, either.teebeeohh said:
I sorta think that one is ambigous (and as you said, because of bad writing). It's never quite said, if I recall correctly, if the Navi or the humans fired the first shot. However, they seemed to take it as a pretty grave insult that they used Navi DNA (probably not taken from a willing subject) to create hybrid-abominations for the sole purpose of screwing them over.Big_Willie_Styles said:
And I'm not sure he really is able to enact change.Little Woodsman said:
I'd also have to agree with you that he wasn't evil in his intent, he was just far to stubborn to admit he was wrong and that his ideal for utopia was impossible and it ended up costing him and everyone else in Rapture their lives.CrimsonBlaze said:I'd have to go with Mr. Andrew Ryan from the Bioshock series.
Yes, I get that he is in part responsible for the downfall of Rapture and he does send his Splicer goons and security systems to gank you, but it's Ryan's vision for Rapture that makes me believe that Ryan did what he did with the best of intentions.
He wanted to create a utopia where the common man was cable of making it big without big government, religion, or socialist parties breathing down your neck. Without these binds, technology, science, and the arts took big leaps and bounds beyond anything that could have been achieved in the surface and for the most part, Rapture prospered.
What Ryan didn't take into account is that this 'freedom' that he promised the people of Rapture could easily backfire from people who could take advantage and down right abuse it. It cause a lot of shady dealings and cults to shake up and enslave the so-called freed people within their haven, making war and social disorder inevitable.
Ryan didn't cause the fall of Rapture; he simply allowed it to fester and eventually collapse upon its own ideals.
Hehe I knew someone would say that =P What can I say, I like the art style and the over the top fights (when they eventually do happen). But I admit I am getting tired of it, and just want to finish the current story arc for closure.FalloutJack said:
When you say it like that, I think I have to agree with you. Did not think too much about it as I kept getting distracted by his strange leather suit. Combine that with him strapping a guy to a chair and the word "wormhole" and the mind can go to the wrong places...Storm Dragon said:
Perhaps, but his intentions were innocent, it was just that he was a pawn in a game that was bigger than he realised (largely due to Daddy not letting him know anything about Chaos). Most of his actions are well meaning, but often misguided. He contacts Terra using sorcery, but this damages delicate psychic experiments that the Emperor is working on. He defends his homeworld from Russ, but he has to swear fealty to Tzeentch in the process. He even tries to prevent his men from suffering from mutation, but it goes wrong and they end up with a few thousand mindless automata. In short, he gets screwed over by everyone (Horus, the Emperor, the Chaos Gods), just for trying to do the right thing.GrinningCat said:
If it help you to feel any better, there is a kickstarter from Ankama themself to dub the Episode and to be release outside of France. It make me wonder if they had problem finding some companies to dubbed and release it worldwide?Weaver said:
It reminds me of a quote from Supernatural. And I know that it's a famous saying elsewhere, but I like how they say it in Supernatural.Moloch Sacrifice said:
