From where does all the flood came from? With a bit of imagination, I could guess it comes from the surroundings of the Shroud, that is as you might have noticed, a rather wet area. For all we know there is a lake somewhere near at the bottom of Gyr Abania. It looks wrong the way it's done only because we don't know of such a location and haven't seen one around (yet).
And maybe the dragon is just a fucking huge water aspected crystal and MAGICKS, SON...
The WoL could have reduced them to a bloody pulp, and I had the same reaction for like, 5s when it happened in 2.55. But it actually shows that the WoL is not an idiot is not going to throw it like Raubahn under a fit of rage and play directly in the hands of their enemies, in the middle of everyone.
That was actually a wise move to do.
And... proactive? Sure, give me back 1.0 story. Was thousand times above the shonen we have been getting since ARR.
And maybe the dragon is just a fucking huge water aspected crystal and MAGICKS, SON...
(03-28-2017, 09:25 PM)Nero Wrote: It's worth noting that Heavensward had almost the exact same set-up: going to Ishgard was purely reactionary after the bullhockey that was the Sultana business (and the Warrior of Light inexplicably not having any of their weapons and not turning the Crystal Braves into unrecognisable piles of gore).
One of the things I wish would change about how Square Enix does its story telling is making the protagonists proactive rather than reactive.
The WoL could have reduced them to a bloody pulp, and I had the same reaction for like, 5s when it happened in 2.55. But it actually shows that the WoL is not an idiot is not going to throw it like Raubahn under a fit of rage and play directly in the hands of their enemies, in the middle of everyone.
That was actually a wise move to do.
And... proactive? Sure, give me back 1.0 story. Was thousand times above the shonen we have been getting since ARR.
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