>>96840790
It's nowhere near as bad as it used to be. I remember ten years ago, when it was popular to blame them for everything, including the Horus Heresy and Iron Man Revolt.

>>96840748
Trazyn is probably one of the most humble Necron leaders. That should tell you something about them.

>>96840807
Depends on the craftworld. Iyanden and Saim Hann, sure. Biel Tan and especially Alaitoc, nope. Others like Ulthwé are schizo. While Ulthwé is the craftworld that has bailed the Imperium out the most, they're also the ones most likely to do the whole "kill billions of humans to ensure one of their own doesn't stub their toe 300 years in the future," and are the ones who have contributed most to the perfidous Eldar stereotypes.

You know that even by Eldar standards, Yrliet is solidly mid.

I think the main reason people don't like Eldar are that they were OP on the tabletop, they're extremely smug pricks despite never really getting any major wins to back it up, and they make the Imperium look bad morally (same reason Tau are hated). Sure, an Eldar will kill billions to save a handful of their own, but that's still better than the Imperium, who will kill a billion of their own to kill a handful of xenos, even if said xenos don't pose any actual threat. Many Eldar will show some remorse for it too. Finally, I think a lot of fans just don't like the aesthetic. They don't like a bunch of pretty space elves in power rangers gear in their grim and dark space gothic future.