>anger problems
>commit war crimes
>disobey their masters
>dishonored the code they promised to devote their lives to
>alienated their love interests
>betrayed all the people they swore to protect
>became pawns of evil
Never noticed how eerily similar they are.

>Arthas
King Arthur gone evil
>Uther
Uther Pendragon but daddy mentor instead of actual daddy
>Kel Thuzad
Evil Merlin bro
>Frostmourne
Evil excalibur

Arthas had less reasons to go evil. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, an heir to an entire kingdom with everything gifted to him. Anakin grew up poor, enslaved, then had to learn how to use space magic with a weightless space sword and becoming a general at age 19. If anything Anakins fall is more believable considering the weight of entire planets and systems depended on him. Arthas could not even stop 1 kingdom from falling.

>>715245605
Never got to see the impact of the clone wars on society in those movies

>>715245668
That’s because corusant was the only republic planet we really saw. Of course the capital planet suffered the least.

ARTHAS DID NOTHING WRONG.

>>715245434
I don't think I've ever seen Arthurian lore played straight in a video game, ever. It's always parodies or subversive shit like this.

>>715246230
I'm sure there are old games like that, something from 90s or earlier.

Arthas did everything wrong

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zupQTxglI7o

>>715245952
even the book managed to show its impact on Coruscant with only a few pages
lord of the rings managed to show how fucked rohan was in very short time
there's no excuse for the prequels failing in this regard

>>715245293 (OP)
>anger problems
>commit war crimes
>disobey his master
>dishonored the code he promised to devote his life to
>alienated his love interest because she fucking died lmao
>betrayed all the people he swore to protect
>became a pawn of evil
woah turns out this type of character is actually overdone and is for faggots just like you OP

>>715245605
>weightless space sword
Interestingly for the first movie George Lucas insisted that the actors always have two hands on the lightsabre, saying that the energy blade gave it a great deal of weight

Obviously they threw away the idea later on, but I'd like to see the different choreography they would have had had they stuck to the idea of space zweihanders

>>715247146
They fought more like actual knights in the first movie. Battle choreography would have been slower but more personal.