Thread 719947907

>Villain actually makes a pretty good point
>Story could explore the negative outcomes of his position and why it's ultimately evil, or give the player the opportunity to join the villain
>Instead writers just makes him cartoonishly evil for some completely unrelated reason

Why is this so common?

>>719947907 (OP)
makes you question the reality
which is rather unfortunate for the "Ordinators"

>>719947907 (OP)
NUfaggas fags and their morally grey skitzo rant again.

>>719947907 (OP)
He's a delusional lunatic who wants to build his own continent-spanning Empire, turning the entire landmass into an ash wasteland inhabited by leper monsters in the proccess, not a hecking wholesome freedom fighter. Play the fucking game sometime

what char should I make for my next TR playthrough bros? Thinking of going to anvil.

>>719947907 (OP)
Writing yourself in a corner
The antagonist is right and the main character can't prove him wrong, so you go with ol'reliable
>cartoonishly evil methods or tardrage breakdown for no reason