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I'm all for inclusivity and there is nothing wrong with that. pillars of eternity has good characters and companions. bg3, divinity 2 da:o do also.
Idc about the skin color or sexual preferences of the characters. I'm wondering why they felt the need to change this game into a generic and soulless hero movie.
Steam moderation has to be fair though and take player's concerns seriously. Just banning people for hating on the game wouldn't be productive as it would be purely based on personal bias, that is why there are a set of rules for everyone to follow, users as well as moderators.
Now, of course every developer can run their game hub as they see fit and introduce "house rules", but this is seldomly done as Steam's framework is already a very sound basis to work on.
I totally agree to your "fascination" of seeing conspiracy theorists in action and are bothered just as much as you are, but in the end we are paying way less then they are. We struggle to have a constructive conversation for a while, while they will hate what they hate forever and in the end their approach is more detrimental to themselves than to others.
Good to know cheers.
i read the book and it was pretty obvious that felassan is dead, Fen'Harel killed him. but i'm a huge fan for return of that character
so much knowledge and stories he knew about DreadWolf, thanks to patrick weekes for amazing stories though