“You are not alone. The gods are always watching.” – Lyssa’s Muse
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Well, except that we haven’t even been to Elona yet in GW2 and that has nothing to do with Ascalon falling to the charr or Orr sinking into the sea; both of which happened way back in GW1. Heck, Ascalon fell in literally the first five minutes of the game depending on how long you wandered around Pre-Searing.
So it’s not like the writers are going out of their way to screw humanity. They’ve been going downhill since Day One and haven’t been able to recover yet.
Yeah they kinda did.
I mean in GW1 you were the great hero that defeated the greatest threats to the world of Tyria and in the process gained the respect and gratitude of many nations/organisations/clans and different races, yet you weren’t able use ANY of that to help free your own homeland (providing your character was of Ascalonian decent).
You’d think your character being the hero that he/she was would of done something to help but after the “The Last Day Dawns” quest, it looks like he/she never looked back.
“You are not alone. The gods are always watching.” – Lyssa’s Muse
The only reason humans are on the back foot is because the writers pigeonholed them to make room for the other races.
I mean lets just look at Elona.
During the events of Nightfall the infamous would-be conqueror Palawa Joko is released, Nightfall is eventually stopped and peace is restored.
Then the Sunspears do nothing about him for sixty years!!! They sit back and let Joko consolidate his forces, conceive and execute his plans then are taken by surprise when he attempts to invade them….again.
With people like Dunkoro and Morgahn in leadership positions, that should have never been allowed to happen. Heck even Zhed saw it coming a mile away and even warned us….
So yeah, there’s no logical explanation that can excuse such a blunder from an organisation except for plot convenience.
“You are not alone. The gods are always watching.” – Lyssa’s Muse
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The gods currently don’t hold any real substantive power, or at least none that I have seen.
That’s just it, we (the players) have never seen/met any of the gods except for Abaddon and Dhuum, and they both were no where near their full capability.
So attempting to gauge the gods power when we’ve never actually witness one at full power isn’t fair at all.
“You are not alone. The gods are always watching.” – Lyssa’s Muse
(edited by Abaddon.6175)