The writing comes off too modern. like the characters could be in an coffee shop in 2015 having the same conversations and it wouldn't seem out of the place. I think thats why people are trashing it. I mean they are throwing around jargon that didn't even exist until Gen Z invented it.
But the voice acting is pretty good in spite of that, imo. There are some scenes particularly with the necromancer guy in your party where i was like, man this is head and shoulders above the kind of acting i'm used to seeing in a video game.
But yeah having characters use terms like non-binary, cringe, or basic to describe things feels odd in the fantasy world supposed to be a long time ago where i would expect people to be on some "thou art""foul naive" type shyt.
also people weren't worried about being misgendered back in the horse and carriage eras, they were worried about being lynched or burned at the stake as a witches for not conforming to gender and societal norms. I doubted they went around correcting peoples pronoun usage. be like slaves getting mad at the slave owner for calling them negroes instead of african american. They were more concerned about being whipped and raped back then than proper labels
But the voice acting is pretty good in spite of that, imo. There are some scenes particularly with the necromancer guy in your party where i was like, man this is head and shoulders above the kind of acting i'm used to seeing in a video game.
But yeah having characters use terms like non-binary, cringe, or basic to describe things feels odd in the fantasy world supposed to be a long time ago where i would expect people to be on some "thou art""foul naive" type shyt.
also people weren't worried about being misgendered back in the horse and carriage eras, they were worried about being lynched or burned at the stake as a witches for not conforming to gender and societal norms. I doubted they went around correcting peoples pronoun usage. be like slaves getting mad at the slave owner for calling them negroes instead of african american. They were more concerned about being whipped and raped back then than proper labels
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