Zanurah
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As one of those writers, I can confirm some of us are at least trying to interpret events ingame to the best of our ability and not go the fan fiction route. Aye, sometimes we can be loose with said interpretations but that's usually to fill in the gaps.You listed a series of established facts up to the last sentence. Of course, the stories discussed in this thread are fan theories until they are confirmed by the developer. However, most of them were written based on careful research to fill the gaps in the game’s content. So why do you think they are unrelated to the game itself? I am not one of the writers. But those fan theories helped me engage with the game story more deeply. If you played it as a simple shoot-and-slash game without considering the narrative, then good for you. However, please think carefully before dismissing the work of others as irrelevant or unnecessary.
Frankly, there's nothing wrong with games that are light on lore. I hope I can speak for others but for me personally I'm far more engaged with something that uses our imaginations rather than have things spelt out for us. And while I have nothing against folks who want to switch off their brains while playing these games, I'm the opposite for I'm passionate about the setting and want to treat it with the respect it deserves, which is not something I usually say for adult games in general.
Here's the thing, too. Nennai is a brilliant visual storyteller. There are many little things sewn into both Sinisistar games that are probably overlooked by the average player, so I appreciate conversing with creative fans of the setting so we exchange ideas on what we interpret ingame. It's obvious Raka is not one of those fans, though, which really doesn't bother me at all.
I still think his opinion is atrocious but hey, if he enjoyed the game regardless, good for him! Especially if he paid for it.