This game is 11/10, I can rain praise upon it for years, literally best game on the website.
So, I want to skip ahead to in the intro,
You ask Xavier "If we're both mutants, why do you look normal and I look... like this?"
and his reply is basically like a scientific dodge, and its a perfectly fine reply. There is nothing wrong with this dialogue or response its a good response...
but I still feel like Xavier would offer some word of comfort towards the idea of 'Normal'
Xmen has always been about that the Mutants represent 'undesirables' in society, whether it be because of racism, sexism, or prejudice views of love and sex. When we are introduced in the story its at a time of great upheaval to the MC, and it just seems like he asks a powerful question but gets back a weak response.
Again, there is no 'problem' here, but it does feel like a missed opportunity.
So, I want to skip ahead to in the intro,
You ask Xavier "If we're both mutants, why do you look normal and I look... like this?"
and his reply is basically like a scientific dodge, and its a perfectly fine reply. There is nothing wrong with this dialogue or response its a good response...
but I still feel like Xavier would offer some word of comfort towards the idea of 'Normal'
Xmen has always been about that the Mutants represent 'undesirables' in society, whether it be because of racism, sexism, or prejudice views of love and sex. When we are introduced in the story its at a time of great upheaval to the MC, and it just seems like he asks a powerful question but gets back a weak response.
Again, there is no 'problem' here, but it does feel like a missed opportunity.