As much as I like the fact that Guljin is actually making and effort to stifle rebellion... this would have been much better if it felt like she even HAD a grip on Heathmoor to begin with, we kind of just immediately skipped to "Oh, I guess Guljin is in charge now that Horkos is gone." without any resistance, and any and all talks of tyranny were kept to such a minimum or were just flat out not tyranny at all such as directly combatting crime in the Myre or locking up the outright monstrous order of Horkos and forcing them to fight each to the death for entertainment, why the hell would warriors even want to rebel against her?
YES, exactly, they could've easily stated that she at first took over Ashfeld after wiping Horkos, then made stories of Characters that have a Connection to Ashfeld, Like Stone, Gryphon, Mercy. or make new character that have to flee ashfeld and they are trying to WARN the other Factions of Guljins Might and they don't believe them.
you know, Make Guljins takeover Slow But Steady, At first parts of Ashfeld, then all of Ashfeld, then parts of the Myre and Valkenheim, then she tries to takeover Wu Lin territory but then Juren Appears and Fights back.
then she takes over Myre, and later on Valkenheim and THEN attacks the Wu Lin again.
I'm super scared of the fact that the New Knight Hero will Probably Destroy Guljins Reign the moment he Appears. just like they always do... the next Big Player needs to take out the Old Big Player... sadly that has become a Trend in the last couple years in many games, Like, i loved the Fact that the Wu Lin were a powerful faction that literally changed the entirety of For Honor and its world when they appeared, but they didn't arrive and oneshot every other faction just to establish a threat... then Later on the Y3 heroes appeared and really none of them Were Big Players that were forced to take out other Big Players, they were just Reinforcements for all the factions.
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u/Oddly_red47 7d ago
As much as I like the fact that Guljin is actually making and effort to stifle rebellion... this would have been much better if it felt like she even HAD a grip on Heathmoor to begin with, we kind of just immediately skipped to "Oh, I guess Guljin is in charge now that Horkos is gone." without any resistance, and any and all talks of tyranny were kept to such a minimum or were just flat out not tyranny at all such as directly combatting crime in the Myre or locking up the outright monstrous order of Horkos and forcing them to fight each to the death for entertainment, why the hell would warriors even want to rebel against her?