@Schmae212 yeah he totally wouldn’t get laughed in the face for that, and oh boy he sure wouldn’t get called a traitor and executed for turning against his allies in the middle of a battle
@Schmae212 How is he supposed to stop Kleiman’s forces exactly? He has no authority over them and he obviously cannot start attacking them in the middle of the battle.
@Schmae212 While Dimitri could overtake Rufus’s seat if he wanted he… didn’t do that so he doesn’t hold any power. And they are not in the wrong! They are however going to be slaughtered by the knights if they keep fighting! So you stop that from happening!
@Schmae212 yeah, the heir. Which means he holds literally no political power at that moment. I don’t understand why you think fighting the Duscur troops is racist when they literally want to kill you for what you did to their country
@Schmae212 there is on-map dialogue where you characters explicitly state they are not killing the enemy. I don’t understand what your problem is here other than the fact violence is occurring with the instigating Duscur forces that you tell to leave so they don’t get killed
@Schmae212 talking on three houses here because I haven’t played three hopes: 1. Dimitri doesn’t have any power over Kleiman’s forces 2. They do talk it out with the Duscur general 3: The rebels do not be assaulted to the point where the goal of the mission is to stop that from happening
@Schmae212 I’m sorry, i don’t understand how the entire premise of War For The Weak is flimsy- you are literally there to save their lives and no other reason