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...2019-04-25 19:16:39.212486+00
I hate how the shortsightedness of writers makes it such that they must resort to imbuing the 'gods' with irrational human tendencies, e.g. making Hermes whiny and Persephone petty. Otherwise, I liked it because it has a gorgeous landscape.
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...2019-07-19 18:04:32.585171+00
Episode 2 was at least fun with the multiple mid-bosses (Achilles, Agamemnon, Herakles, and Perseus) who actually posed a challenge on Nightmare, and seeing Tartarus was neat. Episode 3, disappointed me. I recently re-read Plato's "Timaeus," Cayce's readings on Atlantis, and Steiner's "Atlantis and Lemuria" in preparation. The writers ought to drawn far more from the wealth of source material. In the end, the setting was nearly the only saving grace since there were so many threads that ended up inconsequential, e.g. what does it matter if we save the plants or Poseidon's sons when the cycle is ending for good a few hours later?The fact there was no definitive way to bring balance between order and chaos to redeem the city's very, very minor problems ended up extremely unreasonable and cheap, for Plato outlines the failings of Atlantis and how to realise (i.e. bring about) the just city.
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