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My issue is often that claimed deconstructions are usually \
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My issue is often that claimed deconstructions are usually \\\"you should not enjoy this fictional trope, because it would really suck in reality\\\" by showing what come across as equally fictional negative circumstances, often cranked to 11.
For instance, in the DragonAgeOrigins examples, I fail to understand what is it about being an elf that necessitates your civilization being crushed, being a dwarf necessitates most of your civilization being crushed, and orcs being inherently evil, makes it more realistic.
I would honestly think elves would be better represented by a civilization like China (or at least what my courses on the subject taught me). Powerful, isolationist, help up as a high standard by the other nations, but has its fair share of skeletons, and if other nations picked on you when abroad, they\\\'re not likely going to do anything about it)
For instance, in the DragonAgeOrigins examples, I fail to understand what is it about being an elf that necessitates your civilization being crushed, being a dwarf necessitates most of your civilization being crushed, and orcs being inherently evil, makes it more realistic.
I would honestly think elves would be better represented by a civilization like China (or at least what my courses on the subject taught me). Powerful, isolationist, help up as a high standard by the other nations, but has its fair share of skeletons, and if other nations picked on you when abroad, they\\\'re not likely going to do anything about it)
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My issue is often that claimed deconstructions are usually \
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My issue is often that claimed deconstructions are usually \\\"you should not enjoy this fictional trope, because it would really suck in reality\\\" by showing what come across as equally fictional negative circumstances, often cranked to 11.
For instance, in the DragonAgeOrigins examples, I fail to understand what is it about being an elf that necessitates your civilization being crushed, being a dwarf necessitates most of your civilization being crushed, and orcs being inherently evil, makes it more realistic.
For instance, in the DragonAgeOrigins examples, I fail to understand what is it about being an elf that necessitates your civilization being crushed, being a dwarf necessitates most of your civilization being crushed, and orcs being inherently evil, makes it more realistic.
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My issue is often that claimed deconstructions are usually \
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My issue is often that claimed deconstructions are usually \\\"you should not enjoy this fictional trope, because it would really suck in reality\\\" by showing what come across as equally fictional negative circumstances, often cranked to 11.
For instance, in the DragonAgeOrigins examples, I fail to understand what is it about being an elf that necessitates your civilization being crushed, being a dwarf necessitates most of your civilization being crushed, and orcs being inherently evil.
For instance, in the DragonAgeOrigins examples, I fail to understand what is it about being an elf that necessitates your civilization being crushed, being a dwarf necessitates most of your civilization being crushed, and orcs being inherently evil.
