You sound butthurt over the facts.
The new Arbiter clearly disagrees with you. There is no soul that can not be redeemed given infiite time. The Harbinger after all is clearly presented as an ally a “good guy” but yet in her mortal life, she was a world burner and clearly worse than any WOW villain, even Sylvannas. If Garoosh hadn’t been so mistreated, he might be on the road to soul redemption instead of willing himself to nonexistence.
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Nice way to get well known within the forums.
I have to admit that my world view took a radical hit as an adolescent when James Kirk was the defense attorney for Lucifer.
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What you’re saying makes no sense and lacks all logic. Sylvanas cannot be redeemed.
Philosphers, ethicists, and moralists, have been debating the concepts and limits of redemption for millennia. Peter David’s run on Supergirl was all about redeeming the unredeemable. This is not the place where this question gets settled.
Whether you think it’s logical or not, that IS the rule of the new Arbiter who has closed down the Maw for new arrivals.
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It won’t prevent the residents of Revendreth from tossing the worst of the worst of the worst into the Maw.
I have the distinct feeling that they’re not going to be allowed to give up on anyone. And remember they were tosing EVERYONE in. If need be the Arbiter just might give the place a major rennovation.
Pretty much everyone deserves a chance at redemption, in my eyes.
The analogy of Lucifer is an odd one, since he was not human, or even mortal. He is an angel and so we don’t really know if he had human mailability.
We do not really know what Arbiter 3.0 will do with wicked souls that refuse to repent no matter how much time the Venthyr spend trying to rehabilitate them. He will be merciful, certainly. But that does not mean he will leave them to suffer and take up resources forever. Perhaps such souls will be simply erased from existence in a painless manner, for example.
That actually IS what Lucifer and The Detective do at the end of the titular series.
Why not? Again we’re not truly equpped to look at that time scale and it’s not our job to do so as mortals. The Arbiter CAN and is willing to wait forever becuase that is what beings who are infinite and not just immortal do. We can’t imagine doing that because we are finite.
If your hangup is Sylvannas in particular, remember that the Harbinger committed even more infamy when she was alive. She’s one of the “good guys” now.
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Just so we’re clear here … nowhere does it say anywhere that Bel’ameth is going to be the new Night Elf capital city. That’s just fan wank theory. Until the Blizzard team actually confirms this, it is, as stated in the official overview, just a new settlement under the boughs of the new world tree.
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That’s like saying the Joker can be redeemed.
If it was going to be an Alliance capital city, it would be on Kalimdor, balancing out the capitals for the Horde and the Alliance there and in the Eastern Kingdoms.
Yes it is. And yes he can.
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Whereas it was made abundantly clear that new player capitals on the scale of Darnassus are a thing of the past. Bel’Ameth is what it is, all that it’s going to be.
Unless they can turn it into a quest zone, a la Suramar or Dazar’alor (and presumably, Dornagal).
Otherwise, they’re not gonna bother with the effort.
“No one goes there!” says Blizzard while jamming every single convenience, hub, breadcrumb quest, and NPC into Stormwind and Orgrimmar and literally nowhere else.
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“Aren’t you supposed to be blonde?”
“I get that a lot.”
The show’s big theme is self-actualisation. The inmates of Hell aren’t held there by Lucifer, they’ve condemned themselves. Lucifer’s demonic appearance is a product of self-actualization as are his daughter’s razor tipped wings.
That is literally idiotic.
Now you’re saying Bel’ameth will NEVER be a capital.
Bel’ameth should never be a capital, full stop.
Foul necromancer, leave these blighted bones where they lie.
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