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10/30/2016 6:22:11 PM
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It makes more sense for him to be a warlock. Only warlocks have the capability of being existential.
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Rezyl was a Titan who began questioning if the Guardians were simply prolonging the inevitable, and that the Light cannot defeat the Darkness.
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Edited by ElementNinja: 10/30/2016 6:36:26 PM[quote]Rezyl was a Titan who began questioning if the Guardians were simply prolonging the inevitable, and that the Light cannot defeat the Darkness.[/quote] Sounds more like fear or pessimism. Getting discouraged. Warlocks were the ones wondering who they were before the traveler revived them. If the traveler or speaker were truthsome. Isn't that the kind of mindset you'd need to become what Yor became?
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As a person whose whole being and purpose was to defend the remnants of humanity and defeat the Dark, it's definitely fits an existential crisis.
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[quote]As a person whose whole being and purpose was to defend the remnants of humanity and defeat the Dark, it's definitely fits an existential crisis.[/quote] Maybe. I just feel went deeper into their existentialism. Beyond the "is there hope for our struggle" and into "are we struggling for the right thing?" It's not that other classes can't be existential, but warlocks go deeper into it and are the pioneers of the existential self-awareness.
