Personally IDK, gale's strategy was literally two tap warfare which is 100% a war crime and also not necessary to win, I don't think. The end of the war was in sight and to me it felt like that was unnecessary.
Oh for sure. I’m not disagreeing with that. My thing was that there’s very little build up in his character to it. There’s events that happen to him we see that we can say “oh that makes sense” but the way I remember it He basically just one day is like “ok! Time for genocide” and that’s his entire character after that point.
Personally IDK, gale's strategy was literally two tap warfare which is 100% a war crime and also not necessary to win, I don't think. The end of the war was in sight and to me it felt like that was unnecessary.
Oh for sure. I’m not disagreeing with that. My thing was that there’s very little build up in his character to it. There’s events that happen to him we see that we can say “oh that makes sense” but the way I remember it He basically just one day is like “ok! Time for genocide” and that’s his entire character after that point.