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I haven't done a hot take in a while but here goes: When it comes to villains and antagonistic characters in general - you don't always have to spare them or redeem them. Sometimes the fun of having a villain is them being villains and paying for it.
This applies to video games, anime, shows, RP events, etc. There were times in my RP Guild(s) where an antagonist was so horrible and committed some really messed up things and they were let off scott-free because the GM liked them too much. They weren't even redeemed either.
I really hope they leave some of the characters alone in shadowlands and let them just be bad guys who have traumatized the citizens of Azeroth. Like redeeming a character like Arthas just feels bad to me because him giving in and becoming the bad guy makes him interesting.
Arthas is complicated. He did a lot of what he did for his people but lost it to vengeance along the way. Then Ner'zhul essentially had him and have him carry out his dark deeds. He's a mixed bag of making bad decisions and then being forced to do it by getting his soul removed.
Yes, thank you. Sometimes a good villain is just evil and you beat them and then they die and it’s over
Just like they did with Gul’dan, The best villain this franchise ever had. It was so good they did it twice in fact.
Damn right, my favourite villains in WoW are pure evil even if they may have been corrupted to become evil, the likes of Arthas, Yogg Saron, Deathwing, Lei-Shen, etc.
Yeah like can you imagine Gul'dan having a redemption arc? Paleeeese.
But it still depends on the individual. From the moment you meet Gul'dan you know what his destiny 'should' be. And he got what he deserved. When we met Sylvanas she was a heroic character who deserved the death she asked for on the fields before Silvermoon. The real 'bad 1/2
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