The depth in this game is that it's more realistic when it comes to relationships, IMO. In any normal game, when someone takes your country, your objective is to get that revenge (that's to put it very simply), while here, Ashe really does have a dilemma, which makes us feel like she has a realistic conscience. In this game there are no 'good guys' or 'bad guys' - it's all just too much for me to put in one post. In this game you have to read between the lines - just like in a poem, or life, for that matter, where you don't get everything directly.