What's the deal with corruption plot in Blizzard games. All of them have corruption as a plot
Diablo: Lazaruz, Leoric, Izual etc
Starcraft: Zerg corruption, Kerrigan
Warcraft: Almost everyones now
It's symbolic of the corruption Activision has had on Blizzard since their merger
>>333745424
Does Warhammer/40k feature corruption? Seeing as they started out by copying them it would make sense if they also took that from them.
>>333745971
>Does Warhammer/40k feature corruption?
Is water wet?
>>333745971
>Does Warhammer/40k feature corruption?
i think some of the emprahs sons got corrupted or some shit.
>>333745971
Not in the same way as Blizzard's titles. Corruption is mostly worshiping or succumbing to temptations of Chaos and it is rarely used as a plot device.
One example that comes to mind are inquisitors. Most of them start as puritans but slowly become radicals when they realize what toys the opposite side has. They'll start fighting Chaos using Chaos against itself which can be usually considered heresy and a pathway to actual corruption.
>>333745971
>Does Warhammer/40k feature corruption?
Only heresy
>>333745320
Because it's an easy way to make a new raid boss without having to come up with a brand new character.
You can just take an established character with an expansive backstory, add some Corruption™ and BOOM, you got yourself a new raid boss with minimal effort required.
>>333745320
Men aren't born evil.
>>333745320
he's such a sexy daddy
the best shit is that it's the most hamfisted corruption ever, the kind thats treated as a like an infectious thing? so people just start coming down with a bad case of Evil without needing it to be justified through character development or anything
fuck blizzard
