[ColtaineDidNothingWrong]

Came across a few less than generous reviews of this book, and one common complaint I saw made me wonder what others here think about it. Namely, the complaint is as follows:

"By the time I finished the book, I realized the people in the whole series have no clue what preventive measures are. They all know beforehand that the bad things are coming to them, and nobody lifts a finger to do anything in advance. No kind of preparations until shit really hits the fan. As soon as it happens, people finally start acting - in the very last moment, doing great sacrifices; most of these sacrifices could be easily prevented if somebody bothered to do something (fairly obvious and logical things, too) before the crisis started."



Thoughts?

This post has been edited by ColtaineDidNothingWrong: 08 July 2022 - 10:59 PM

[worry]

Sounds like the human condition.

[D'rek]

Considering how many of them are, what, a hundred thousand years old? Yeah, that seems like a fair assessment.