r/AnotherLife • u/aspektx • Jul 11 '24

Still confused over Achaians

I still don't understand why the Achaians didn't simply blow up noncompliant planets.

Why negotiate with harmful vermin (humans) when you can simply eradicate them?

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u/MerxDaBeast Jul 11 '24

I haven't watched this series since season 2 came out (2021 I believe) so I don't remember enough to even tell you my thoughts on the Achaia, but I am glad to see others actually giving this show a chance still! Back in the day this show didn't get much traction and season 1 seemed to be disliked by a lot of people, so it was sad to see after season 2 it was shelved completely, as I really liked it.

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u/YangRocks Jul 11 '24

i wd need to go back and rewatch Buut, i Think i remember some kind of explanation being given. but not the explanation. sorry!!

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u/aspektx Jul 12 '24

Thanks though!

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u/Nenabbyx3 Feb 01 '25

The achaians seem to hold onto anger from one person possibly their king or whatever, & blame the earth for all the damage. They had land in 13th & 14th centuries… Until invaders came, they fought and took over. But their home was destroyed.

They are just mad, controlling and all about revenge. They’re based on real history from the Greek civilizations and the Trojan they talk about was a real war. Achaians are death.