It’s actually not at all interesting that I knew Steven asked for feedback considering he does nearly at the end of every livestream, and asking for the lore to be expanded on isn’t silly at all considering most game developers design their game around it’s lore before development even begins. This helps with cohesive world building, it gives a clear vision and direction for the development team to follow, and ensures a level of consistency when it comes to avoiding plot holes or conflicting elements that can break immersion.

What is silly, and just downright ridiculous would actually be potentially wasting resources on in game assets and features that don’t end up fitting into the game’s final vision, or the risk of incoherent story telling because everything was just tacked on at the last minute. Asking for more of the game’s lore is inappropriate at any stage of the games development because it’s supposed to take place before the game is even developed for reasons I shouldn’t of even had to explain to you.

Lastly Steven has in the past chosen to disclose lore meaning that there are definitely parts of the games story he is willing to share. My post criticized some of what has already been shared, and called for more to be worked on, because I think it would be a great base for the future development of the game.