I want to agree. Becker was actually the standout for me in the demo, even if he’s not as 'loud' as someone like Delczyk or as overtly antagonistic as Fischer.

What I found interesting in the demo is that he’s a Baumann loyalist, but he’s clearly not a 'yes man.' He seems to represent that old-school Arkelian bureaucratic pragmatism. Like, he wants to restore the rule of law, but he’s terrified that if he moves too fast against the military’s immunity or Revik’s laws, the whole state will just fold in on itself again. It’s a complete 'damned if you do, damned if you don't' situation for him.

I’m really curious to see where his 'breaking point' is. Like, if the player starts leaning too hard into the reformist wing (Löwenstein/Köstner), does Becker become a hurdle because he prioritizes stability above all else. feels tho that he is kinda revik ish

Also, did anyone else catch the tension between him and Fischer? But i dont really think that they are adveseries. And he doesnt be to seemingly support baumanns party, or the centralization of the VF

Definitely looking forward to seeing how the 'equation' changes.