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longer answer: yes, it is.
The REAL question is does anyone even care anymore? Every generation is more apathetic and self obsessed than the last, more willing to believe in anything as long as it makes them feel good.
Id say its gone from something politicians trotted out to scare people to what it is now, a downward spiral of hedonism and degeneracy that has to keep getting more and more extreme in order to let the already desensitized masses feel anything.
That depressing enough or should I go on?
Not when we're talking about druids it isn't. They're sapient 'animals' either way. It's the same threshold to cross.
Go read Ovidius's Metamorphoses. See just How Far Back this goes and realize that, "No this isn't that strange. Yes this is fantasy and so was this book, why is it right to revile a video game, literally a visual, interactive book, when this antique book is considered Classical Litterature."
I await your answer to that question, you best make it a good one. If you post in a forum to display your opinion, you best be ready to debate it. So go on. Debate. In antiquity, this was called Philosophy.
If your offer is to save me from more games like BG3, I assure you that I do not need to be saved from more games like BG3.
I can promise you will never be forced to play BG 3 against your will.
They even debated in forums.
They need God's permission too, it seems.