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The best way to resolve the conflict between the Iron Hand Gnomes and the Gondians is to have Barcus replace Wulbren as leader of the Iron Hands. Which you can convince him to do.
Otherwise, the only way to get the Iron Hands support for the endgame is to help Wulbren kill the Gondians. Barcus is the only way you can secure the help of both, AND end the feud between the two factions.
Wulbren is just a douche on this. He blames the Gondians for building the Steel Watch, but just won't accept that Gortash enslaved them into doing this by kidnapping family members and sending them off to Iron Throne, and putting the "Motivator" collars on them that will kill them if they don't obey.
I also don't like that when you rescue him from Moonrise, he acts like a douche towards you, though he will pay you a reward.
'He did his own research': wants to believe alternate facts despite all evidence to the contrary; completely doubles down when you present him with proof that he was wrong
Created an 'other' group of people to blame for why the world is unfair; the Gondians are the WORST
The cruelty is the point: his people thrive while his enemies suffer.
[pivots to Millionaire host (if that's even still on)] You're damn right ^^^ that's my final answer.
- A
He is a terrorist who wants to blow up a big portion of the city. What do you expect?
Can't call him a terrorist (derisively) when the player is (often) blowing up the same part of the city he wanted to blow up. Often with the means (runepowder bomb) he provides you with to do so. I personally appreciated his Iron Hands disabling a steel watcher for me (when I first met those things, I was scared to crap of them, little did I know get them down to low HP and they blow themselves up, just make sure you're far away when they blow). We had a nice chat in his cave near Wyrm's Crossing. Yep, we both agree that Gortash is a tyrant, and using the Steel Watch to dominate and control the city. And his people will sell me explosives AND bot blinders to help disable the killer robots. What's to complain?
No, no, it's that he is obviously JEALOUS of the Gondians - which is why at the end of taking out the Foundry I either tell him to sod off, or have Barcus replace him. Because he just refuses to see the Gondians were blackmailed into making the Steel Watchers, probably again, because jealousy.
It was a cluster of a series of unfortunate events leading to widespread murder and destruction.
Given that playthrough, I have no grounds to persecute Wulbren, but he's still a right prick.
I hope Barcus gets a real place in my camp in the future.