@Aretheus Ah, well i can see some of your points. My point was that he is doing his best with what little information he had for everyone involved. It doesn't matter to me if decisions ultimately turned out well or not, only that he made one.
I also don't agree with your point on the demon lord fight. From his point of view from the game, the demon lord was evil. However, he still tried to see demon lords view point, and even gain even more information about his own situation in the process. Like i said in my previous post, he had goals. They weren't endgame because he didn't have enough information to make any really important decisions yet. Someone with his power and influence can't just make a endgame goal so early on without thinking about everyone else involved. That would pretty irresponsible. Although when i think about it, pretty much all the heroes, his allies, that King that summon him,the goddess, Lufasu herself, as well as the new hero were acting "irresponsibly" for over hundreds of years. So calling him out on that solely just seems weird to me. Honestly though, no matter what choices he made, you could easily deem him irresponsible in one way or another, so I don't even see how it matters anymore.
And finally yes, he does NEED to save the world Its not a matter of me wanting him to have a "NEED" to do things. The mc was written with that in mind. Also, the goddess who sent him to this world without his consent definitely doesn't have his best interests in mind. Any decision he makes that isn't "Saving the world" is pretty much self destructive at this point. Since we know the mc isn't suicidal enough just sit back wait for death to come. My point wasn't that he "could" wait for death, but that he "wouldn't" wait for death. It doesn't matter if he's a moral, immoral, responsible or irresponsible. He would never act this way. This means he has no choice but to play the hero and save the world. The forced "revelation" he received means absolutely nothing. It was basically forced character development. He will stop the goddess (or player) and save the world in the process while ultimately making that world a better place. It doesn't matter if you or me find him interesting or not (I don't actually, I just here for mystery this world has). He will always be this way, from the beginning of this story to its conclusion. While I do find this boring, I don't find irresponsible.
