Conflict between humans is preferable to dedicated antagonist races being the most prominent. Look at all the bandits that existed and still do exist. They formed organically as antagonists and grew and grew until someone put them down.
You shouldn't complain that people are 'griming Demons'. They signed up for a difficult challenge with a massive reward at the end if they grow enough and beat down enough people. With Demons, you have to stomp them out early and eradicate them, because otherwise they grow into an existential threat that /will/ carve a warpath and decimate just about anyone who stands in their way. They're not held to human logic, they have no emotions and they certainly can't be reasoned with, hence there is no reason they should not be destroyed on sight. (see pre-timeskip demons and demons in Spires)
No, this doesn't lend itself to good roleplay. It's a problem with 'Demons' as a concept and all the lore that surrounds them. The whole species'd need a rework in order to shake this mentality rather than just giving them a bunch more advantages.
Plus, it's just an awkward state right now. With so many morally good characters about and the fact that it's morally repugnant to leave a Demon alive (though I admit that they could do something like an 'I THOUGHT YOU DIED' sort of deal if they're capped), some people might feel obligated to take out Demons. Once these characters start dying and start rebirthing- potentially into demons themselves- the problem will solve itself.
You shouldn't complain that people are 'griming Demons'. They signed up for a difficult challenge with a massive reward at the end if they grow enough and beat down enough people. With Demons, you have to stomp them out early and eradicate them, because otherwise they grow into an existential threat that /will/ carve a warpath and decimate just about anyone who stands in their way. They're not held to human logic, they have no emotions and they certainly can't be reasoned with, hence there is no reason they should not be destroyed on sight. (see pre-timeskip demons and demons in Spires)
No, this doesn't lend itself to good roleplay. It's a problem with 'Demons' as a concept and all the lore that surrounds them. The whole species'd need a rework in order to shake this mentality rather than just giving them a bunch more advantages.
Plus, it's just an awkward state right now. With so many morally good characters about and the fact that it's morally repugnant to leave a Demon alive (though I admit that they could do something like an 'I THOUGHT YOU DIED' sort of deal if they're capped), some people might feel obligated to take out Demons. Once these characters start dying and start rebirthing- potentially into demons themselves- the problem will solve itself.