Yeah doesn't quite look like the eventually realised Xenomorph. The mural could have also simply been a depiction of what The Creators hoped or thought could be possible with the black goo.

Nothing about it emphatically states they have seen or created such a thing before in the flesh. It's neither a plothole nor a sign David failed, conversely he still potentially succeeded in what they were trying to achieve but hadn't yet.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with season one, nor is there any "harsh reality" about rewatching it. A mate of mine just watched it for the first time on my recommendation, and he and his wife loved it.

A lot of you people are far too pretentious and wrapped up in your nonsense to view life through a realistic, clear lens.

BG3 was actually not that epic or amazing a DND or RPG entry. It blew people away only because games have become so generic and stale. The Bhaalspawn saga is unmatched in of epicness and scale.

I dare say only the Reapers of ME matches that scope. As a veteran of DND/RPG games the BG3 plot once I played though was... So fkin what? That's it? Big whoop. Haha. 🤷‍♀

I found the Neverwinter Nights 2 campaign more memorable with having to raise an army and building up a citadel for the oncoming onslaught, and the expansion pack with the magick plague you get afflicted with.

Not to mention every other DND game I've played managed to include every single subclass spec per the ruies of the time. The fact BG3 couldn't include them just made me think I was being ripped off.

Definitely a good game, amazing? No. Absolutely not. It fell short as an RPG in many areas.