If you are right, then i presume Larian should make this work so that Goblins kill everyone and then start searching surroundings, until they find you. :P
Problem solved.
The fight is set up heavily in the defender's favour. Goblins cannot kill everyone. They can barely kill couple of defenders even if you ignore the fight. But they easily can kill YOU though, if you charge to help, which makes non-interference even more sense.
Bunch of straw man arguments...
If you want to have a discussion, please, come up with solid points, I'm not interested in wasting my time answering straw man fallacies.
Do you often jump down several building floors, next to inactive elevator to find out what is down there, while clearly see the sloping path down the hill on the opposite side?
Bcs i usualy dont ... that is why it feels like metagaming.
I mean it totally make sence that person who allready played this game is thinking "huh what will happen if i get inside other way than around those pesky guards" ... but exactly that is metagaming ... and i honestly cant find any other reason for jumping there.
By this time, you already can have a scroll of feather fall if you searched the ruins. It's there for a reason.
You can also play the scenario by coming to the entrance, druids won't let you in, you go around, use the scroll and jump in. The game actually acknowledge this route and the druids react to it and in this scenario they don't attack, they say "How did you get here? Anyway, look around, but just don't cause any trouble." The game counts sneaking in unnoticed less suspicious than entering from the front door declaring your intent. Doesn't make sense.
I didn't expect that all grove will go nuts and start attacking not only me but everyone who's not a druid in the settlement.
Have you never ben in / seen some protestation, procession, or meeting of two groups of footbal fans hating each other clubs, or something simmilar ... that "went wrong"?
All you need is single person who throw an item ... it doesnt really matter if that is a rock, a beer, a cup of cola, a hotdog, or probably even flower.
Except the situation here is nothing like that. Tieflings already left and there is no tension. If they wanted an excuse to murder all tieflings they already missed the moment. Larian had a year to fix the encounter, but the only thing they added is a cut scene where druids go on murderous rampage. And, in general, I haven't noticed any plot fixes by Larian over a year, which is sad. They only add cosmetics and fan service changes. Hopefully, when they finish the plot of the game in full, they'll go over their plot for inconsistencies and fix them.
