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That doesn't necessarily address the crux of the argument, though.
They could contrive any number of ways to address the incompatible histories in a satisfactory manner.
-They could just move National City and the main cast over as I've suggested before
-They could do a Crisis event and have the aftermath be exactly what people have been saying in this thread; a neat merger of the two worlds. The fact that the original Crisis didn't address this immediately doesn't mean that a hypothetical Arrowverse Crisis event can't or won't
-They could do a Buffy season 5 (decade+ old spoilers)
Whether or not they SHOULD do it is a matter of opinion, and I can see why and where other people might differ from my own opinion.
But your insistence that they COULDN'T or absolutely WON'T do it is absurd.
They could contrive any number of ways to address the incompatible histories in a satisfactory manner.
-They could just move National City and the main cast over as I've suggested before
-They could do a Crisis event and have the aftermath be exactly what people have been saying in this thread; a neat merger of the two worlds. The fact that the original Crisis didn't address this immediately doesn't mean that a hypothetical Arrowverse Crisis event can't or won't
-They could do a Buffy season 5 (decade+ old spoilers)
when they used magic to make everybody in Buffy's life simply remember past events as if her new sister Dawn had been there all along. Everything in the show's past still happened, it's just that certain characters remember it as if it were largely the same except Dawn was there too. The same could be applied to Superman's existence
Whether or not they SHOULD do it is a matter of opinion, and I can see why and where other people might differ from my own opinion.
But your insistence that they COULDN'T or absolutely WON'T do it is absurd.