Originally Posted by
Zulkhan
Oh my, look who has been triggered.
What I had to reply to? To your mindless SALTY spamming? Because our latest "debate" was started by you after you got triggered from my statements (pretty much as now) responding to them with something not much smarter than "lol u so salty". Sorry if I don't waste my time with jesters.
We told everything that was worth telling about this "argument" the first time we discussed about it and guess what, you couldn't quite "win" the discussion because, indeed, you have nothing to disprove my argument and interpretation, you can just run in circles. This didn't obviously stop you from selling that quote as the "fact" you want it to be. So yeah, you pretty much play the same game of Ravenmoon. Surprising? Not really.
Yep, because "build up one's strength" and "not being at full strength" is totally the same thing. "Building strength" is a term used when someone performes active actions in order to indeed "build" his own strength, like the people who lift weights and do various exercises at gym. How an Old God is supposed to "build" its own strength is not clear. Recover or recuperate would fit a lot better its situation. "Building" used to define the expanding of its army and influence sounds way more fitting, on the other hand.
Once again, since there's no source supporting your interpretation, yours is good as much as mine from this standpoint. Actually, I have the slight advantage that Chronicle never mentioned or implied that C'Thun or the other Old Gods endured a considerable weakening from their imprisonment and needed to "build up strength" when they freed themselves from such restraints. Quite bad, considered how this is pretty much the entire basis of your argument.
And here we have another English master it seems. Marvelous.
And no, just because the word "army" wasn't used does not mean that "strength" couldn't refer to that. C'Thun's armies were pretty much the major extension of the Old God's power throughout Southern Kalimdor and what the Alliance and Horde had to majorly deal with during the whole Anh'Qiraj campaign.
When a general and his advisor discuss military tactics and claim that they need to consolidate their strength towards a certain position, do you think they refer to their muscles or, I don't know, their army? Just a mere example. You sound like the master of the English language here and yet you ignore the existence of this simple and decently common manner to utilize the word? Shocking.
You were triggered for the second time just to once again attempt to defend your interpretation as fact. You ran in circles for no less than 6 pages the first time, so I would gladly avoid to feed your nonsense within a thread having absolutely nothing to do with this bullshit. Translation: don't bother to reply here, because you're not going to get an answer. If you care that much, save a reply on your computer and use it when a relevant thread arise. And btw:
You used my exact same words against me, how clever! Speaking of being "salty".