Originally Posted by
DeicideUH
How can we travel to 30 year ago in an alternate timeline, and the demons there be the same demons that were already influencing that place in that time be the same ones that were interacting with our reality?
If demons exist outside time, how can they interact with time? Can they appear non-linearly? (i.e.: he experiences things in different order from us?)
If demons exist outside time and I kill Kil'jaeden now, what prevents Kil'jaeden from appearing again, since he exists outside time and his "death" could have happened "after" any future appearances of him?
If demons exist outside time and there can be only one demon per all realities, if I kill Kil'jaeden now, will all Kil'jaedens in the past also disappear, rewriting history?
If we killed Kil'jaeden before WoD, would there be a Kil'jaeden in Draenor corrupting Gul'dan? (Apparently, yes, because there's Socrethar, killed 30 years later in our reality, still kicking 30 years ago in that reality)
Does a single Kil'jaeden wastes his time corrupting infinite Gul'dan in infinite timelines?
We killed Kil'jaeden. Does that means he just disappeared from all realities? Including WoD, which is happening "now", but 30 years ago?
Try as I may, there'll always be a flaw in whatever explanation you try to make WoD work. There have been countless threads about this already.
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Tell that to Socrethar, then. He died in TBC, but was alive in WoD. How could that happen if there's only one demon of a person?
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it's not time travel for us, mortals, because we are just jumping into the past of another universe, so there's no causality for changing things there.
However, it IS be time-travel for demons, since they "transcend realities". But then, Blizzard said they also transcend time. But then, there couldn't be a Socrethar in WoD because Socrethar dies in TBC.