1. Not true at all. We also get to destroy bases for no particular reason. In Desolace we get to completly wipe out Nijel's Point using Elunes power against the Nelfs. There was NO reason for this to happen, there was no need for it, the Alliance doesn't even get to know it and it still happened. Same goes for a lot of other places. Theramore, Southshore, making the Prince of Stromgarde a forsaken, a goblin with cheese on his head wipes out the entire dwarf fortress and so on and on and on. It was what actually got me thinking and made me level my first Alliance char.
At the end I was utterly disgusted and sad having seen both sides.
And you can't compare Sylvanas, a SINGLE CHARACTER to an entire race. You get more contact and talks to Sylvanas in Silverpine alone than the Alliance does with all their racial leaders in Vanilla, BC, Wotlk and Cataclysm combined. Compare the Worgen to the Goblins instead, with the Goblins getting two isles and the entirety of Azshara with a giant Horde symbol burned into it.
Malfurion was used as cheap plot device to further Thralls story. In the Goblin zone he wrecks the Alliance electrocuting fleeing Alliance soldiers, in the fireland patch he was screaming and raging at the Alliance threatening to burn down Stormwind and so on. Malfurion on the other hand is neutral in every single instance he appears, he actually trash talks and berates people who want to fight the Horde and when we raided Darnassus he just stood there letting Tyrande getting killed.I took orders from Malfurion. Don't see me bitching about it. Wish they would redo his look though, he kind of looks like a giant chicken. >.>
The problem is when you have a HUGE disparity. There are always main and secondary characters, the secondary are often only there to be used as a foil/support/to further the main characters story. The Alliance and the entirety of their lore does serve no other purpose for the most part as to further the Horde story.Some chapters focus more on some characters than others. It's part and parcel of story telling.
"Voljin couldn't pull off this rebellion alone? Don't worry! The Alliance will help him out, no questions asked and no consequences attached."
Actually you can, you just have to phase it at the very end of the story line. It happens in Andorhal for example with all the Alliance NPCs being gone. Thing is that phasing is very, very, very scarce when it comes to the Alliance. Just take a look at Ashenvale, in lore and quests the Alliance destroys the Horde at most places in the end.
Take for example Maestras Post, there the player actually destroys a great many of the Horde units and demolishers. I expected it to be phased in the same way stuff was phased when I played my Horde characters. Instead they just respawned and despite the Alliance winning there NOTHING comes of it. There is no reason for it not to be phased, yet it isn't.
Sorry this is bull. If the Alliance had any common sense they'd support the dark spear with materials only and just enough for them not to be instantly crushed by Garrosh. That way the Horde, both Hordes would deplete themselves with their infighting weaking both to the point where the Alliance could swoop in and just take them out.You need them to make assaulting orgrimmar easier to do. You always take the path of least resistance. I don't know how people do not understand this.
Instead the Alliance kisses Voljins feet, being his sidekick and being trashtalked while being that, helping the Horde to get rid of Garrosh and Garrosh alone, putting someone else onto the seat of the Warchief, then moving right out, letting the Horde keep all the territory we claimed since Cataclysm hit, leaving Sylvannas who has commited a hell of a lot of atrocities and warcrimes and letting everyone but Garrosh top croonies walk free so the Horde can once more rebuild. Being even stronger than before, having more resources than before and being in a better position to wage war on the Alliance than before.
This doesn't make any kind of sense whatsoever, none at all.