I thought it sucked that Cairne Bloodhoof died and that he died off-screen.
I'm also not all that crazy about Thrall not being the Warchief and being kind of a wimp.
I thought it sucked that Cairne Bloodhoof died and that he died off-screen.
I'm also not all that crazy about Thrall not being the Warchief and being kind of a wimp.
Its funny how if thrall does nothing, he's considered wimp, but if he DOES do something, like I dunno, KILL GARROSH, he's considered as getting in the 'heroes' way.
The wow player is like your stereotyped adventurer, claiming to be the hero when other characters do most of the work off screen.
#boycottchina
OMG can people stop claiming that Kael and Illidan got the shaft. They had numerous quests either alluding to their activities or directly involving them. Everything was fully explained and made complete sense when it comes to the role of them as a raid boss in BC. Just because people can't put 2 and 2 together, didn't read the quest text in BC, or they simply make it a personal choice to blatantly ignore the information presented to them.
I mean people claiming that Illidan and Kael were badly handled are the same people more than likely who were like "wtf we already killed kael" when MgT came out even though you 100% knew he wasn't dead 2 patches before that if you had simply read the quests.
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On topic, almost none of the choices make any sense. The choice in this poll that makes the least sense to me that I want to address is the Malygos one. Yet another case of someone not knowing their lore or reading quest text or realizing what was going on. Malygos was not trying to kill everyone. He was trying to strip the world of magic. Go read up on things and maybe you'll understand OP.
Warlords of Draenor is lore wise the biggest FAIL in the history of Warcraft.
In fact the real problem wasn't the fact that those "shafts" made zero sense. They did, in a way, especially Kael'thas.
This doesn't change, however, the fact that the story was lacking a proper and dinamic "flow", everything felt odd and not sufficiently explained or just "told" in the first place. That's why the expansion gave the feeling that Blizzard was just randomly throwing away its characters so to fill the raid instances.
PvP Gear being added?
Oh. LORE? Thrall. Anything about Thrall. Ever.
Nice attempt, if it wasn't that "no belive that" is a bit awful to read.
To be utterly honest it's just more the Night Elves living in self-forced denial because they're unable to bear the thought of descending from Trolls. In fact, the Night Elves trash this fact as a convenient lie coming from the Trolls themselves, a bullshit they're supposed to spew around so to "marginalize their accomplishments" and letting the Trolls "come in terms with their own shocking defeat" in ancient times at the hands of the Night Elves themselves.
I hate that Rhonin died. I loved that guy. I would have liked him as the guy that the Ally players should go around with, instead, we just got Green jesus
Arthas' transformation into the Lich King was not well done in my opinion (neither was Anakin Skywalker's for that matter, and he was the inspiration for him). Bit of an overrated character.
Thrall not getting Jaina after WC3 TFT :l
Everything wrote in The Troll Compendium is still perfectly canon. And the recent sources do not retcon the old ones at all. Even if Cenarius understandbly possess this knowledge (since his existance likely predate the elven's) we never saw Cenarius sharing this knowledge with the Night Elves, or the Night Elves themselves suddenly finding less "abohrrent" the hardly-bearable notion that they descend from Trolls.
Failed attempt this time, it doesn't work if used randomly.Oh, and note the dramatic effect to give more strength to my argument
Garrosh also had a pretty overpowered weapon in hand.
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Surely it had "some" value if Garrosh trashed away Gorehowl like garbage.
The Argent Crusade turning a blind eye to Sylvanas using the Plague.
Deathknight's do it using disease, blood and the power of the unholy. Warlocks do it with dark demons by their side. Mages do it with summoned arcane powers. Druids do it using the forces of nature. Rogues do it through stealth, poison's, shadows and....from behind. Paladins do it by calling to the light for aid. Shamans do it with the help of the elements. Priests do it through the holy light.
But warriors....
Warriors just fucking do it.