hmm these yearly events highlight the silliness of the game, and takes away a little of that epicness I think.
hmm these yearly events highlight the silliness of the game, and takes away a little of that epicness I think.
Well, this is a good sign in one way. It means people have literally run out of meaningful shit to whine about.
It's not a matter of celebrating a holiday, it's the fact that the event is going to make it seem like nothing's wrong.
Even in the roughest time, people celebrate what they can. Pretty much sums up why people would still celebrate wintersveil even though half the world has just been wrecked.
"Ho ho ho, there will be no snow, just one foe, but do not fear, SANTA IS HERE!"
Santa yells at Deathwing before hitting him with his bag of presents.
"Do you have a boyfriend?"
"No."
"Do you want one?"
"Uhh.. No?"
"Cause you see, I like to have a girlfriend from each state."
"Do you know their names?"
"Oh I call them by numbers, 25 is the best, shes got it going on."
Well think about it in a diferent way, one week before cristmas daddy comes back from a looooong vacation, resurects his son and his daughter and the whole family can have a merry blackdragon cristmas!
Now THATS the spirit of cristmas! GZ DW!
Hmmm what about the deathwing problem ah lets just go save metzen the reindeer
I'd like to point on that during World War I, the two sides crossed the deadzone between the trenches and celebrated Christmas together. Xmas has a way of transcending cataclysms.
If they remade the entire holiday it has the potential to be epic...
Chow is my love monkey.
BTW wasnt it like: OH NO zombies are attacking our cities! everybody is infected with the plague! LK is back! Scourge Scourge Scourge!!! <1week later> HAPPY PILGRIMS DAY!! EAT ALL YOU WANT!!! TOSS FOOD AROUND!!!
Rly you looking at this and ignoring that 2 years ago people ignored the plague and ate food from the same plate not being afraid getting infected?
It's just a game.
and
Does any bad thing in the world stop people from celebrating holidays?
I wasn't around for the 1st or 2nd world war but did people not get together and still celebrate? Pretty sure guys i knee high mud and laying in trenches surrounded by death still took a minute to shake hands and say merry x-mas to each other or whatever.
Ho ho ho
No better time to stop and celebrate, in my opinion.
Besides... this argument doesn't hold much water, since something fucked up is always happening in Azeroth. No matter what time of year it is, there's always something more "important" to be worrying about than some kind of holiday celebration. What makes the return of Deathwing special?