Lol, yeah because people playing Horde (false sense of pride makes me laugh) never whinge over this?
Obviously the game story shouldn't be decided by players wanting to be on the winning side, but as far as I can see there's quite a lot of those playing toons within the Horde these days.
horde always loses wars? should try a battleground mate :P
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Actually the Horde has won most of their wars against the alliance and they will just get a new warchief.
well, if the alliance vs the horde was a book or a movie or anything, the alliance would win because the bad guys never win. if your argument is the horde aren't evil or, the alliance are evil... every war has the good side and the bad side, regardless of the "bad" the good side does, they're still good. of course, with thrall and the burning legion it showed how good they can be, but that's not what the horde is, they lived beside the draenei for a long time and they didn't need war. though with garrosh, you can't get more evil and thus, you lose. of course, what's going to happen is garrosh dies and then there's a stalemate where the alliance leaves and says "let this be a warning". then the burning legion comes, and we all hold hands again.
I wouldn't say they win the war, if in the end they're all kind of working together to take out garrosh.
Sounds more like a cease fire. Then after Garrosh is gone they press resume. The "War" will never really end.
The only way I could see it really working is if the rebels choose to fight under Varian's command and in return he lets the horde continue to exist under the rebel's leadership.
While I won't say there isn't going to be at least some hardcore loyalists, primarily among the Orcs (and even more specifically, the Kor'kron), I think it's best there isn't a massive blow to the Orcish population.
Things don't have to be (and in all honesty should not be) symmetrical across factions, but it's best if we don't have a situation where one faction is clearly far, far more powerful then the other. Not only does it make the Horde/Alliance conflict even less believable, but it also means that the weaker faction has to play second fiddle when it comes to fighting mutual threats.
Roleplaying, hardcore Raiding, running LFR on the occasional weekend, PvPing, rolling alts, achievement hunting, pet battling, or just enacting an endless series of whims, I don't care how you play WoW. Just as long as you have fun doing it.
I don't think it counts as a loss for either faction. I'm assuming that the part of the horde that splits off is the player side, so dethroning Garrosh is a win for the horde too.
Realistically, the war starts out being Horde vs Alliance and ends up being Garrosh's Orcs and armies vs Alliance, Trolls, Undead, Tauren, Blood Elves, and probably Goblins.
Kind of yes, kind of no.
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