A Good War and Elegy Stories - Battle for Azeroth
Blizzard released the Horde and Alliance Battle for Azeroth stories that come with the Collector's Edition.
So i pay more for the CE this year, not getting a mouse mat, art book and CD. The "special" book i get, gets released for everyone BEFORE i get it in my CE? Sorry, but what.. Why did i order again? Got every CE since WOTLK, with this middle finger, this one will be my last.
So i pay more for the CE this year, not getting a mouse mat, art book and CD. The "special" book i get, gets released for everyone BEFORE i get it in my CE? Sorry, but what.. Why did i order again? Got every CE since WOTLK, with this middle finger, this one will be my last.
Was wondering that myself. I thought it was kind of a given that people who preordered the CE would get first dibs on them before they were released for free.
I'm getting pretty annoyed with all the out of game sources you need to keep up with to have any idea wth is going on in game.
Pretty sure just playing War of Thorns and Battle for Undercity will give you most of what you need to understand it. These novellas are just more in-depth retellings of the Horde and Alliance questlines.
Most likely all three Warbringers shorts will be viewable in-game somehow, just like the Harbingers ones were in Legion.
"Old Soldier" will probably play in-game before the Battle for Lordaeron for Horde players.
So that just leaves the comics, which aren't super important in the grand scheme of things, and Before the Storm, which is important but will likely be summarized in-game if anything directly related to it crops up.
I mean, most of this stuff is made available to us for free anyway. The only thing you'd have to buy is the book.
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Originally Posted by miDnight77
Wait ... those are the ones from the CE?? .. and they get released NOW? and I wont get an artbook iny mCE for this stuff? ... i dont get it ..
Yes, that's what they always said. Did you not read the descriptions of the things you are buying?
"She had sent a message. This was not a war that would end in a stalemate. Not now. The Alliance and the Horde would both understand that the only choices were victory or death. Lok‐tar ogar."
This is what you get in Elegy:
After a full and loving kiss for her husband and a long, compassionate hug for Tyrande—
Mia understood better than most how much her decision to stay in Stormwind had cost the
high priestess—she stepped through the portal only half an hour after Sentinel Eriadnar’s arrival
in Stormwind. With the assurance that Stormwind guards would arrive shortly with food and
first aid supplies, she and Eriadnar emerged in one of Mia’s favorite places in all of Azeroth: the
Temple of the Moon.
This is what you get in Elegy:
After a full and loving kiss for her husband and a long, compassionate hug for Tyrande—
Mia understood better than most how much her decision to stay in Stormwind had cost the
high priestess—she stepped through the portal only half an hour after Sentinel Eriadnar’s arrival
in Stormwind. With the assurance that Stormwind guards would arrive shortly with food and
first aid supplies, she and Eriadnar emerged in one of Mia’s favorite places in all of Azeroth: the
Temple of the Moon.
Mia is what in her 70s? 80s? If she wants to provide relief to a city about to be underseige perhaps she should undergo the worgen transformation so she wont be a hinderence.
Mia is what in her 70s? 80s? If she wants to provide relief to a city about to be underseige perhaps she should undergo the worgen transformation so she wont be a hinderence.
No idea, but to me, the writing reminds me of a kid in high school writing a report and trying to add enough extra words to reach the needed number of words.
Books still exist in an age of electronic readers. You buy the CE to own a physical copy of this stuff. Who cares if it’s released digitally. It’s a collector’s item for your collection. Now not including a mousepad, that’s pissing me off. Those cost almost nothing to make. I am so disgusted over that.
i liked both of these, although i read the alliance book only because i felt like i needed that perspective. reading the horde book was immensely more enjoyable. both were well written
Major difference here is that I'm not paid to be a writer.
Also popularity isn't a reflection of skill. At all. You're not making any sort of argument.
Popularity is a good indicator of how well-received someone's work is. If the author is a NY Times Best Seller, I'm sure they didn't get there by being shit. If popularity isn't a reflection of skill, but you mentioned the difference is that this person is a paid writer, then wouldn't someone who is paid to write be someone who possesses a certain amount of skill in the field? Like say... enough skill in the field to get paid for it? I didn't think I had to make the argument this clear for you to get what I was saying, but here I am having to lay it out for you.
you know the end of that alliance story doesn't make much sense, why would they try to close the portal if they didn't know the tree was on fire? and if genn had time to lift up a rock and wait for healing then why didn't more elves have time to get out?
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