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I actually laughed a couple of times reading this thread.
How in the world has this thread not been closed yet? All it is is a bunch of ****posting.
Remember that time these green monstrous brutes invaded his home and killed his loved ones? It might have something to do with that. And do you really think that saying "it's a different Horde" would really matter to the guy?
Also, in his hour of need, the Alliance sent a frickin' space ship and a space goat army. The Horde sent two Blood Elfs.
I mean... Realy.
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Wrong. The Alliance had nothing to do with it. Velen and the Draenei acted on their own and sent a spaceship that they never even bothered to try and build until after I personally saved their asses from total annihilation from Velen's demon son. All of the other Alliance faction leaders sat the fight out 100%.
Can't lose what you never had. Turalyon was and still is a true member of the Alliance.
This just once again shows the prejudice of the Blood Elves, rejecting their own kind/allies, for using a "wrong" power, and then having the audacity to fault the Alliance for mistrusting them, when they had all the reason to. Not to mention how they blame the Alliance for the actions of ONE man, and got mad because the Alliance didn't save their homeland, when they didn't help the Alliance save theirs.
Hypocrites.
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Well, I helped him, and I'm part of the Alliance. Not to mention, last time I checked Velen WAS an Alliance leader and the Draenei IS part of the Alliance. So as he said, "In his hour of need, the Alliance sent a frickin' space ship and a space goat army. The Horde sent two Blood Elves."
Well, he does know that Alleria uses void magic.
Also, this is just how things are, and it shows the problems that writing these "We're all friends!" expansions have whenever you transition back to fighting again.
They've had two major opportunities to make a WoW2, but have chosen not to. I understand why, but it is kinda sad IMO. This game is basically too big to receive a sequel right now. They wouldn't risk fracturing the retail/non-classic community. Cata was a very good time for a WoW2, and now this is. I mean think about it. Our player characters became super powerful. We're the champions of our respective classes right now. We've worked together multiple times and learned that there is great value in uniting the world and putting aside our petty faction differences... BUT a new adventurer wouldn't have any of those problems. Imagine where our characters started from. Imagine that orc peon who has been working in the Valley of Trials after coming of age. He's never left Durotar yet. All he knows is what he's heard around the streets of Orgrimmar. He would totally be down for war with the alliance because he hasn't learned what we have. WoW2 would easily make sense of the faction imbalance, and we could all pretend that our WoW characters are sitting in their order hall shaking their heads at our petty conflicts while they work behind the scenes to keep Azeroth from dying due to Sargeras' work.
100% Agreed on this. The only faction leader who was actively pursuing a conflict with the opposing faction was Greymane, and he only cared about Sylvanas and the Forsaken. Sylvanas has no love for the Alliance but doesn't look for open hostilities towards them and is more interested in preserving her people, and even though she attacked Gilneas it was on the orders of Garrosh, her warmongering Warchief the both factions later worked together to depose, that she did so not out of some animosity towards the Alliance. The rest of the faction leaders either don't really care or actively pursue peace and only defend themselves when necessary, at least that's what the story so far would lead you to believe. Jaina is not a faction leader...per se, though she is a very important lead character, Anduin is the Human faction leader and he has actively pursued peace since MoP. The only reason Jaina is relevant is because she's a powerful mage and the de facto leader of a portion of humans hailing from a specific place.
In Legion we have Order Halls that have literally broken down the faction walls and worked side by side and became comrades with people from the opposing faction. The player character is the leader of one of the most prolific orders in the world, all of which are incredibly powerful and capable of turning the tide of a war. But, now for some reason we need to completely forget about that, like it never happened. What's going to happen to the class halls? To the class orders? Who's going to lead them? How will their forces be committed? Or will they be essentially disbanded and turned into meaningless cannon fodder for the faction war?
I know Blizzard will write it to make some amount of sense for why we're at open war with each other, but given the direction the narrative was going up to this point, it still just feels incredibly hamfisted and forced JUST to preserve some of the Orcs vs Humans conflict for...reasons. Same with the Void Elves joining the Alliance, IMO, I know it makes sense that I grudgingly accept....it still feels forced.
At the end of the day, I don't care that much about it, it just makes me go.....Really....?
The Defias was not part of the Alliance, just being humans, doesn't make you part of the Alliance. Otherwise, the Iron Horde counts as being part of the Horde, (the one you play) being orcs and all, while Cho'gall, who also used to be a member of the Horde, is still considered one and all the shit he and his Twilight's Hammer have done, is the Horde's fault then. Arthas was also not a member of the Alliance when he was the Lich King, even if he did start as one. Even if you are a race of a faction, if you leave said faction, you are not PART of it anymore. And Benedictus also left the faction and joined the Twilight's Hammer (what do you know, it's the Horde's fault, again).
At least the Alliance didn't have a leader who was going crazy WHILE still being a leader.
Garrosh, ring a bell?
So yes, the Alliance have a clean criminal record.
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I find it striking how every “version” of the horde ends up acting pretty much the same as all previous ones, last time Turalyon saw “the horde”, they were trying to conquer Azeroth, and right after he returns the people calling themselves “the horde” are busy conquering Kalimdor, you can’t really blame him joining the faction with the Draenei like the ones he has fought side-by-side with and the humans he is... well, one of, can you?
what horde player wanted him around anyway?
People seem to forget that Turalyon hails from Lordaeron. The very nation that the Scourge 2.0 squatted on before the Alliance retaliated against the Horde.
Good bait, would rate Nightborn out of 10
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This indeed doesn't make sense. Neither did playing an Orc character and killing your own race in Siege of Orgrimmar. But that's Blizzard for ya