So two noblewomen having a spat means that entire populations will instantly hate each other and seek each other's destruction, even after those very people saved your kids, siblings, parents, etc. from the fel. Totally makes sense!
So two noblewomen having a spat means that entire populations will instantly hate each other and seek each other's destruction, even after those very people saved your kids, siblings, parents, etc. from the fel. Totally makes sense!
Stop answering the OP FFS. He's an obvious troll.
Which is funny considering, save for a few exceptions over the years, the Horde is brought together by a since of unity and brotherhood, while as the Alliance pretty much only exists "because we don't like orcs." Alliance races honestly give zero shits about each other. They're only united because they all hate the Horde.
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Obvious my ass. What he says is true. You're trolling here.
1, because ANY war story draws upon real-world examples.
2, because nobody can in good conscience make enemies of the Argent Dawn after everything the scourge put them through.
3, because the Argent Dawn is a significant military presence holding onto strategically less relevant holdings. (Especially if you consider the multiple attempts of the Alliance to broken peace with Silvermoon and the significantly reduced Horde pressence in EK after the siege of UC)
4, because they are essentially a humanitarian organization that has an agreement with both factions.
Compare that to Suramar which is a prominent harbor wedged between the two super powers on an island rich in unique resources with a Horde controlled mountain-range in spitting distance. It's government is desperate for outside contact after the self-imposed isolation.
Instead of being angry at the Horde-favouring posters (and outright frothing Horde Fanboys, cus they do exist), go complain that the Blizzard writing staff still canonically doesn't consider the Horde evil.
But once again, you missed the entire point of my post so this is the last time I'm going to bother.
I cannot give you good enough reasons, because there are none, for EITHER side. The faction conflict is a pointless waste of narrative effort that hasn't made sense since WC3 and only server to further poke holes in the story as a whole and they did this to themselves.
Maybe a Warcraft 4 can fix the story or a WoW expansion or WoW2 to finally put the entire pointless forcibly-shady-good-guy vs forcibly-shady-good-guy war to bed.
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"These are Allied Races, these aren't Sub-Races. There's no direct associated Race or "Parent Race" or anything like that" -Ion Hazzikostas, Blizzcon 2017 Q&A
The LF is not the same at all. 2 hour questline and you join forces. LF Draenei=HM Tauren. Both of pure racial reasons. You are saving Thalryssa from certain death. The Army of the Light is a noticeable force.
Why would you say that HM Tauren would make sense joining the Horde while the LF Draenei joining the Alliance is not?
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Blood Elves were based on a STRONG request from a poll of Asian players where many remarked on the Horde side that they and their girlfriends wanted a non-creepy femme race to play (Source)
Whether or not this is a positive remains to be seen. The horde leadership has been all over the place over the last few expacs. A little conformity might actually help.
"I pulled up to moonglade about 7 or 8
and yelled to the trainer "yo resto cya."
Looked at my talent tree, i was finally there.
To go to Karazhan and tank in dire bear."
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Allright, I can get the meaning, though I would say even in Highmountain you as a single individual did more for the Highmountain Tauren than the Draeneis on Argus, who has been fighting the Legion for over a thousand years. The goal both in Suramar and Argus is to take out the Legion, so I can get that, but I really do think as a player you did alot more in Suramar, practically saving Thalryssas and her Nightfallen. The Army of the Light has stood steadfast against the Legion for so long, except when we arrived and they suddenly lost their ship(lmao)
I think it is an easy way to see this: LF Draenei vs HM Tauren and Nightborne vs Void Elf. I think those put together makes sense from a reasoning point of view.
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Start:
We must spread word of the Alliance's arrival. Post notice throughout the city that the reign of the Grand Magistrix will soon be ended. Inspire the Shal'dorei to resist.
End:
The more Shal'dorei that take up the fight, the fewer of my people will be lost in the liberation of Suramar.
What a bitch.
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i can agree with that. honestly i feel like blizz is reaching like crazy for a cash grab. The planet had a sword the size of another planet impaled into it. People that had been working together for years are now fighting each other again.
All I can hope is that they dont off Nzoth like some first tier boss as they did with the emerald nightmare.
Blood Elves were based on a STRONG request from a poll of Asian players where many remarked on the Horde side that they and their girlfriends wanted a non-creepy femme race to play (Source)
I definitely agree about the Lightforged. It's just that way more development was given to Thalyssra and her cause, so that's why it feels way worse than them being given to the Alliance with another no-brain reason. Even the Void Elves, the first thing they do after being exiled is team up with their til-now enemies, since only Alleria would accept them.
Blood Elves were based on a STRONG request from a poll of Asian players where many remarked on the Horde side that they and their girlfriends wanted a non-creepy femme race to play (Source)
I as the player ended their war against the Legion, that they've been more or less at a (losing) standoff in for thousands of years, being largely unable to strike a real blow, due to how Demons respawned. I show up with my fancy weapons, and my good buddy Illidan, and in what lorewise was probably a few months destroy their leadership, and more or less unseat the Legion from power on their homeworld.
And without them resisting for so long the Legion would have an even greater power to unleash on Azeroth.
They were definitely on the losing side indeed, no doubt, but so were we. You could say lorewise Illidan is the real hero, while we players are the helpers. In Suramar the player is the real hero, while the Elven forces are coming after we literally saved lots of people alone with the help of the Nightfallen resistance.
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Illidan did nearly nothing in the Argus raid. He came in at the end to watch over Sargearas, after Eonar(who we freed), Aggramar(who we freed) ,and the rest of the Pantheon(who we freed) made him sit in his chair. KJ he did slightly more, but he kinda owed us after Gul'dan. The forces of the Army of the Light got decimated anytime they actually tried to do anything. (Gorothi Worldbreaker spawning)
Not that i want to play them, but that's a shitty reason for it. The Alliance helped just as much as the Horde in Suramar and Highmountain, for the races in those zones to just ignore that fact and pick a side rather than being neutral is stupid. They are now going to kill the people that helped them in their darkest hour because "Traditions". In what way have the alliance stifled any of their members traditions? How do they force people to conform to human standards?
For the record I also think the Lightforged and Void Elves should be Neutral too unless Blizzard could come up with a decent reason for them to not be.
Thats the gameplay lore. Wich is why Illidan and the rest just stand there. The army are meatshields because it wouldn't make sense for them to kill for us.
The lore in Suramar is that you are a stand alone hero who help Thalryssa and the Nightfallen until the insurrection questline where Khadgar and the elves shows up.
You are literally saving Thalryssas ass.
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