Not sure how what faction I play is relevant when I'd say the same exact thing to somebody saying "Horde gets screwed" in response to most things, especially if it were related to something entirely subjective like allied races.
Yes, it is subjective.
Originally Posted by Bigbazz
This thread is supposed to be about the Nightborne. What it isn't about is your issues regarding Horde Vs. Alliance.
How does it show bias when I would say the same exact thing to a person who'd say the same thing about Horde?
I didn't answer because it doesn't matter and is irrelevant to you complaining about Alliance getting "screwed" in regards to Allied Races. Which again, is entirely subjective, because there are plenty of people who think that Alliance ended up getting better races. Crazy how opinions work, huh?
lol ok dude
Originally Posted by Bigbazz
I really struggle to believe that "thousands of hours" went into the allied races when I look at them.
Nightborne are pretty much the most unique, which is really not saying much.
No need to worry. The Zandalari already look amazing, with their art assets up to Blizzard's standards for traditional new playable races. They've got more and higher quality customisation options than any of the Allied Races. Most likely they and the Dark Irons were always intended to ship with BFA anyway and have been worked on since the BFA development cycle started, while the other Allied Races are very likely an unplanned last minute rush job.
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It's really not hard to reach "thousands of hours".
Ten people working 8 hour workdays reach 1000 hours after 12.5 workdays, which is 2.5 work weeks. That's not a whole lot of development time, particularly because a lot of that would've gone into scripting, debugging, voice-overs and creating the scenarios. The actual amount of time spent on the art assets themselves would make up a relatively small percentage of working hours spent on the Allied Races.
Thousands of hours sounds impressive. It isn't really when you add things up.
That's not what is commonly understood by facial rigging when it comes to WoW models.
https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/15029247
What? Void Elves look absolutely amazing and a lot more time went into them than the current Nightborne. The amount of options they got compared to NB is sorta disgusting. It has more options in every single thing sometimes even double. They also got some amazing long hairstyles belf players have been crying out for years. If they were horde i would have race changed already.
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The difference is that Void Elves, Lightforged and Dark Iron were always supposed to be modified Blood Elves, Draenei and Dwarves. That's no scam. They look like how they've been advertised from the get-go. For Dark Iron, you can even argue that they went beyond.
But Nightborne don't look like their NPC equivalent, therefore they require more work to be closer to that.
Lol the last face, now i see why blizzard went with the "wide" eyes, imagine if they had the npc eyes, the first and last face would be the nightborne with her eyes closed xD.
I still dont get why ppl say the EARS are wrong, maybe its the male that is wrong, because the female is the SAME as the npc one, its even more detailed. Looking at this pic i really cant see how their ears are wrong. https://i.imgur.com/YkFHVxj.jpg
I think the lack of the flip on nightborne its an oversight, same for the lack of earrings for the male.
Void elves have the side flips
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Have race-changed one and leveling another Nightborne from lvl 20 now. The 110 one is a mage, and the lower level one is a warrior. I must say that it is a bit disapointing how the caster NB feels like, it's exactly like Night Elf caster animation that I am not the biggest fan of myself. But other than that(and the fact that they look a bit different than the NPC-models) the female NB looks at least very nice, and has a nice posture.
The warrior however I am very pleased with. It feels like a proper Nightborne Warrior(like Spellblade Aluriel) and I am really looking forward to put the heritage armor it. It flows well and it looks generally good when playing it.
I have an issue with NB when it comes to transmogging. It feels like it is only blue and white that fits the skin-color(forget the Blueberry Void Elves, Nightborne is in town) but the heritage armor will make up for that, wich looks really good.
Overall pretty happy with them, but I wish they could make them a bit less Night Elf, but other than that it is fine imo.
I do like the other 3 allied races also. But it seems when it comes to the models, Void Elves is the clear winner. I also seem to be the only one who likes the LF Draenei as well, I for one think they look like a more polished Draenei, like an upgrade. Happy with that anyway. Finding the right transmog helps, those markings and tattoos are nice.
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