I didn't want to kill Malygos or Garrosh either, but in order to enjoy the game you are kind of forced to kill them. The only option you have is to skip the entire expansion and continue in the one after BfA.
I didn't want to kill Malygos or Garrosh either, but in order to enjoy the game you are kind of forced to kill them. The only option you have is to skip the entire expansion and continue in the one after BfA.
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Hopefully Horde doesn't spend 3 patches waiting to ditch Sylvanas like they did with Garrosh.
It was clear he had gone over the edge by like 5.1, yet they stuck with him through the shitstorm until the blade was literally at their throats.
Hopefully this time its different. I'd ideally like to see them cut her loose before players are 120, and have her doing her own thing with old gods and immortality as a boss later on. She was always going to be a villain eventually, ever since she first died.
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Just role-play OP. Click accept, hit esc for any cinematic. Tell yourself the tree was just infected with termites and it had to be burned down. Tell yourself that Sylvanas was helping the Night Elves getting rid of the pests.
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Yup. You win. The Horde is all invariably monsters. Clearly they should be rounded up and slaughtered. From the Littlest baby to the Biggest tauren.
All dead.
They're all murdering psychopaths who are irredeemably Stupid Evil and have no motivation or thought processes beyond "Time to Kill some more!"
When you are accustomed to privilege, equality feels like injustice.
Just throw them on ignore. It's what I'm doing from this point forward.
There are people who have their heads buried so hard into faction division that any discussion is impossible. Mayto is just another one of them.
When you are accustomed to privilege, equality feels like injustice.
or the alliance could do what they have proven they were merciful enough to do before.
gather the orcs in camps to keep them from hurting others give them food and homes, yes back then it was not perfect but now they could try harder this time.
the undead could return to their graves, the trolls could chill out on their own, or join in the camps, depending if the alliance still sees them a threat, the blood elves could stay within their city and lands, the tauren could join the alliance as the pandarens that chose the horde. the goblins could just do whatever, as they are willing to join the alliance as long as they are paid.
You are like the last honorable horde in all Azeroth. I applaud you. Burning the tree of Azeroth is not a slight on the NE or the Alliance. You are insulting Azeroth as a whole. I hope the planet swallows all the horde up for this and reminds them they are barely evolved pigs.
That post wasn't a serious discussion. It was me throwing my hands up in frustration at Mayto.
As to internment camps: Most of the orcs who are alive, today, 10 years after the massive violent war against the Scourge and Demons, after the battling in Outland, after the battling in Northrend, after the Cataclysm and it's war, after the Siege of Orgrimmar, after the Broken Shore, and after the Battle of Lordaeron are going to be pretty damned young.
Orcs rarely make it to 75 naturally, and reach adulthood at around the time your average human reaches puberty. That means there's been around 3 generations of Orcs since the first orc was born on Azeroth. The first Orc to give birth in an internment camp is probably someone's grandma. One and a half generations of humans to 3 generations of orcs.
Don't get me wrong! I'm sure the Kor'kron of Mists had plenty of 12 year old members ready and willing to fight and die for the Fuhrer. But most of the older orcs, the ones who came through the portal in the first place, are either old or dead because of the various conflicts that have happened since and since they were seasoned warriors they were almost certainly a major part of at least some of those offensives.
But most of those 12 and unders haven't seen combat. And most of them haven't done anything wrong, either. Putting them into internment camps, even for the most reasonable of reasons, is injustice. And 12 years from now, when a new generation born in a cage reaches maturity, all they will have ever known is that injustice.
That doesn't work out well, for anyone.
A better option would be a forced disarmament and separation of clans with different groups of criminals being locked up and their children being placed into foster homes with other, innocent, orcs or with humans if there are enough of them.
Also "Forsaken go back to their graves" either implies forced imprisonment through burial or killing them all which, y'know... is another one that's unjust. I really doubt the Guild Tabard Vendor in Undercity has done anything to warrant such punishment.
Edited: Corrected some typos, fixed the reference to time.
Last edited by Steampunkette; 2018-02-18 at 02:06 PM.
When you are accustomed to privilege, equality feels like injustice.
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