An antagonistic, evil character suddenly becoming good like everyone is suggesting would be far worse than anything in this book.
An antagonistic, evil character suddenly becoming good like everyone is suggesting would be far worse than anything in this book.
Well, it won't help. Just look at the Alliance, it's all about the true potential of humans there. Moreover, Golden is openly fangirling over her own character: Anduin. In all honesty, the Horde prob drew the shortest straw in this case, but Ally non-human races or less relevant human members aren't safe either.
No one is safe from being used for Anduin's development into the God Emperor he's destined to be.
Yeah, I think I might be done giving any semblance of a fuck about the story in this game. Characters change hands too often to be consistent, and this is just another case of a shitty writer putting her spin on an established character. In this case it's worse because it's sending a political message blatantly, where they never really has been before. This is what happens when you have someone who writes characters based on something they read on salon.com.
Contrary to popular belief the Forsaken motto has always been "Beware the living" Not "Death to the living." The Forsaken only existed to destroy the scourge and anything that stood in the way of that goal before Cataclysm. A plague that was going to destroy the scourge was never going to spare the living and the Alliance was their enemy. They had no reason to make a plague that wasn't going to wipe out all life.
http://bfa.wowhead.com/mission=1913/echo-isles-navy
" Much of the Horde's naval power is docked in the Echo Isles. Infiltrate the troll capital, and set fire to their ships. "
Such naval power. Waow. A single dock !
Oh my god the amount of edgelords spewing "anti-SJW" buzzwords in this thread is kind of hilarious, and just makes me love Christie Golden even more
If your crowning achievement in life, that one thing you are most proud of, is your gender, you are pathetic.
Pointing this out in the way golden does makes no sense in a universe where we have to deal with world ending threats on an almost daily basis.
"I have just killed this giant burning demon from another dimension with nothing but a butter knife!"
"Amazing, you are a woman."
"Yeah, so ... what does this have to do with.."
"Wow, your life must be so difficult. Please tell us all about how being a woman makes you feel, I just wish to indulge in your female wisdom."
"... but ... what about that demon?"
Well, IIRC, the last time they're asked about it, I think it's before ToS opening in Legion, they said that having multiple significant storylines being developed and told simultaneously would make WoW story too chaotic. That question was about poor and gated questing experience post-launch.
So to avoid the "chaos", Blizz opted for gated questlines, the 1 quest per week stuff, that lead to raids' releases.
Because it's virtue signaling by projecting a real world issue onto a fictional universe which has thus far been presented as having nearly no sexism whatsoever.
Every time the breaking of gender roles is emphasized and pointed out in such a ham-fisted way it undermines the whole point of equality by reinforcing the idea that it's an exception and not what should be a self-evident norm.
Oh no Golden what are you doing? Well the books shaping up to be as fun as “Warcrimes” to read.
It’s like they are trying to beat her down to the same dumb level of the other two windrunner sisters.
Sooooooo, where is the charakter progression during the leveling to 120?
Somehow it feels like 110 but there is a 2 between the 1 and the 0...
I love the lore of this game. Their world building. I loved some of the stories told in the game too, but overall, goddamn they have a really hard time storywise. And yes, I do agree that it is because they change hands all too often. Jaina being a paramount example of inconsistent writing through different mediums.
And as I've responded before to the accusation of being a "redpill redhat", I am quite the contrary. But whether I endorse or oppose certain political statements doesn't mean I can't criticize them for being shoehorned in and so blatantly out of place.