I'm still afraid Blizzard is trying to pull some sort of "Haha, gotcha!" move.
I'm still afraid Blizzard is trying to pull some sort of "Haha, gotcha!" move.
Sylvanas being evil is very in-character as well. And a way better story than a copout tentacle conspiracy. If we are doing war, let's do it properly.
Blizzard never hinted at there being a secret perpetrator in this atrocity. If anything, the only thing they keep saying we didn't know was the motivations behind it.
I'm now feeling more confortable with BfA's story. I'm glad Blizzard had the courage to finally expose Sylvanas' true character (which was clear as day, but people refused to see it), rather than introduce some non-sense plot twist to just keep the factions fighting.
The "morally grey" part is going to be explored not in Sylvanas, but in how far the Horde will go with her, and how far the Alliance will go with its reaction.
Whatever...
Sometimes, the light of the moon is a key to other spaces. I've found a place where, for a night or two, the streets curve in unfamiliar ways. If I walk here, I might find insight, or I might be touched by madness.
this is the literally the worse thing i have ever seen out of blizzard's writing, an actual bold faced lie they tried to sell us on. what an utter fucking joke.
I am not gonna pay this expansions main story any attention at all, hoping for some good side ones at the very least.
He's largely negative and that's why I didn't even bother to respond to him there. I'm extremely critical of the game but "nobody cares about the lore by and large" is insanely wrong. A lot of the reason people love this game is that they're in love with the world and its stories.
By the way, next time you see Ion saying something you think is promising about the issue you care about, cool down and remember that he was talking about it being a mistake to paint the Horde as evil and the Horde being more complicated than that while *knowing* how the Teldrassil burns. Look into his honest eyes and realize that what he says about them realizing some mistakes might actually be about something you haven't even been hit with yet, so the future for you might actually be worse than now, not better.
That's so obvious it hurts. The original plan was sound but this emotionally-driven shitfest literally ruined everything for no decent reason at all. It's really embarassing.
Yeah, pretty much. Hell, it's stressed by the Night Elf nobody that there are nothing but civilians on the tree even before Sylvanas orders the occupation and then she fucking orders to burn it.
Saurfang aside, this stuff wouldn't have looked so bad if Blizzard hinted at a "fall and rise" kind of story, where Sylvanas reaches the lowest imaginable level of decency before starting to rise up, but some of these geniuses thought well to blabber about "MORALLY GREY" nonsense and now they're rightfully mocked and ridiculed for that.
Sometimes, the light of the moon is a key to other spaces. I've found a place where, for a night or two, the streets curve in unfamiliar ways. If I walk here, I might find insight, or I might be touched by madness.
Anyone who thinks this is weak writing has been playing an illusion. That is exactly how an undead would behave, one that has destroyed an entire kingdom in the game already.
And while I'm laughing as I write this and when I think of all the Sylvanas apologists and whitewashing she gets on a daily base on this board, I consider this to be good and consistent writing. Her character is pretty much one of the few that have consistency.