Dickmann's Law: As a discussion on the Lore forums becomes longer, the probability of the topic derailing to become about Sylvanas approaches 1.
Tinkers will be the next Class confirmed.
The thing is, I don't like Sylvanas, and haven't since freaking Cataclysm. But her adversaries, while certainly less evil than her (not rly that difficult lul), are equally as stupid and unlikeable. As for Dwarves, they send more and more soldiers to be massacred, but seem to be happy by not getting even a voice in Manduin's office. In the introductory BfA quest, you are sent to SW Keep, and who do you find there? Manduin, Jaina, Genn, Shaw... Not a single Dwarf representative LMAO.
At least Tyrande does show up, in order to ask for military relief, since NEs were apparently getting steamrolled in their own home turf - but guess what, Manduin tells her "no way dudette, army's busy elsewhere so bugger off", so NEs have to improvise a (very costly, I assume) guerrilla warfare on their own - after having loyally served the Alliance since its inception. If that isn't taking a HUGE dump on NEs as a whole... I don't know what is.
But don't worry, #HumanPotential will fix it.
That's 8.2. Baine gets freed. In later patches Baine, Thrall and Saurfang will proselytize the masses and make them see the errors of their way in an afternoon. And even though those characters are basically heralds of Anduin and his wisdom, that won't constitute Anduin acting as a cancerous growth spreading throughout the story, because reasons.
Dickmann's Law: As a discussion on the Lore forums becomes longer, the probability of the topic derailing to become about Sylvanas approaches 1.
Tinkers will be the next Class confirmed.
So what happens to him then? Sylvanas just forgives him for siding with Thrall and Saurfang? Kill him and hopes the rest of the blood elves don't mind? Because whether it plays out as it does in game or it plays out with the loyalist and Sylvanas killing everyone in the Baine scenario like you want it to, he's already sided with them.
At least by helping put down Sylvanas, whether it's with a rebellion or by actually defecting to the Alliance, they can push most of the blame for Teldrassil onto her and hopefully escape "justice for Teldrassil". Lor'themar knows the Alliance's capacity for forgiveness(even if the nelves will get rightfully pissy) and he knows Sylvanas' capacity for forgiveness. The choice is easy.
Better to suffer with the shred of dignity the "loyalist" Horde has than be the proverbial bitch of the story full of idiot characters that pleasure themselves as they spout honor back and forth like it explains or justifies their consistent and self harming stupidity.
Better to stomp on a thousand corpses than for a second buy into Blizzard's Hysterical attempt at a moral lesson in a game called World of Warcraft. It's hysterical.
Anything is preferable to the trashfire the writers try to shovel on us, so detached from the rest of the world that they think what they are peddling is not only deep, but a great story as well.
And I'd be okay with that if it meant that the Horde would actually be treated as the blatantly evil faction it has become.
You know what that entails, right? That every other faction that has any interest in saving the world from villains will help the Alliance eradicate the Horde. There would be no place for neutrality, no place for "Oh, but it's just a difference in beliefs!"
Hell, I am a primarily a Horde player but I sympathized more with the Night Elves than my own faction in this expansion. They took one of the best and the most original races in the Warcraft world, the Night Elves, and rammed them into the ground, so to speak.
Honestly, the Night Elves should never forget or forgive. I wish to see them hunting and killing Horde members as vengeance for the genocide we did against them. That would give the story integrity and consistency, not that I expect either of Blizzard.
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And here I thought her greatest sin was her forces leading the Alliance charge against the Horde throughout Cataclysm, including her troops capturing Horde outpost of Honor's Stand before Garrosh actually invaded Ashenvale. You know, the thing that led to the Horde bombing Theramore in the first place.
Also, Jaina wasn't betrayed by Horde members in a neutral city. First of all, there was one Sunreaver agent working with Garrosh, as said in Warcrimes. So, member, not members. Furthermore, Jaina broke Dalaran's neutrality first by aiding the Alliance in Darnassus' defense. After that, it was pretty much fair game since by doing so she turned Dalaran into Alliance's cobelligerent. She also didn't kill just those that attacked her. She killed Aethas' guards before she even laid any charges on Sunreavers, let alone made her ultimatum. Later on she blasts Sunreaver NPCs at random. To top it off, she abused her authority to perform the Purge, as Dalaran is ruled by the Council of Six as a whole.
The beginning of wisdom is the statement 'I do not know.' The person who cannot make that statement is one who will never learn anything. And I have prided myself on my ability to learn
Thrall
http://youtu.be/x3ejO7Nssj8 7:20+ "Alliance remaining super power", clearly blizz favor horde too much, that they made alliance the super power