No, I based my argument on the fact that they've become relatively dull faux-vikings - I felt you might be overlooking this because you enjoyed "viking stuff". Calling me ignorant etc. is most assuredly a personal attack, just FYI!
I'm not seeing how this is "fresh". Re-hashing Norse mythology, except in a dumbed-down way and crossed over with the worst aspects of Titan lore (which is precisely what happened in Legion with the Vrykul) seems like it's the opposite of "fresh". There's nothing new or exciting, particular for people who actually know their Norse lore and Legion was basically wall-to-wall Titan lore and there's still Titan lore in BfA. I don't think WoW does well when it copies big chunks of real-world mythology. It does well when it steals little bits from all over.
Re: human origins, what is there to add, specifically? Didn't WotLK more or less fully cover that? I'm not trying to be difficult here. Maybe I'm not remembering everything. What is that you'd want to see them add re: human origins that necessitates making the Vrykul a playable race?
Re: passive aggressive etc. - you do realize that by insulting a bunch of races people like, you're actually hurting the chances of a meaningful discussion? An awful lot of people like the Dark Iron Dwarves and have wanted to play them since early Vanilla. I mean, my wife's first Dwarf character, which was like two months into the game, if that, she made look as Dark Iron as possible. In 2004 bro. So you saying "Oh they don't bring enough lore!!!" is just really silly-seeming. Races aren't usually added because they "add lore". They're added because they're fan favourites and people want to play them. HM Tauren are recent but popular and you can see that if you play on Horde. Vulpera, I'm not a huge fan of, but clearly they offer something new and have their um... audience (not all of them furries!).
Vrykul have a problem there, because whilst they have a fanbase, it's a smaller one, and I'm sorry to say, but unless you have an actually fresh take on the Vrykul, beyond the "Viking culture and titan themes" stuff, the fact that Kul Tirans ate their lunch by being "big humans" means they're going to be sitting out for at least an expansion or two.