Yeah. He was a true orc until they turned him evil. I liked him.
Was he a warmonger? sure. But an honorable one. The orc way. The horde way.
What happned to it?
Now we got an even worse leader in charge, who unleashes blights, or executes forsaken civilians "just in case".
"We're more of the love, blood, and rhetoric school. Well, we can do you blood and love without the rhetoric, and we can do you blood and rhetoric without the love, and we can do you all three concurrent or consecutive. But we can't give you love and rhetoric without the blood. Blood is compulsory. They're all blood, you see." ― Tom Stoppard, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
I think Nagrand is being sustained by the energies unleashed in Draenor's collapse, but in the end it will end up like Netherstorm. It's just the chaotic effect of the energies that maybe make it look like it's healthy, but it's more like a bright flame before the gas runs out.
Draenor is dead, but some parts of it are still, let's say, warm.
Once upon a time... the end. Next time, try twice upon a time.
This has been the second cinematic where Blizzard has got Nagrand wrong.
First they made Nagrand foggy with no hills or terrain in the Garrosh cinematic and now they made Nagrand WITHOUT THE SPACE SKYBOX.
WHY?? It's such an iconic zone, most people put Nagrand as their favorite zone, but Blizzard can't ever nail it.
Thrall never actually lived there, he was born on Azeroth. He's living in nostalgia towards a bygone era even as the world quite literally crumbles around him.
I'd imagine wheat turning to dust when you try to harvest it makes survival on Outland pretty tricky.
To say nothing of Saurfang and other veterans, for whom Outland isn't a place of nostalgia for the good times, but a terrible reminder of the worst part of their history.
TIL that people do not understand metaphor's nor can comprehend what is actually said. The wheat is a metaphor for wha'ts left of Draenor/OL. Surafang even says what Thrall has now is not sustainable. How is it hard to not understand what is going on?
You know, I think so too and I also think at least the Nightelves ingame have not been very different in that regard than for example most trolls. You encroach on our lands, you die. Or at the very least get thrown out forcefully. It's the same story every time, no matter which race you look at.
But if you look at something from the perspective of one of those races, it's a different thing. That's what makes the discussion heated among fans of the respective races too, because of course someone looking from, for example a Zandalari perspective would say the Nightelves are assholes for taking so much land away. But the Nightelves would say, they simply flourished better than the Zandalari, had more people and needed more land, which they took. Same thing with Orcs and Nightelves at the point the orcs arrived in WC3. The orcs needed something and took it, thereby encroaching on Nightelf territory. Nightelves being territorial, Orcs being somewhat desperate for what said territory held... none of them very diplomatic, of course there was fighting. Both of their natures made it happen. That's kind of the core of Warcraft and also that you can (and in the RTSs at least had to) experience it from both sides and put yourself in both sides' shoes. If that's not your thing, that's ok, because not everyone has to like everything, but when you defend your side without putting yourself in the other side's shoes you can't actually fault other people for doing the very same thing on the opposing side^^
I want Saurfang to be Warchief and to be what Garrosh should have been.
Strong but fair.
Honorable.
Willing to fight for his people's survival, but not starting pointless wars.
He's also wise. He's old enough to know when something doesn't look right. I think Garrosh was too arrogant. That was his downfall.
Sounds much like the native Americans in Canada lol
Simple answer. Too lazy to. They'd rather squat.
Infracted.
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ZOMG those bars from OL Nagrand's soundtrack at the beginning... So much nostalgia, especially when I learn that the whole Outland is decaying/disintegrating inexorably. I thought that the Cenarion Circle/Expedition had been able to contain, maybe even partially reverse, the decay, but it seems that I was wrong