So...what exactly is the threat in shadowlands?

[Tic Tacs]

Shadowlands is like Pandaria but in reverse. When you die you go into Shadowlands, in Shadowlands your spirit goes to one specific covenant. However, because of Sylvanas all the souls now go to the Jailor who is building an army, balance is destroyed. I could be wrong but this is my understanding so far.

[Michael Jackson]

I'll give you 3/10 for this because I thought for about 2 seconds you are actually honest. Nice try

Enjoy the 2nd report, this time for trolling. Let's see if MMO C mods actually care about doing their job, or just banning me when they're bored.

[Xilurm]

Means you never read the lore manuals that game with the games. WoW was STILL drawing on the Warcraft 3 lore manual heavily until Legion, and still did draw on WC2 in BFA. Shadowlands is the first expansion that truly draws on nothing from the RTSes.

Not really, I'd say it's more akin to MoP. They made an entire expac out of Chen. Atleast here we have Uther, Arthas, Sylvanas, Kael'thas. Draka is from WC2.

Honestly Shadowlands feels more like Warcraft than MoP did. Imo.

[ONCHEhap]

A better question is, why did they throw away N'zoth and Azshara like a leper, and now they have to make up bullshit stories like this?

one of the major issue the current Blizzard writing team has,is that their ego is very heavily inflated. Just look at Danuser for example,that guy is a walking stereotype of a narcissist.

So they think they can do better than what the people who were there before wrote

[Michael Jackson]

Not really, I'd say it's more akin to MoP. They made an entire expac out of Chen. Atleast here we have Uther, Arthas, Sylvanas, Kael'thas. Draka is from WC2.

Honestly Shadowlands feels more like Warcraft than MoP did. Imo.

pandaria was just blizzard's attempt at rejuvenating the player numbers from the largest factory of humans in the world, nothing else.

It was a Warcraft travesty, it was a shameful disingenuous attempt at pretending like the majority of players wanted it, it was a fucking disgrace, and the players numbers which dropped almost every single month, including from its launch, only prove this.

You cannot deny numbers, and the crapdaria numbers are painfully full of truth about how much of a sham that expansion was.

There is less than 1% (see, mostly 0%) of the content in any expansion after pandaria having anything to do with that continent or its stupid fucking fat drunkards and their hypocritical insipid lore and story.

[cardinail]

pandaria was just blizzard's attempt at rejuvenating the player numbers from the largest factory of humans in the world, nothing else.

It was a Warcraft travesty, it was a shameful disingenuous attempt at pretending like the majority of players wanted it, it was a fucking disgrace, and the players numbers which dropped almost every single month, including from its launch, only prove this.

You cannot deny numbers, and the crapdaria numbers are painfully full of truth about how much of a sham that expansion was.

There is less than 1% (see, mostly 0%) of the content in any expansion after pandaria having anything to do with that continent or its stupid fucking fat drunkards and their hypocritical insipid lore and story.

had to login to say, quoted for truth! Only legion could resurrect my interest in wow, after that pandaria shit...

[Azerate]

Enjoy the 2nd report, this time for trolling. Let's see if MMO C mods actually care about doing their job, or just banning me when they're bored.

Guess we got our answer to that at least.

[october breeze]

one of the major issue the current Blizzard writing team has,is that their ego is very heavily inflated. Just look at Danuser for example,that guy is a walking stereotype of a narcissist.

So they think they can do better than what the people who were there before wrote

I agree with this. They are too proud to show loyalty to the established lore and want to make their own lore. They have failed miserably so far.

[Ophenia]

There is less than 1% (see, mostly 0%) of the content in any expansion after pandaria having anything to do with that continent or its stupid fucking fat drunkards and their hypocritical insipid lore and story.

Ra-Den is definitely more than 1% alone, all the Zandalari and Mogu storyline in BfA as well.

[Chonar]

pandaria was just blizzard's attempt at rejuvenating the player numbers from the largest factory of humans in the world, nothing else.

It was a Warcraft travesty, it was a shameful disingenuous attempt at pretending like the majority of players wanted it, it was a fucking disgrace, and the players numbers which dropped almost every single month, including from its launch, only prove this.

You cannot deny numbers, and the crapdaria numbers are painfully full of truth about how much of a sham that expansion was.

There is less than 1% (see, mostly 0%) of the content in any expansion after pandaria having anything to do with that continent or its stupid fucking fat drunkards and their hypocritical insipid lore and story.

Pandaria was my favorite expansion. It was made even better when it was fueled by the tears of people like you.

[Soimu]

A better question is, why did they throw away N'zoth and Azshara like a leper, and now they have to make up bullshit stories like this?

I know right. There could have been 2 expansions focused around n'zoth and azshara and they throwed it away in a silly patch and now we have a weird ass soap opera sylvanas story that makes absolutely no sense even in a fantasy world. People that likes this are just weird ).

[msdos]

The final raid boss is going to just be an amalgamation of all forum goers who spent the last few months bitching about covenants.

That would be terrifying. It could be like a pink, brown, yellowish blob, for some reason I keep picturing one of it's heads being the head of Preach. One of the mechanics would be it locks all your abilities out except for your core builder then yells at the raid, "See how it feels to be locked into your choice!!!!" And you're forced to spam one button the entire time like Classic lmao.
Or maybe swap your Cov ability with a random different one in the raid, then they yell, "See how it feels to have choice!" and it's completely stupid because the ability you get is random. Either way, the irony would be there.

[rogueMatthias]

The final raid boss is going to just be an amalgamation of all forum goers who spent the last few months bitching about covenants.

lol and you can only fight him if you're in a specific Covenant, which rotates every week.