We have faced trials and danger, threats to our world and our way of life. And yet, we persevere. We are the Horde. We will not let anything break our spirits!"
It does not matter at all but you are mentioning like combat when I am more about flavor text.
There is a lot of flavor text, a lot of story in wow, and most of it is the same. Breaking that up a little isn't too bad. Maybe cause the subject matter is unattractive but opening the door for different story makes things more exciting or can.
It's like when Lor left silvermoon and actually started acting like a serious leader, that was an exciting change that was heralded by a lot of player QQ. Remember the jokes about, "who is that guy"
"If you want to control people, if you want to feed them a pack of lies and dominate them, keep them ignorant. For me, literacy means freedom." - LaVar Burton.
We have faced trials and danger, threats to our world and our way of life. And yet, we persevere. We are the Horde. We will not let anything break our spirits!"
It's a series of books (14 of them) all 600+ pages long or so, involving an epic fantasy world. The first 3 books are awesome (they all are tbh imo) but at the start of the fourth books some of the main characters head seperate ways, more secondary characters have been introduced (and aren't dead yet) and so the book has to split its focus several ways. THe result is by the end of the book, much less time has passed, the same amount of "action" but spread over a much larger area; I think book 7 or something covers about 2 or 3 days of "in world" time. The pace increases again by the end but there are definately moments in the middle of the series where you are tempted to "skip this bit" and get back to a plot-line you're more intrigued by. Makes for great re-reading though as a result.
But yeah if they gave equal attention to all the B-list WoW characters we'd have enough time for them to say "This is Moira, she's the head of the Dark Iron Dwar_ and this is Thassarian he's like a Death Knight leader or some shi_ and this is ... etc. etc."
typical blizzard email "WE KNOW AND WE WILL TRY BUT NO PROMISES"
lame. whats so hard about saying sorry and working harder. no need to defend your position over the topic when you are bleeding subs and this guy wrote a novel to explain it.
Well they don't have to use all their characters at all times but focusing on a bit more than just the same old faction leaders (and then ignoring most of them) would be a start. They could also make some of the NPCs in the quests play a bigger role in the expansion. If they're making a new character there's nothing stopping them from making it a female character or a different colored one, most people wouldn't really notice, and unless they're actively highlighting what that person is it wouldn't really be forced either.
I find it funny how people in this thread post like adding diversity to your game somehow makes the story less fluid or harder to write and that it takes away something if a character is something else than a white male.
Here I thought having a female melee fighter or a female druid as a bear was a better representation of the strong Azerothian women, not some subersive plot to bend the whole of the games minds to my will.
Wowzers.
Ya sure you aren't just reacting that way cause I stated I was gay, ergo there must be some kind of agenda? LOL Cause buddy ya prob need to learn what subtext is to see why that is funny.
What is this view we are talking about here? Personally I think there is room for everything, a validity for it all. Im not sitting here accusing them of writing jainia to indocternate me into dating a desperate passive aggressive wacko woman. Simply, maybe they should stop making so many of their women desperate, passive aggressive, and wako. lol
It's actually pretty unreasonable to expect everything to just go one way, rite? lol
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"If you want to control people, if you want to feed them a pack of lies and dominate them, keep them ignorant. For me, literacy means freedom." - LaVar Burton.
We have faced trials and danger, threats to our world and our way of life. And yet, we persevere. We are the Horde. We will not let anything break our spirits!"
Look around Stormwind a little more closely. While the number of facial options in WoW is limited, I'm pretty sure you can pick some dark skin tones. I'm pretty sure there are black people in Stormwind. Just none of them actually matter any.
I was disappointed that the crusader in Diablo 3 was a white guy considering the paladin from Diablo 2.Here I thought I had the only black Pally in the game, ha.
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