They never said they loved working on High Elf designs.
Had that been said it would have been shoved into every single topic on this debate since then.
Please provide a source for that comment that they loved working on High Elf designs. If you cannot, you have imagined it.
Ion really did make an off hand comment regarding High Elves in 2014, that did happen. However, look what happened after he sat down to think the sub-race system through.
we are talking about how high elves would be bulkier than blood elves, and that don't make any sense in lore
even more if you use the justification of "no magic"
the race who barely make part of the alliance don't "scream alliance, and don't make part of the faction more than others, maybe in the time of lordaeron, but that time is long lostThey are all over the place, truly few things say "Alliance" as much as high elves. It's extremely integral to the faction's identity imo.
sincerely, no, it would not, another tolkien cliche of elf+human+dwarfs is not nice and wholesomeisn't that nice and wholesome?![]()
elves left the alliance and joined the horde, thats the "new" lore, set in stone back in the frozen throne campaign and thats ok,we don't need to dismiss that,
focus the void elves and forget/kill t high elves left, or set then to maybe bring half elves in a future
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slight modidications make no sense in lore? i see you didnt see how hafthor bjornson became kul tiran human in 6 years.
Why wouldnt vegetarian high elf look skinnier than his blood elven brother?
still dont know why do you insist on that we want them bulkier, whatever is more convenient, i would take it
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the "slight modifications" suggested by the high elf fans don't make sense inlore
false analogyi see you didnt see how hafthor bjornson became kul tiran human in 6 years.
why would they be bulkier?Why wouldnt vegetarian high elf look skinnier than his blood elven brother?
and again, false equivalence
So Blood Elves are 'bulky'......
And anything you can come is tattoos and hairstyles, not something like erasing the bright from the eyes, changing facial structure, giving them another idle, a slightly changed body (more or less musculated, i don't care) and do not forget about the new voicing.
Please try harder, i'm not find myself in any trouble to proove myself right.
Just presenting the idea of skinny high elves just because they don't suck on mana anymore is not how i know high elves should meant to be, from what i know who suffers this way are the Nightborne (and the playable ones at least ate the arcan'dor's fruit, so they don't have this condition anymore), while High Elves are those who feel weakened and in need of mana like a crack addict if do not get a dose, and just converting into a wretched when they consume too much of it, and dying if they do not consume any of it.
Right, so now i'm asking to delete Pandas, are you right mate?
And then, you are not prooving my facts are opinions, you are the one making his opinions facts without backup.
Can you answer me why i can't make a goblin in vanilla wow? or you just care when is about high elves?
Sometimes an opinion is wrong, and that is the case here.
The thalassian elves are not an integral part of the identity of the Alliance. How can they be when only a tiny number of them exist on the Alliance faction?
The races that are integral to the identity of the Alliance are Humans, Dwarves, Gnomes, Worgen, Night Elves and Draenei. It is a disservice to the six core races of the Alliance to say that a Horde race is more important than any of them.
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And why would a Blood Elf Warrior or Hunter or Rogue not be as bulky?
Why would a High Elf Mage be bulkier than a Blood Elf Mage?
You are trying to rationalise something that cannot be rationalised.
Gnomes and Draenei aren't known by it's very large populations you know?
And truly, Gnomes? do you mean Gnomes are important to the alliance? how many times a group of Gnomes were important than the alliance? or a group of alliance night elves? or Draenei? or bloody worgen? are you just saying that high elves didn't appeared just one time (spoiler, more than one time) fighting on the alliance side and that they are a horde race?
You're just totally biased.
So, what do they get out of it? Why is that the pragmatic choice? Or are they just afraid to ask for help?
If they're just afraid, it's another story that boils down to A > B. Furthermore, it would be a demonstration that their desire for isolation is even greater than their sense of pragmatism. That would be a very unflattering character development, so I don't see that story making it into the game either.
If they got something out of it, on the other hand, it can only be demonstrated by showing its absence for High Elves. That's why I brought this up. Unless you really are just asking for Better Elves, there has to be a tradeoff for escaping addiction. What are you willing to let go of? What would make sense?
blood elves are what we see ingame, exactly the same as high elves
its not me, its the HE crowd who suggest that, for then hairstyle and tattoos is enoughAnd anything you can come is tattoos and hairstyles,
i suggest white eyes, the sign of no magic, but guess what? only blue eyes is oknot something like erasing the bright from the eyes,
again this come up the argument of horde players wanting maghar orcs from outland, but with changing facial structure and another idle, thats just nonsense to back up your desirechanging facial structure
it was exactly what i suggest, skinny( slightly changed in the body who could mean another idle) pale skin( not void elf like) and white eyes due to the withdraw of magicgiving them another idle, a slightly changed body (more or less musculated, i don't care) and do not forget about the new voicing.
but again, no, people want an enhanced model of BE/HE who don't make then different enough like many times i see in the topic
there is even the suggest of half-elves, so they would look bulkier than normal elves, due to human blood, but people don't want it, they only want pure elves
you don't need to prove yourself right when you didn't even try to be rightPlease try harder, i'm not find myself in any trouble to prove myself right.
high elves and nightborne work in the same way, without a source of magic their body become weak, and could lead to sequelae, its the addiction their share since they were highborne. its jut like eating, if you don't eat enough or don't eat at all,you become weak, more fragile, skinny, not bulkyJust presenting the idea of skinny high elves just because they don't suck on mana anymore is not how i know high elves should meant to be, from what i know who suffers this way are the Nightborne (and the playable ones at least ate the arcan'dor's fruit, so they don't have this condition anymore), while High Elves are those who feel weakened and in need of mana like a crack addict if do not get a dose, and just converting into a wretched when they consume too much of it, and dying if they do not consume any of it.
the frozen throne campaign kael stated his kin is becoming weak, fragile, with the hunger, their eyes become white cause they have no magic to feed, the exiled elves from lorthemar stated the same thing, and the relief they felt when Sunwell came back
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Which would be every BE PC actually, considering the divide to becoming a blood elf isn't even what. 20 years past? Its what i've never really got about this entire debate from the start. Blood elves are high elves. They just changed their name. And the main "factions" that would call themselves "alliance high elves" are simply those that where not in Quel'thalas when Arthas did his thing. Meaning those elves that stayed in their spots, turned their backs on their homelands, their friends, family, PEOPLE, "for the alliance, cause, reasons." And some how 20 years of ignoring this is supposed to make them a different race entirely. When its a POLITICAL CHOICE, that they made.
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