High elves are indeed Blood elves.....Come at me
High elves are indeed Blood elves.....Come at me
https://wow.gamepedia.com/Ballista#H...elven_ballista
The blue ones. Also, no clue why they were there because there were no nameless blood elf, void elf, or high elf soldiers present.
https://imgur.com/a/DUTnUpp
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You are too naive to think you can cause some sort of 'ragefest' with that.
You are simply incorrect.
Only the other way is correct, and to some extent.
Someone being wrong is just someone being wrong.
And I don't think you are genuinely wrong, you know what you are doing, so I just reported it for what it is.
Good night.
Nice, and no Dalaran soldiers in sight, thereby confirming High Elves are part of the Alliance !
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Very interesting that Blizzard put them there, and indeed Vereesa showed up with Alleria. Could be there's more to see about High Elves following BfA.
Confirming?
Only some stupidly stubborn people needs 'confirmation' about that (Even tho they don't want to stop believing what they want).
That is something someone with two neurons connecting with each other and no self conviction already knew.
And by the way, I have seen that the armies have been placed very well. They are doing a good job with portraying such things in game.
However, it was mostly incomplete, and pretty basic. But I would bet that if the quests were more engaging and lasted long, the scenario would have been much, much more elaborated.
Edit: By the way. This is mildly spoiling, so beware.
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Has anyone seen the Black Prince agents in stealth looking at the armies?
My friend pulled one by accident and we ended up killing it. In this case it was a blood elf. Surely a rogue. With around 400-500k HP.
That is interesting...
Last edited by Aldo Hawk; 2019-09-25 at 09:11 PM.
Absolutely not!!! I don't want to play a fair-skinned, blonde-haired, green/golden-eyed Thalassian elf on the Alliance! I want TRUE High Elves. I want to play a fair-skinned, blonde-haired, blue eyed Thalassian elf on the Alliance. Anything less than that is unacceptable. If Blizzard ends up going that route by giving the Alliance Blood Elves instead of High Elves, there will be a new shit storm mega thread. I want to be able to ZOOM IN on my character and other player characters to VERIFY, that it is a High Elf by the indicative color of blue eyes. To have playable Blood Elves on Alliance instead of High Elves would be a slap on the face of every High Elf fan.
Yeah yeah, so funny isn't it?
However. That shallow view does not make any justice.
A Blood elf in the Alliance would still be a Blood elf. Not a High elf.
It would lack the voicelines, the class selection, the racials, the specific customization, the heritage armor, the High elven hub, etc...
It would exactly be as if they just slapped some tattoos to Dwarves and call it the Wildhammer Dwarves... That is not how it works.
Seriously, this has been spoken so much and your intent is only to deviate people into being misunderstanding about the matter, and it is not even a funny, well constructed joke. It's pretty under-average because it's based on ignorance and misunderstanding.
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I know. I just felt that I had to say it because your message implied that we were needed of such thing. When it is pretty much a well known part of the lore and a well known part of the Alliance.
Dude. You can't justify that behavior. You just added more fuel to the fire.
Not mocking it to encourage more unnecessary harshness is not obsessive, seriously, don't deviate with nonsense.
Can you simply accept that you just encouraged the kind of behavior that led people to fight each other and stop doing it?
It does not help, nor is useful or clever in any way. It is very stupid and feeds onto that 'obsessiveness' you point others to have.
No. Relax a bit. Ion and Blizzard aren't going to make the final call based on whether or not Kyphael gave his unwavering seal of approval. People will react the way they do regardless of how I feel. I've made my supportive argument hundreds of pages ago. This thread still exists for reasons beyond me, I can't have Stockholm syndrome and continue to argue for it the way I did back in page 359 or whatever it was. It's become a parody. That @Obelisk Kai still argues his side so passionately is staggering to me. Some variation of customization of the HE will be added sooner or later. Just wait for it.
The thing is you are trying to pretend Veressa is more than she is, insisting she is on the battlefield 'because she is an important Alliance character' rather than the blatantly obvious reason she has turned up for the first time in two years, that she is Sylvanas' sister.
Your comparison with Lor'themar is flawed because Lor'themar has nothing to prove. He is the acknowledged leader of the Blood Elves, a core Horde race, and an important character whose presence is justified on that basis.
Pretty much, it's why I've tapered down about it. Plus, there's so much going on right now upcoming in BFA that until we see the ending there isn't a whole lot to discuss right now.
The only thing pretty much is now all those posts I read about "The High Elves aren't doing anything when we're in a Faction War!" and now we see they're lending their ballistas for the biggest battle yet.
Part of me has a theory that, maybe once we reach higher levels (or whatever the equivalent will be if levels get squished) that the reason High Elves of the Alliance aren't as accessible yet is because most of them are soooo high level (like seeing the High Elf Sorceresses lv 120 in SW) that they're not truly needed until it's absolutely called for (like how their presence is there in the War Campaign ending).
Anyway, it's just a small theory I've had, no biggie if not true. Cuz at this point I'm not sure what purpose it does serve to after-the-fact of "no plans for high elves in near term/horde is waiting for you" to then showcase some of their presence there that could've gone to other races (maybe even the Void Elves? were they there? I really rushed through those quests to see the cinematics).
I am not saying that. You are.
I'm pretty relaxed, you are the one feeling bothered because I didn't shut up about your 'oh so funny' 'joke'.
Just don't add unnecessary confrontation. Because what you did was confrontational and asserted a position that only looks after shitting on the matter. And you perfectly know that.
Seriously, just accept that you promoted this kind of message. It is what you did. It's unnecessary and problematic.
Actually, Veressa did nothing to clear out Zul'Aman. Chronicles is quite clear that the Horde dealt with that little issue. Veressa's presence was a one off to facilitate Alliance characters doing the quest line, which is something we now know to be non-canon. As far as the story is concerned she showed up and sat outside Zul'Aman for a day or two and then went home.
In Mists of Pandaria, Veressa was a flunkie doing Jaina's dirty work. The purge was a part of Jaina's story. While Veressa bears responsibility for doing what she was told to do, Jaina was the primary instigator of that incident.
And yes, with Sylvanas now in full villain mode, I do expect to see more of Veressa. As Alleria's sidekick. In a purely familial context. Veressa therefore will be a notable secondary character, not because of her imagined importance with the Alliance as a high elf exile, but as Sylvanas' sister.
She is Sylvanas's sister, that makes her an important character. She also wants Blood Elves to come back into the Alliance, showing her choice of faction.
This makes her an "important Alliance character" - it's completely valid to say that.
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You can see Vereesa however you want. Just as some people see Sylvanas as "my true Warchief" and how some see her as a villain. There's nothing to argue in this post.
@Syegfryed is right it seems when he said '"anything that happens in warcraft is somehow someway a new story or a hint to high elves"'
High Elven ballistas. It's a recolour of the Blood Elf ballista. I think the last time we saw them was during the Blood Elf heritage armor quest, although they were ghostly apparitions at that point.
I noticed them during the questline myself and I made sure to check for something. You are correct when you say there are no Dalaran soliders in sight. There are no High Elf exiles, period.
A more plausible explanation is that, with the Alliance stretched to breaking point militarily thanks to Sylvanas luring them into Azshara's trap, mothballed and outdated equipment has been pulled out of storage for this assault, including stuff from the Third War. Some of that stuff belonged to their former allies, the high elves of Quel'thalas.