I'd prefer other allied races, but otherwise I don't care as I wouldn't play one.
I'd prefer other allied races, but otherwise I don't care as I wouldn't play one.
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I'm sorry to disapoint you, but their race is one of the factions where you need to level reputation on the horde.
I believe their faction is called Voldunai:
https://wow.gamepedia.com/Voldunai
I don't care but there are many other allied races that are ACTUAL allied races in game that Blizzard havent implemented...
like Ogres, Leper Gnomes, Hozen, Jinyu, Wildhammer Dwarf, Children of Cenarius, Furbolgs, Taunka, and Mok'nathal. All actual races actually within the Horde or Alliance that have not been made playable yet
Hope they all will be playable at some point
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Unsubbed since January 2021, now a Warcraft fan from a distance
What generation is that?
I mean, not for you, sure, no arguing with that, but for an entire motherfucking generation dude? You need to identify that generation. Gen X? Yeah, maybe, but I don't even know about that. I'm right at the tail end of Gen X, crossover to Gen Y/Millennial, and honestly the times I've liked WoW most were Vanilla, parts of TBC, WotLK, and Legion, and BFA is looking to be at least of a similar quality and style.
I spent a lot of time mocking Furries in the early days of the internet (kinda sorry because a lot of Furries are actually perfect fine but also not, there were a lot of really obnoxiously behaved Furries back then), but I have no particularly problem with an animal-man race in a game full of animal-man races. Fennec Fox is a good choice, too, because it's not a lame cliche (and only second or third tier Furry-bait, unlike say big cats, wolves, dragons, "proper" foxes and so on).
If they never do Hozen it will be too soon.
Agree re: most of the rest, albeit Mok'nathal are rarer than any race we know of that's playable, even the fanciest (which doesn't rule them out but...), and I'm not sure Children of Cenarius are actual free-willed beings with classes, thoughts, hopes, dreams, dwelling-places, families and so on. I'm pretty sure they're quasi-immortal creations rather than... er... people, even if they have individuality.
Ogres when they do them, I want them to do them right, so I can wait.
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Highly negative, but nothing can fuck this game more than pandas did. So whatever. At this point it already doesn't matters. Hope they stay at horde at least, so if for whatever weird unknown to me at a time reason I ever play on retail again, I'd at least be able to kill them.
I just feel I outgrow "this" wow. I can't describe it in a right way i guess, but again..race itself is not main issue. It just another huge sign for me, WoW is probably aiming on different group people now. Maybe younger, or just different and that's fine. 14 years is 14 years and I had my share of fun, but this is not wow I wanted to play. Maybe I generalized too much, but I still feel it is more age issue than some "preference".
For me, it is simple. Warcraft is full of interesting races. And players would love to play many of them. These fox people came out of nowhere and IF they will be playable, it is not because it is fan service, it is not certainly first race, which came to mind, when they were deciding for another playable race..they are not adding them because it makes sense, they are adding it for very specific reason - and surely it is not to satisfy 30+ year old guy.
It don't think it's age alone or primarily. I'm older than you and I quite like the Vulpera. Ironically I think if I was like, a teenager or twenty-something I might find them off-putting because they're too cutesy, but at our age? Pfffft, I'm long past being put off something because it's cutesy.
Gameplay-wise WoW has pretty much always been a broad church, catering for all ages, but the core high-end raiding gameplay has always been aimed at 20-somethings, in every single expansion.
I lack an opinion on them, beyond "I wont play as one if they turn out to be an allied race."
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Confirmed, the Vulpera will be Horde.
Playable classes:
- Beauty Pageant (New class!)
- Waiter or Glass holder (New class!)
- Rogue / Hunter / Mage / Priest / Death Knight and Demon Hunter also listed.
Racial traits:
Delusional: Get a x% to get something by just thinking it should exist.
Furry: Gain faction reputation boost and vendor discount for being just cute. Only works with female and underaged male NPC/vendors.
Pet Battle Master: Allows your character to play as a pet in Pet Battle.
Other traits not yet announced.
Discuss!
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Gameplay is not an issue. I always loved Warcraft for settings. I always saw Warcraft as "Warhammer lite". Diverse races,each with some agenda, sometimes funny, sometimes gritty but all still believable as some sort of "fantasy" game. But for me, it is just moving away from it. We have pandas, spaceships, now anime-esque playable races - I just don't recognize it anymore and can't find connection I had before. That's all.
I don't mean it in way "Look, I am superior to kiddos here". I just feel I am no longer target audience for WoW and I believe they are trying to attract more people - who can accept wow for what it is. Not what I imagined it will be.
I'll race-change my rogue to one if they become playable for Horde. Maybe even if they're Alliance, although I never end up sticking to Alliance characters. I think they're neat, have good looking models and am interested to see how they get developed. Honestly the majority of the backlash strikes me as way more immature and juvenile than having a few "cutesy" races in the game would be.
Don't really care if they are added as alliance or horde. It doesn't affect my playing experience what so ever.
I personally don't really care - and I'm unlikely to play as one - but I think that if they were added there's an 80% chance I could finally get my wife to play as one, which would be cool. I've never gotten her to play for more than about an hour before she decided she'd rather have me run D&D again.
I will for certain not quit because they're added, heck, I will probably make one. But as strange as it sounds having said that, I don't really want them in the game.
My reason for this is I don't really feel they have a proper place. They, imo, seem to be there to cater to those who want "a small, super cute race", which is usually only found in JMMORPGs/Asian MMOs. I feel they bring that vibe, and I don't want JMMORPG vibe in WoW. But, as I said, when they're implemented I will probably make one. They might have some fun and interesting lore even.
I would much rather have a version of Goblin other than Vulpera, as they share the same skeleton.