Thrall's Horde was the best Horde, he set the Orcs on the path of redemption, he was not afraid of smacking the Alliance if they threatened his people's livelihood but he also wasn't a warmongering cunt like Garrosh.
Thrall's Horde was back when you could be proud of saying you were with the Horde.
When the Horde weren't villains but heroes, when Warcraft was truly gray, because the Alliance weren't paragons of good, but also did shady evil stuff occasionally.
Remember how the Dwarves snuck into Tauren lands to defile it? And how the Bael'dun dwarves genocided an entire Tauren tribe?
Or how the Stormpikes invaded Frostwolf land, etc.
It wasn't Alliance = good, Horde = evil like it is now.
Agree we need Garrosh back!
Better than Baine or Saurfang. But I’d rather not have him back, he’s too far gone.
Not even close. Vanilla WoW was the worst experience to play as Horde. it was a faction balance ratio of only 30% overall Horde players with even worse statistics in the endgame content. All endgame progress guilds were Alliance too. Not to mention the boredom of the leveling experience, where you never left the Barrens and had nothing, but facepan ugly races to pick from, while Blizzard gave almost al lore interesting characters and default tolkien races to the Alliance. To this very day, you will see Night Elf hunters with different name variations of Legolas. And the easy raidable horde capital cities which got attacked almost weekly on PVP Servers. And in lore it ain't getting better. The entire core Horde, depended on the most shaky trade agreement ever to survive. In the novel the Shattering, this disadvantage hit us hard, when the self insert manchild Varian pre wolfheart forced the other alliance members, to stop trading with the Horde because of political power play and wrathgate, proven to be executed by traitors, at least until stupid retcons, leading towards starving families all over Durotar. I am sorry but you are wrong. We all should be thankful that the Thrall days of rulership are over. His weakness leadership almost got all the Orcs killed.
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Then where has he been since the beginning of Legion? If the imminent end of our world at the hand of demons didn’t keep him engaged - if a giant sword sticking out of our world and causing it to hemorrhage everywhere didn’t push him into action - you think Saurfang showing up and saying “but she killed night elves” will?
Id rather have Vol'jin back. Thrall and Saurfang are damaged goods thanks to the writers.
Who would want a Goy'el who could not even win Mak'gora with his own physical prowess? He was a limp joke from the very beginning until the very end. Give me Garrosh back.
First, you're using gameplay to argue against a lore point. Second, this is wildly wrong, at no time has the playerbase ever been 70%/30%, not even close.
Wrong. There were plenty of raid guilds on both factions, and there were more Horde world firsts for final bosses.All endgame progress guilds were Alliance too.
Ragnaros - <Ascent> Medivh(US), April 25, 2005
C'thun - <Nihilum> Magtheridon(EU), April 25, 2006
Kel'Thuzad - <Nihilum> Magtheridon(EU), September 7, 2006
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk1v_odOLY4
Horde leveling in classic was worse, no argument.Not to mention the boredom of the leveling experience, where you never left the Barrens and had nothing
Orcs, trolls, and tauren were all Horde races at the end of WC3. So you're pro-Horde, but didn't like Horde characters? What?but facepan ugly races to pick from, while Blizzard gave almost al lore interesting characters and default tolkien races to the Alliance.
For shits and giggles, I searched the US armory for "legolas". Exactly five of the twenty-one results were Alliance, none of which were 120. Two human hunters, one NElf warrior, one NElf hunter (lvl 22), and a Draenei paladin. The rest were all Horde, mostly Blood Elves. Please, continue with your bitching from 2005 though.To this very day, you will see Night Elf hunters with different name variations of Legolas.
https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/search?q=legolas
Are you actually trying to claim there were no Horde PVP servers?And the easy raidable horde capital cities which got attacked almost weekly on PVP Servers.
Not a fan of The Chin, other than being the sole Alliance character to call the Horde on its bullshit, but who exactly was self-inserting?self insert manchild Varian
So you didn't play through it. Horde side, Thrall barely accepted Sylvanas' explanations. He let it go, but suspected her because of her characterization of not showing all her cards.wrathgate, proven to be executed by traitors
Wrong, the trade cutoff was in retaliation for the Twilight's Hammer framing the Horde for a massacre, under Warchief ThinksWithAx.leading towards starving families all over Durotar.
If you're going to echo @Super Dickmann on Thrall, at least get what he says correct.I am sorry but you are wrong. We all should be thankful that the Thrall days of rulership are over. His weakness leadership almost got all the Orcs killed.
Why no, people don't just like Sylvie for T&A: https://www.mmo-champion.com/threads...ery-Cinematic/
I want thrall the badass thor/captain america guy that fights injustice (Alliance) But with golden at the helmet we will probably get Thrall the peace loving orc.
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The Void. A force of infinite hunger. Its whispers have broken the will of dragons... and lured even the titans' own children into madness. Sages and scholars fear the Void. But we understand a truth they do not. That the Void is a power to be harnessed... to be bent by a will strong enough to command it. The Void has shaped us... changed us. But you will become its master. Wield the shadows as a weapon to save our world... and defend the Alliance!
Mhm... In game storytelling wasn't really a thing, until wrath. With the story that did appear largely retconed by later books/xpacs to make sense.
Also Blizz gave much more attention to EK side of the game back then, as showcased by all the barren wastelands and unfinished zones on Kalimdor side.
Paladins were a point of envy, for the Horde, until TBC. Such great buff bitches.Wrong. There were plenty of raid guilds on both factions, and there were more Horde world firsts for final bosses.
At that point, at least i was more of a Forsaken fan.... doesn't change the fact that all the races Horde had in Vanilla were fugly as sin.Orcs, trolls, and tauren were all Horde races at the end of WC3. So you're pro-Horde, but didn't like Horde characters? What?
Good riddance most of the Knaak/Metzen characters bit the dust... ughNot a fan of The Chin, other than being the sole Alliance character to call the Horde on its bullshit, but who exactly was self-inserting?
Noone besides the Forsaken and Blelves really had a reason to trust her, until VJ gave her a pat on the back and said "It's your chair now... baiii" altho few leaders got that much crap durning their rule.So you didn't play through it. Horde side, Thrall barely accepted Sylvanas' explanations. He let it go, but suspected her because of her characterization of not showing all her cards.
Besides it was Varian, who didn't believe her explanation. Not that he cared either way, becasue he had too much of a Lordaeon reclamation boner.(a common theme among humans of WoW) REsulting in Varian declaring war and being teleported away by Jaina.
Surprisingly Garrosh came up with a very Warsong solution to a problem he had little interest in prolonging. Cataclysm(storms, earthquakes, etc) and Northrend campaign took a heavy toll on the Horde's resources... on top of Thrall's idiocy.Wrong, the trade cutoff was in retaliation for the Twilight's Hammer framing the Horde for a massacre, under Warchief ThinksWithAx.
This is from the RPG books but bear with me. Back before MoP Jaina had this right-hand man who did most of the day to day of governing Theramore. He was quoted as stating that he saw Thrall was the only "civilized" orc and feared that without him in the charge the orcs would quick "return to farm". As in return to brutal, bloodthirsty monsters like they were in the first two wars. Sadly he seems to have been correct.
Offtopic: I never really understood the hate of Aggra.
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