None of them have so far expressed direct support towards Sylvanas, or at least not more support to her than hatred and contempt towards Tyrande and Elune, feeling rejected and betrayed by their former people, leaders and beliefs is one of the core concepts of most Forsaken ever shown. It's why they are called Forsaken in the first place.
If else they failed to pace it well, so it looked like it came out of nothing, specially if you didn't read the book where Delaryn's inner thoughts in her last moments are told. But the whole twisting process is there, and can be applied to Sira, Delaryn... and pretty much any of the others. Only difference is how each of them handles the same experience, from the wisps that try to kill you to Sira going fucking pissed and Delaryn going depressive.
Yes, yes and Sylvanas was pissed off at blood elfs and killed them willingly for Arthas. No? Really? Must have being some kind of a mistake then.
Blizzard could have EASILY done without those lore-breaking, edgy shits. They only added them to mentally torture Alliance (night elfs specifically) players and further mock a race and faction. There is no narrative “need” for them nor a reason for them to exist.
What do you mean more? No one said Sira and Delaryn were the only ones, they are just representatives of the many Sylvanas had raised to replenish her rangers. There have always been that many since they claimed Darkshore and there will be more to come until Nathanos pulls out. He's been blatantly telling us he planned to use Alliance bodies the entire time, it's more weird we don't see more of this stuff.
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"As for Sira and Delaryn being raised and joining the Forsaken, that was a “very deliberate choice,” according to Danuser. The team wanted to show various aspects of the Night Elves, as opposed to presenting them as a monolith. We should expect to see them return, too, he says: “These characters are important to the Night Elf culture.”"
https://www.polygon.com/2019/1/15/18...s-of-vengeance
See, there's nothing about mind control here : Night Elves suddenly yelling "FOR DA HORDE", and loving their genociders is just some "aspect of the Night Elves".
Why is this such a shock to people, they seem to forget that Maiev tried to assassinate Tyrande and Malfurion at one point. Night Elves losing faith in Elune after that much tragedy isn't even a small problem.
Where is your goddess now high priestess? Where is she while your people burn along with your tree?
Because it still makes no sense for them to unite with the Horde who actually DID the genocide instead of for example breaking away from both factions and seeking revenge their own way.
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And thats bloody fucken ridiculous. So they wanted to showcase some kind of split in the society not by actually making night elfs oppose Tyrande or Malf or Alliance as a part of it and having a say and such but by breaking up, making an 180 turn on their own ideals and joining the Horde to genocide Alliance and other night elfs. Nice.
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And how the hell are they important to the night elf culture if they abandoned everything and basically adopted Scourg/Thalassian ranger culture all the way to their outfits? They exatly that - non part of the culture.
That comparison is completely dumb. Maiev tried to make a coup for the sake of the Night Elves. She didn't side with Horde in order to genocide them just after they killed her.
This is what bugged me as well : They already had the inner conflict served on a silver platter with Maiev and her watchers who opposed Tyr/Malf for being the humans lapdogs.
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It could be a way of introducing a new class. The Nightborne are re-colored Night Elves, and the Void Elves are re-colored Blood Elves. And gameplay always wins over story.
Implying that Arthas and Sylvanas resurrection techniques are the same when they're not.
Seriously, if even Sylvanas Val'kyrs state they join freely, you have to kill spirits that don't accept the ress, and you know no undead opposed Arthas right after rez and all the undead risen in WC3 were due to necromancy and plagues instead of Valkyr... your argument is kinda shit.
Scourge served Arthas because of mind control. When they got free and formed Forsaken they cahsed him all the way to Northrend and Sylvanas even killed herself after he was dead since she saw no reason to exist after her vengeance was complete so much she hated him. Delaryn and Sira? Insta love. See the bullshit here, right?
The quest is not really explicit about it. It just says that some (most) spirits will not be able to be raised no matter what. It does not say at all that those who cannot resist will not be controlled. If you read the flavor text of the toy that this quest rewards: https://www.wowhead.com/item=166678/brynjas-beacon it almost certainly means that they ARE controlled against their free will.
Also, speaking about Sylvanas not even being there. What about Tyrande? She is supposed to be one of the most powerful individuals on Azeroth now with the connection to Elune enabling her to understand truths hidden to her before. Yet she does not tell us anything. She does not fight in the Darkshore Warfront. Se is not in the worldzone of Darkshore either. She is NOWHERE. The only thing she does in voice worldquests out of limbo.
i see we are back to bitching about Sira and Delaryn again.
no explanation will make you happy about it so just stop it.
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That's not really surprising : It's WoW Tyrande we are talking about.
And yea it's free will, (you can read the interview and the writers) hence why the Horde don't care about it. However when Sylv mind control Derek, there you see the forsaken, etc. loosing their shit.