"Man is his own star. His acts are his angels, good or ill, While his fatal shadows walk silently beside him."-Rhyme of the Primeval Paradine AFC 54
You know a community is bad when moderators lock a thread because "...this isnt the place to talk about it either seeing as it will get trolled..."
Something can be anything.
And that something can be exactly nothing.
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Thank you for acknowledging it's inherent speculative material qualities.
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I think you are using a misguided analogy.
The lifeblood is the energy source= azerite (once cystalized or remnants of the well of eternity)
The Maelstrom or Well of eternity was the device itself.
It will be used as the portal.
It can't be nothing if it is something. Once again you are wrong.
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The Well of Eternity is Azerite. There is no device. You can't have Azerite be remnants of the well of eternity if the well is actually a device separate from Azerite. Azerite also exists in liquid form.
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"Man is his own star. His acts are his angels, good or ill, While his fatal shadows walk silently beside him."-Rhyme of the Primeval Paradine AFC 54
You know a community is bad when moderators lock a thread because "...this isnt the place to talk about it either seeing as it will get trolled..."
Lmao oh man.
There is no helping someone learn when they refuse to accept the possibility of being wrong.
It's already been said several times, and you seem to be unwilling to hear it, but the Well of Eternity was NOT a portal. The Highborne under Azshara created a portal WITHIN it, through which the Burning Legion invaded and Sargaras planned to come himself (likely as an Avatar, since he's the same size as the planet). A portal inside the Well and powered by it is not the same as the Well itself being a portal. The Well was never a portal, and even having a portal inside it was temporary and never a key feature of the Well.
Not only that, but the well was completely destroyed and the portal along with it. The resulting Maelstrom is not actually the Well of Eternity. It is a magical storm that resulted from the explosion of the Well.
What's interesting is the Maelstrom IS now a portal, thanks to Deathwing, but it's a portal to Deepholm, which is completely useless for the purposes of your theory.
Also I don't really understand what you're trying to imply about the Demon Soul (it's not called the Dragon Soul anymore), but it seems you might be trying to suggest that the Heart of Azeroth is in fact the Demon Soul.
This would be some insanely bad writing. We have a pretty complete history of the Demon Soul, up to and including its ultimate destruction in Outland. The Demon Soul we use in Cataclysm to kill Deathwing (well, that Thrall uses to killsteal Deathwing) was returned to the exact moment we stole it, and the timeline is still intact so it went on to be destroyed twice just as our history already played out (this doesn't actually make sense, granted, but that's just how time travel in WoW works).
Lastly, I understand English is not your first language, but dude you really need practice if you're going to be putting out large English-language things like this for what I'm sure you hope will be mass consumption. It's almost impossible to follow what you're trying to say in most of your original post.
And it was mentioned by one of the other guys contesting the Well of Eternity was not a portal but mentioned key details that the same water that was used in Nordrassil was for the very same reason why Archimonde wanted to invade it: use the well as a portal.
We assumed it was destroyed. It merely sanked. And for 10k year do you think not the Nagas will not find a way to fix it?
It is part of their identity. The Well of Eternity was the very reason of their existence. In that very long span of years, do you think they still do not understand things about it, what it is for?
The story of WoW starts with the Sundering. The Reign of Chaos also started with the Sundering.
Because the Sundering is directly tied to the Well of Eternity. I stand by my ground.
So your saying that in itself and with itself, even within it, WoE is not a portal?
With all the evidence given I stand by my ground and I know for a fact WoW will disclose that the Well of Eternity or whatever remains from it or in what new form it could have been behind our knowledge, something is coming.
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Hey you, are you hiding something?
Him: oh no, it's nothing...
I don't believe you come on tell me. What is it? Is it money, a toy, a ring (perhaps anything)
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You're the one using a misguided analogy.
The Well of Eternity was not the device itself, it was a container for energy, AKA a battery.
That battery was then used by a device(Azshara and her mages) to create a portal through spellcasting.
The well is just a container for energy, it is a battery, you are wrong.
No, he wanted to use it to power a portal. It, just like the WoE, is just a container for energy.And it was mentioned by one of the other guys contesting the Well of Eternity was not a portal but mentioned key details that the same water that was used in Nordrassil was for the very same reason why Archimonde wanted to invade it: use the well as a portal.
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I agree the Well its a source of energy that can be used to power portal to any place in the cosmos.
In time, we will learn if we will need to leave Azeroth.
Thank god this guy got banned, but I still have to respond to this complete nonsense.
Wrong, he wanted to use it as a POWER SOURCE for the portal. I really don't understand how this is a hard distinction to understand. Literally any source of power as strong as the WoE (probably including the Sunwell and the Nightwell) could be used for this purpose.And it was mentioned by one of the other guys contesting the Well of Eternity was not a portal but mentioned key details that the same water that was used in Nordrassil was for the very same reason why Archimonde wanted to invade it: use the well as a portal.
This is not an assumption. Every source of lore confirms that this is destroyed.We assumed it was destroyed. It merely sanked. And for 10k year do you think not the Nagas will not find a way to fix it?
Here, look at this map of Nazjatar:
See that on the right? Zin-Azshari? That's the city that was built around the Well. Notice anything missing?
No Well.
This literally makes no sense. The story of WoW specifically starts after the Third War, the story of Warcraft as a whole starts with the emergence of the first Titan or Void Lord, whichever came first, and Reign of Chaos takes place literally 10 THOUSAND years after the Sundering, so yeah I have no idea what he's on about here.The story of WoW starts with the Sundering. The Reign of Chaos also started with the Sundering.
This has nothing to do with anything. Nobody contests that the Sundering is tied to the Well of Eternity. The Sundering was caused by the DESTRUCTION (specifically the implosion) of the Well of Eternity. This actually hurts this argument if anything.Because the Sundering is directly tied to the Well of Eternity. I stand by my ground.
Yes, that is exactly what everybody is saying. Is a fish tank water? Or is it simply a container for that water? (Spoiler, it's just a container)So your saying that in itself and with itself, even within it, WoE is not a portal?
You heard it here first folks. He knows for a FACT that something could go down somewhere in some way at some point in time, SO LOOK SHARP!With all the evidence given I stand by my ground and I know for a fact WoW will disclose that the Well of Eternity or whatever remains from it or in what new form it could have been behind our knowledge, something is coming.
So glad he got banned, this thread can die now. Just couldn't let that last reply of his stand uncontested even if he won't see it. (Let's be honest, we all know he's still lurking this thread)
I really don't think this can be defended with a language skills issue. This is a problem of logic, not linguistics. He knows what things are in English, so he should be able to grasp at least one of the many counter-examples presented in this thread. Instead, he stubbornly stands by his terrible proclamation that it is, in fact, a portal.
You're right that his command of the English language is lacking, but not as much as his command of basic logic.
Just look at this analogy he used:
I have a hard time imagining this being a failure of translation. That pretty much has to be intentional, because it's consistent with itself and his assertion that nothing can be something. The problem is not the use of the wrong words (though it is poorly worded). The problem is the faulty logic that equates a lie with the truth.Hey you, are you hiding something?
Him: oh no, it's nothing...
I don't believe you come on tell me. What is it? Is it money, a toy, a ring (perhaps anything)
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I still don't think that's the problem. It doesn't help, but it's not like languages are different enough to make "nothing" suddenly mean "something". Hungarian (if that is the language he speaks, I haven't read the whole thread), is a very different language from English, to be sure, but opposites are still opposites. Some things are universal. The concept of the Well not literally being a portal is an easy one.
His command of the language is enough that he mainly seems to struggle with syntax and word choice. This simply isn't a concept that should be difficult to translate for someone that is even remotely able to speak (or in this case read and write) the language.
For the most part I have just concluded he is some next level troll that has managed to troll even himself. Like Trollception. A troll within a troll.
Ah well, either way, that quote is exactly what I mean. I literally can't imagine mistranslating so thoroughly that something and nothing are suddenly synonyms while still managing to get a consistent, if incoherent, point across.
Funny dig, but obviously you can't actually troll yourself. It's only trolling if you're doing it on purpose.