I mean in reality it is Azeroth herself using us as a vessel to destroy him. Seems fitting the one hes been leeching off of for so long is the one to finish him.
I mean in reality it is Azeroth herself using us as a vessel to destroy him. Seems fitting the one hes been leeching off of for so long is the one to finish him.
Appreciate your time with friends and family while they're here. Don't wait until they're gone to tell them what they mean to you.
Appreciate your time with friends and family while they're here. Don't wait until they're gone to tell them what they mean to you.
Already a thread on this we don't need two.
https://www.mmo-champion.com/threads...er-(cinematic)
I mean it's shit but so was just about every other WoW x-pack ending except for WotLK and MoP
As stated above, this is a work in progress, and there's an encrypted cutscene after. Which means we know nothing except that we're going to fight N'zoth. We don't even know if we win or lose or something else happens. My money is on the latter. There's also some major weirdness with N'zoth himself and his model going on.
They are not gods first of all. Chronicle told us exactly what they are. They're essentially parasitic sperm from the void lords. They're about as much gods as the Keepers are.
Secondly, we do know exactly the mortality of them because the true "gods" of this universe, the writers, confirmed they are in fact dead dead dead.
Ummm Yogg's chains were CLEARLY broken that looked the same as the ones on Nzoth AND he controlled all of his jailers. Cthun was also possibly freed since the original war against the Qiraji.
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We know we win because there is datamined text for post raid.
Plot twist: Blizzard intentionally released this "leak" to screw with out expectations and give us something truly phenomenal... (or even exceptionally average, and feel phenomenal in comparison)
I can dream, right?
But at any rate, I know WoW's team is capable of better than this hot garbage. Even if BFA has been a bad expansion in terms of story overall, this is absolute bottom of the barrel quality story.
I'd rather our fight with N'zoth show him that he cannot control us, and instead of trying to control us, he try to kill us in desperation in the end. That our sheer will is what saves us, not "lol imachargin up mah azerite lazer, gg Nzoth".
I'd love to see assistance in the fight and in N'zoth's demise, but I'd rather see that from Azeroth directly ("Don't give up!") rather than from Magni's laser beam that saves us because we're too weak and helpless to fight on our own.
This feels just as bad as when Thrall had to save us from mean ole Gary Hellwhimper in WoD Nagrand and his super punch attack. Shit writing that makes us feel like shit heroes.
...But this is enough of a rant for one post. I'm hoping it's not this bad. Surely Blizzard won't write something this bad.
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No, no it has not. Warcraft has always been hovering between average and below average. This is bottom of the barrel, some of the worst garbage I've ever seen in Warcraft... and that's saying something, given that WoW has had some incredibly lows in the past.
This isn't the issue at all. It's the end that's ruining it, not the fact "we killed N'zoth in a patch." That said, if you think they are not rushing the story for the final boss of the expansion, with all due respect... you are pretty biased here. We barely even met N'zoth and suddenly he's both the big bad of the expansion and dying to Azerite lazer beam of autowin. So why didn't we just fire this auto-win lazer at the start of the expansion and save ourselves the trouble?
Hell, you know the entire raid is going to be cringeworthy when the first boss is Wrathion, where "nothing he did mattered, he was still ultimately taken over by N'zoth, gg", and the description of the raid is "You need to save the universe". Like, they aren't even being subtle about this anymore.