I don't need the link, I literally already addressed that Wowhead page, and again, it's not reliable. Ion had the actual interview with Windows Central, and Windows Central reports the exact words:
https://web.archive.org/web/20200714...on-hazzikostasFrankly, it's almost the opposite of a challenge. I think it's an easier way to tell a story and set up an expansion with very clear theming, harkening back to the wrath or our Cataclysm Deathwing days.
Part of why we didn't openly talk about who the end boss of some recent expansions was going to be, was that it wouldn't have made sense if we said it at the time. It would have given away story spoilers or twists and turns along the way. Starting out in Warlords of Draenor and being told, "hey, you're gonna fight Archimonde at the end of this one" would have been kind of a head-scratcher when it comes to understanding the theming of the expansion.
But here, there is a major, Titan-level antagonist that we are facing. And we have many steps in our journey to uncover the nature of the Jailor's plan, and put together the forces and support to even have a chance against him. And the story is going to wind its way through all the Shadowlands and our content updates until we ultimately do get a chance to confront the Jailor himself.
Tell me, what could possibly be more reliable than the website that literally had the interview with Ion?
And regardless this is about Denathrius, not the Jailer. There are several ambiguities related to these interviews, which I already mentioned earlier.
No, only the Lich King accomplished that before.Killing the "raid team" is a feat several bosses have accomplished before Argus
Of course Argus didn't end everything, still the title and description of that ability were reviewed by the team and made it live, so what do you think Blizzard wanted to convey? Furthermore, Argus wiped out the raid team while they were wielding the most powerful weapons in the cosmos and were aided by the Titans, meanwhile Denathrius fails to defeat the raid team, which this time is deprived of powerful artifact weapons or the Heart of Azeroth.As I said before, everything still existed even after he used End of All Things.
I already said this by the way.
And that's why I said he was POTENTIALLY the strongest.As I said before, Aman'thul ripped out the strongest Old God from Azeroth with ease. N'Zoth is weaker than the other Old Gods and much much weaker than any Titans.
Exactly what I said in the post above yours, did you not read it?BTW, I used the term parasites because Old Gods are parasitic life forms
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No, this thread is about how Denathrius compares to the other raid bosses. Literally, ALL questions of the OP are about that:
First question (where he asks to compare Denathrius to other villains):
Second question (where he asks how Denathrius compares to the "high tier" in the universe):how does he compare to other villains in WoW?
Third question (where he literally asks how he compares to Argus):Old God Tier? Arch/KJ tier? Perhaps even Titan Tier?
Go act snarky towards someone else, because it won't work with me. I rarely make mistakes.Do you think lorewise, he will be most powerful character players will face so far, even surpassing Argus?