Did the Jailer take control over Bolvar when fighting Sylvanas to make him lose?

[Deathknightish]

Something I just realised when looking at Anduin's video again. When the Jailer is on the joystick, Anduin's eyes turn blue. Who else had a colour change in his eyes? Bolvar, when fighting Sylvanas.

Do you think the Jailer decided to take control over Bolvar to make sure that he lost, because he was afraid that Bolvar would've ruined his plans if he had defeated Sylvanas?

[Soon-TM]

Something I just realised when looking at Anduin's video again. When the Jailer is on the joystick, Anduin's eyes turn blue. Who else had a colour change in his eyes? Bolvar, when fighting Sylvanas.

Do you think the Jailer decided to take control over Bolvar to make sure that he lost, because he was afraid that Bolvar would've ruined his plans if he had defeated Sylvanas?

According to the We Ride Forth short story, Bolvar was about to lose in his struggle to resist the Jailor's influence, in addition to Bolvar being aware of Sylv's intentions (or so he thought). The whole point of summoning the Four Horsemen was to have the winner killed before the Jailor could take over. But alas, Sylv didn't even need the Helm to become the Blue Man's errand girl.

[Houle]

Something I just realised when looking at Anduin's video again. When the Jailer is on the joystick, Anduin's eyes turn blue. Who else had a colour change in his eyes? Bolvar, when fighting Sylvanas.

Do you think the Jailer decided to take control over Bolvar to make sure that he lost, because he was afraid that Bolvar would've ruined his plans if he had defeated Sylvanas?

nah he was still in full control, but he wasnt using the helmet to its full potential (in fact, he didnt REALLY use it the entire time he had it, he just used 0.5% of its power to kep the undead in icecrown), so the 4 horseman would be able to kill him shouldhe win against syvanas.