I mean, because he is just that - arrogant and cocky teenager. The moment he meats Sabellian, instead of trying be more diplomatic, he acts arrogant and keeps pissing him off with snarky comments like it is a dick measuring contest.
He will still defo gonna be an Aspect over Sab. He is a well established character that was around since MoP, while the other guy literally was not here since BC and is using a generic human model. I expect Sab dying, trying to fight corruption or doing some self-sacrifice, which will cause Wrathion to mature a little.
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Sometimes, the light of the moon is a key to other spaces. I've found a place where, for a night or two, the streets curve in unfamiliar ways. If I walk here, I might find insight, or I might be touched by madness.
Sure, but just because Teldrassil 2.0 is set on the Dragon isles, it doesn't mean that there can't be any content around it. Everyone will own DF once 11.0 comes out, and it is set up to be the "base game" (i.e. continuation of Exiles Reach and replacing BFA in that regard).
You can still have story content based around something that is in a different zone or continent even if it is not on the current world continent. And that's arguably better than just focusing on the "current expansion continent".
They aren't doing it just for the sake of doing it, they are doing it to develop the story. You can develop the story of something even if its on the Dragon Isles. Just because Teldrassil 2.0 won't be in Kalimdor doesn't mean that the Night Elves suddenly will stop giving a shit about it; it is still their ancestral home.
Making everything based around the current expansion and never revisiting old expansion zones is one of the biggest flaws of WoWs story telling, and the few times the did do it (especially in Legion in Class Hall Quests) it actually makes it feel like a "World of Warcraft" and not "Expansion of Warcraft".
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I mean, when did Wrathion actually try to do the Aspects' job? Arguably, the only time he did was when he fought back against N'zoth, and there was a lot of personal vendetta included there.
He certainly didn't care about protecting Azeroth when the Legion literally was a hair away from destroying Azeroth (partially because of him).
And then in DF it was shown that he doesn't care about the future of his flight either, considering his first reaction to the last eggs being wiped out was snitching on Sabellian.
Sometimes, the light of the moon is a key to other spaces. I've found a place where, for a night or two, the streets curve in unfamiliar ways. If I walk here, I might find insight, or I might be touched by madness.
With an underground zone being almost guaranteed as one of the patch zones at this point, what do you think the other patch zone(s) will be (assuming we get another in 10.3, too)? Maybe an island like Mechagon or Timeless Isle but with Dragonflight size/mechanics?
Also, do you guys think we'll be getting new Renown factions? If we're to believe Khaz Algar is beneath the Dragon Isles, a dwarven faction would be neat.
I don't see why we wouldnt. The granular Renown rewards are a much better fit for the kind of rewards WoW factions should give. The question for me is whether we will get more Renown for the factions we already have. Might be difficult given they have Paragon rewards, but maybe.
The world revamp dream will never die!
I'll say that Zereth Ordos is not improbable as a 10.3 zone. I still hope for Island Expeditions/Torghast content only evergreen added in Cavern of Times that just sends us at different points in time.
But Wrathion keeps calling him his father. Which still might be possible if Neltharion impregnated his daughter & Wrathion was somehow in an egg for 1000+ years.
It was brought to my attention the conflict might be settled with Wrathion starting a Silver Flight; It's implied Tyr intended Dralad to be the Aspect of the sixth flight & the Silver Dragonscale is a remnant of that plan.
As Biomega did above, you're responding to:
"Wrathion has no leadership experience."
"Yes, he does. Look at all of this explicit, very objective leadership experience he has."
with:
"No, but he's young though!"
Also, I don't know if you're entirely misremembering their initial encounter, but Wrathion is not the arrogant and dick-measuring one. His first line is a genuinely curious "Who are you?" to which Sabellian responds with declaring himself heir of Neltharion and follows up with a stereotypically arrogant "and you are...?" Even after this exchange, Wrathion's next comment is "well I don't know where you came from, brother, but good timing." He's entirely diplomatic. Sabellian, again, is the one who then responds to Wrathion arrogantly, putting him down as "little brother" and immediately expressing doubt at his capability despite having never met him. It is only at that point, after having now been verbally jabbed twice, that Wrathion makes a snarky comment about how Sabellian is underestimating him and has been away too long to understand the situation.
I assume that people just haven't actually done the original Sabelmane questline, because Wrathion isn't a tenth as arrogant, belittling and dismissive as Sabellian is. Y'know, the guy whose diplomatic philosophy is, and I direct quote:
The same person who thinks of the Cenarion Expedition as a group to be "used", and who responds to the player actively helping him with shit like:Baron Sablemane says: If they will not bend knee, then she is to see to it that they are destroyed!
Now, do be a good little <boy/girl> and run this up to Rexxar.
And hey, the ploy Sabellian used to transport the eggs is just moronic storytelling on behalf of Blizzard; "we will stay in human form in the ground and the Primalists will sure ignore the dragons flying with the eggs above and follow us instead!" and very much makes a point to keep Wrathion in the dark so he can embarrass him in front of Alexstrasza.
Any guesses what the Megadungeon is going to be? Would it be insane to think they put one of the incarnates in there as to not saturate future raid content with a ton more dragon fights? Or will it be different in style/tone from the rest of the expansion like Mechagon kinda was.
So far the megadungeon has always been off theme. While Karazhan had a few demons, they weren't really the dungeon's theme like Legion was. Mechagon was completely different to the rest of BfA and Tazavesh had nothing to do with the Jailer and the main story. So I expect the Megadungeon to not be about the incarnates and to tell a separate, not Dragon related story.