Why would the artists make something that confusing though? Cinematics don't look that vague, unless you are going for a deliberately blurry shot it should always be clear what you are looking at.
Someone asked an AI art program to have a horned character in the background, and the program didn't think to have one of the horns actually attached to the head, or in correct proportions for that matter.
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That is some next level reaching to me. Sails don't look anything like that. Where are the masts for one?
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You are almost definitely wrong.
There’s nothing there to indicate that the Light would turn something even more monstrous. If you want a read of what light “corruption” would do then look at Lothraxion.
The race in the image looks a lot more like a drogbar than any orc we’ve seen in a CGI cinematic.
The reason I think it is AI is because of the "orcs'" head. If you look at the front of his face, it looks like he's wearing a helm, obviously. But as you start looking more towards the left, the helm slowly fades into his body and then he suddenly also has 3 weird ear tentacles.
The closest I could guess would be those plant orcs from Draenor.
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Also how the orc looks more like a generic fantasy orc, rather than the defined look WoW orcs have.
Even assuming corruption of some sort, why doesn't the orc look even close to the proportions we are used to? The face looks like a LESS exaggerated version of an orc, whereas corruption in WoW tends to make the character MORE exaggerated.
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Not to mention that the ears aren't even at the right resting angle and look far larger and more batlike. They also look much too high, but I'm having trouble finding a recent cinematic still that shows the side of an orc's head very clearly. There's also the lack of lips.
"We will soon be in a world in which a man may be howled down for saying that two and two make four."
— G.K. Chesterton
You hate dracthyr because you hate scalies, I hate dracthyr because I'm a scalie and know naga are better. We are not the same.
Off topic, but I remember Blizzard saying we will have more CGI cinematics than before, was this a dream ? 0 during SL, 0 during DF, weird.
"We will soon be in a world in which a man may be howled down for saying that two and two make four."
— G.K. Chesterton
You hate dracthyr because you hate scalies, I hate dracthyr because I'm a scalie and know naga are better. We are not the same.
They can wear different armour though surely. The nose is the only feature of line whereas every other Drogbar feature lines up.
The character in the cinematic looks nothing like WoW orcs we’ve seen in CGI at all.
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Yeah, for the record I feel like it’s more likely to be one of Avaloren’s races.
I just don’t think it’s an Orc at all, they look nothing like the ones we’ve already seen in WoW cgi.
The nose goes against it for being a Drogbar for sure but I see it has having more Drogbar similarities than Orc.
"We will soon be in a world in which a man may be howled down for saying that two and two make four."
— G.K. Chesterton
You hate dracthyr because you hate scalies, I hate dracthyr because I'm a scalie and know naga are better. We are not the same.
I would discard the creature being a Drogbar immediately, because, why would anyone would want to see a Drogbar in a cinematic? They are irrelevant. I would rather see a Niffen.
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Looks like a cross between Orc and Botani. That chin looks morphed like Mephisto’s in Diablo. I tought the background object was a humanoid but on closer look it stands like a banner.