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"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.
What about with the Augmentation thing? He was pretty reasonable in assuming we'd get a support spec when all the evidence was pointing that way, and there was still some opposition on that front simply because it was someone considered annoying and repetitive who was saying it.
"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.
Just like how he thought the mechanical dragon mount meant we’d be getting Undermine in the following expansion. He swings a wide net and hopes for a catch then claims he predicted it whenever something is caught.
Either way, back on topic. If what’s been datamined is true regarding the Aspects then that seems pretentious final regarding the Dragonflight story.
What could 10.2.5 be about?
I would like an explanation about that too but so far there's been nothing, right?
Just watching testing now and doesn't seem like he even mentions anything. We just go in and deal with him. Very odd. You can't include the current Fire Lord, the one the Shamans pretty much put there, into a raid and not mention anything about it lol..
Odd choice. If there’s no intention of attaching any story to his being there then Blizz could have just opted for a newly created fire elemental character. Unless of course they just want a well known name their to make the raid seem more interesting. But again, what’s the point if there’s no story?
I'm glad I'm not alone in not liking that word. Though for me its more just how its brought up and I don't ever recall hearing it before. It feels like a "what, we've always had this word, you're crazy" sorta thing.
Its like how suddenly in A Feast For Crows the word "nuncle" is used all over the place. Just sticks out.
I mean isn't it pretty straight-forward? The Incarnates whole deal, though they take individual approaches, is undoing Order control and retaking the planet for the primal forces (i.e. Elements). They're pretty unambiguously helpful from the pov of the elementals, it's not surprising that even one of the Elemental Lords joined up. The Earthen Ring voted for him, but they're also perfectly content letting the elements stay handicapped for the sake of the whole planet remaining in its current status quo.