I am only one nonbinary trans person. I cannot say why langauage evolves the way it does.
No problem lets just file their complaint and send it up for the CEO of Nonbinary-ness to see, Iâm sure theyâll get right on it
To try to get back on the supposed topic of this thread, Bruâkan is the best mercenary. I like the crazy old troll, and I hope he gathers a small army of murlocs at some point.
Itâs nice to see some extra characterization for the mercenaries. I always liked the sort of lore snippets from previous expansions like the Witchwood, and itâs nice to see them come back for more long standing characters. I also like the little nod back to Scholomance they did for Tamsin, and how she looks like she was once the Judicious Junior from the set.
And of course itâs nice to see some trans/NB representation played so nonchalantly! No sense to go in-depth about Vardenâs identity as if thatâs the one defining factor about them, just say âyeah, they use they/them, anyway heres the real fun stuff!â Good path towards LGBTQ+ identity being normalized and not the core of every fictional character who identifies as such.
I wish that scholomance uniform was a transmog option in WoW, Iâd like to wear it on my mage⌠or my warlock
In order not to discriminate against ethnicity or class, HS decided to include all of them disporportionately to the demomgraphic playing. SO there has to be a black, chinese, espanic, indian, gay, trasentual, etc character so that the fandom can identify with them.
Stupid
Follow the Star trek modo, aliens and creature that disassociate with any humans types. Its not about indentify the races rather creating a group of mystical heros people identify with.
If you want them to make the characters reflect the player demographic then a huge percentage of them are going to need to be Chinese or Korean.
Also, probably much fewer characters will be supermodels and body builders sporting six packs haha
Exactly. Growing up, Varden wasnât interested in the fancy clothes and hair and makeup of the little High Elf girls. But they also werenât interested in the different fancy clothes and hair and makeup of the little High Elf boys. Varden was interested in completely different fancy clothes and hair and makeup outside the traditional High Elf gender binary. And thatâs okay
If a person says âI prefer to use the pronoun âtheyâ,â it is polite to do as they wish.
If a Blood Elf frost mage says âI prefer to use the pronoun âtheyâ,â it is polite to do so, and it is also prudent. You donât want to go out of your way to insult a Blood Elf.
Varden is gonna frost bolt your butt if you donât show them proper respect
she looks like a boy to me
Any free skins, cards, packs if we play the story?
One class pack per story chapter if you finish, same as Book of Heroes. No word on rewards for playing the new Mercenaries mode, whenever that starts up.
I agree with you and your frustrations. I dislike that if I refer to a non-binary person as âtheyâ it can sound to someone else like I just donât know their gender. However if youâre learning english, this is just another part of english to learn now. And itâs not just an american definition, sorry to give that impression. Why not use a better word though? To answer your question, go back and read Kritanakomâs comment and youâll see that people mocked and resisted that.
Thatâs absolutely true, representation is important to non-binary people. Yeah, Blizzard is being non-direct about this and itâs basically a token representation. They could do more. Though I also agree with Inquisitorâs comment after yours, thatâs itâs nice how casual they are about this, Vardan being non-binary isnât actually made out to be a big deal.
World of Warcraft has been quietly adding gay minor characters for years. Itâs nothing bold or brave on Blizzardâs part, but itâs nice.
Magic the Gathering recently introduced a non-binary character too. Ignoring the unpopular design, if you read the article âCreating Niko Arisâ itâs nice to see that once again being non-binary is only a portion of the characterâs identity, and theyâre not forcing the topic down everyoneâs throats. Itâs representation for the people who need it, and just a regular character for everyone else.
I like synonym on bagels only.
The reward is the fun you have on the way?
Can you fix the game before adding content please?
Karens AND KENS you sexist! Men can be offended too (sorry, couldnât resist)
Ohh,
I want a refund
They, them still work in a plural context as well. No one is saying they/them is only for non binary people. Personally, I greet people with âYaâllâ
They didnât push any agenda, they literally just refered to a character as âtheyâ. People in these comments are losing their freaking minds over it as if this one nod to something out of their norms is being forced down their throats. You would think they were being forced to be trans themselves based on some of these reactions.