ya maybe i shouldn’t of said that because it will open up a whole other can of worms and debate.
I mean, I probably wouldn’t have said it 'cause it isn’t true but hey that’s just me.
You haven’t been to a lot of book stores have you? There are 4 in the town I live in, including a Barnes & Noble and all of them have a children’s section, a teen to young adult section and an adult section within which the books are organized by genre.
ROFLMAO…
She’s not the best example of a successful leader. She really didn’t have a lot of actual power.
Thatcher was a good female leader. Tough as nails and a sharp wit.
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Varian’s soul basically torn into two parts. Do you even heard he cried about it? No.
But we could mention Illidan, and other examples.
Modern logic by Blizzard: “Masculinity bad hurr durr”
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There is no children or teens fantasy sections in any book store I have been in. There is only a fantasy section. I have never heard anyone refer to Wheel of Time or the Potter series as being an adult series but for teens and up.
Also, the writing in WoW is pretty bad, I think this has been known for so long many do not even care about the story anymore and are here just for the game play and friends.
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I want to disagree, but, Thrall was almost crying in the cinematic. If you look close, his eyes turn pink and his eyes start welling up with tears… why Blizzard? Just why?
I understand Anduin is going through some stuff, but why is Thrall also crying?
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You’re asking Magadwarf if they’re being honest?
Nah. They’re taking advantage of the weekend and the grown-ups being out of the room, trying to stir people up.
only thing im trying to stir up is conversation. Sure there is room for debate but I am not looking to cause trouble
You’re right.
No one has ever felt guilt and remorse over situations out of their control. Fake news.
I sometimes question if some of you have actually interacted with other people.
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Weak people do. Strong people do not sit and cry over things outside of their control and actually do what they can while paving a way towards being able to do something about those things out of their control.
That, is the point people are making. Anduin is weak and pathetic. And I am loving how so far no one has picked up on the foreshadowing in the clip.
Thrall warns him about what where his thoughts are taking him and he eventually gets up in anger and…points his sword towards the camera the exact same way…Arthas does in the wrath cinematic…the same sword that had Arthas’s soul in it.
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Maybe because he’s empathetic, understanding what Anduin is going through and how difficult it can be to back from it.
I agree. He better man up real quick into the story. Tired of all the females being the tough ones.
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They can be tough but they shouldn’t be the only tough ones
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I didn’t say that they should. But the men in the story have been seriously lacking.
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True dat!!
I think the most admirable aspects of strength are the less obvious ones. It’s easy to act tough on the outside, and alot harder to do the right thing while appearing weak.
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Oh spare me. Humans are emotional beings and everyone processes things differently. Not everyone can be a big and strong e-tough guy like yourself.
The cinematic made it pretty clear Thrall’s words got through and he’s going to put on his game face for whatever big bad we murder hobo for purples.
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Why are you denying that it’s also a thing? Are you saying that Horde by burning the teldrassil solved the Night elf problems?
That warfronts wasn’t a thing? Or that Alliance didn’t invade Zandalari?
I agree that since SL it is indeed solvi g problems but it is exactly why the game is so lame and boring right now. And it looks like it won’t be any better in the future.