Warcraft 1, Warcraft 2, Warcraft 3. The World of WARCRAFT the mmorpg.
Create a character who sole purpose is to fight and kill things. In a world filled with opposing factions that kill each other on sight. With the most powerful weapons they can wield. And go out and kill as many enemies as possible. What does all this mean to you?
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Dont those 3 regularly disappear for expansions at a time with their sulkiness?
Baine pouted on the floor for an expansion.
Thrall been so sad about losing his connection to the elements.
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To me it means you can’t see past the surface level.
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hey, i’m curious what you think the main message of ‘fight club’ was. i’m assuming you walked away thinking “that movie was cool because it says that fighting rules and blowing stuff up is awesome”
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Really? well that’s your opinion, fine. Now please tell me what you think World of WARCRAFT is all about?
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Overcoming adversity, learning to accept differences and change, strength in unity, that fighting doesn’t solve the worlds problems in itself. Just to name a few.
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Interesting. So we have different opinions.
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Real men cry and express their feelings all the time y’all are just jealous.
Go on lads get the express pads out and cry with your hearts.
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Indeed we do
One thing that I always feel is forgotten, that us, as an outside observer actually would not have seen a lot of these struggles in the cutscene. We witness a lot of anduin’s life behind closed door’s like were watching a TV show
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big “of course walter white is a good guy. he’s the main character of the story!” energy from you here my friend
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Sorry I never saw the movie “The Fight Club.” So I can’t comment on it.
i have to be honest, that shocks me more than anything else you’ve said here.
Really? Why?
because you’re, like, the exact demographic the movie was marketed to 
In what way?
You choose a teen novel series riddled with tropes and no original ideas…
Sure am glad you couldnt think of a single example, I can however which shows a total lack of bias on my part. The Witcher series is a prime example of GREAT WRITING for both male and female characters and has the most powerful character being a female, and better written than the over-whelming majority of trash pushed out today.
But thank you for helping prove my point. You cant even name one let alone a list.
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actually his example was good and yours was bad. which proves you are very biased indeed.
“Emotions bad, me manly man me no feel stuff. Man who feel stuff bad man, not tough man like Ugg.”
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I have never once seen the wheel of time referenced as a teen book series.
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