We must sacrifice a raid tier to smooch pelagos
Sorry I don’t make the rules
The ones where so many non-lgbt people attempt to make us justify existing in any part of society.
All interesting ideas OP, I’m also open to new characters, I’m happy about Shaw and Flynn as well I was rooting for that over another generic Human male Elf female pairing that would have been Valeera I think her name is?
For all we know most of azeroth is bi. It’s just not told to us outtight. So you may have more pie then you know.
Wow doesn’t typically do much with romances.
I’m out of likes because of you. Thanks. GrrUwU
Oh I ran out of likes a few hours ago. Suffer with me.
Seems like you exist plenty. I just get the feeling when the rubber meets the road…so to speak, it won’t be enough. It’s almost like complaining is a large part of the identity.
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Cool, when we need someone to make baseless assumptions about entire groups of people that aren’t exactly like them we’ll come running.
Fixed my missed word i meant to have there.
Well, you’re doing a fine job of solidifying my assumptions.
It most definitely does though. I’m not going to list all of the stories that are based around relationships, but there’s a lot.
Like it even goes as far as Helya and some other titan keeper nonsense - I don’t have the chronicle nearby, but I’m pretty sure her entire existence right now as her weird “evil” fursona or whatever is because she fell in love with the wrong man and Odynn like cursed her? I dunno it was weird straight love-triangle stuff.
Jaina and Kalecgos, Classic Tyrande and Malfurion, Illidan simping Tyrande, Thrall and Aggra… I mean there’s more than a few and I know I’m forgetting a lot.
Cool Story, they’re still baseless assumptions.
Why don’t you just admit this is what you truly want? What about my “representation?” Is this about equality or just our turn?
Because I literally do not want that?
What about it, I said that to make a point, the person it was directed to understood it and that’s all that matters.
You’re just out here throwing around baseless assumptions.
Like seriously, just because other people are taking their rightful place at the table, doesn’t mean you’re going to lose your meal.
They exist but they have no affect on azeroth serviving the next world ending threat.
Theres a darker side to wow as well but it’s not reslly talked about or important to the world ending threat.
And honestly many of the romances we are told about come off as really cringey.
Aviela do you ever just relax and take a break. I feel like you’re overworking yourself.
Why? The issue is so important to you it needs to be dragged into a video game where people go to GET AWAY from real life issues? Animal Rescue is my “thing” in life and I like to come to WoW and be distracted from thinking about the stray German Sheppard I saw 2 days ago with no collar or tags in 102 degree heat who will most likely die a painful death within a week.
And I fail to see how LGBT NPCs will help your cause at all.
“Hey Thognar, check out those 2 Stormwind guards kissing in front of the fountain, cool huh?” - “Yes, Gromthug, its nice to live in a society of tolerance and acceptance in a non-judgmental space where all peoples share a common vision of social equality, anyhow, lets find some Murlocs and rip their guts out!, I sure hate those short, green little rodents!”
It would be much more impactful to have every mob in the game’s dying words be “Have your pet…spayed… or… neutered…see pet vendor for details…aaagghhh…”
But people don’t stop being people because of that, they don’t become heartless, they don’t stop loving or caring about each other. The world ending doesn’t stop people from being people.
Absolutely. Why should LGBT characters be held to some higher standard in order to exist?
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And gays wanna escape real life and have a bit of gay fantasy without thinking of stuff like hate crimes.
Shocker
Nah. I don’t think so. I think im pretty on point with my assumptions. I mean, what person with a working brain hasn’t been avalanched by the “representation” the past few years, and yet everywhere I go, I see more complaints. It’s a fair observation, and no one has enough courage to admit it.
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