Playing the Horde side of the Broken Shore scenario again.
After all that has happened with Sylvanas during BfA, hearing her competently commanding her peers, working together with the other leaders, and not talking down to people? It’s almost alien.
Feels like it’s been so long since she first started her mustache twirling.
Like damn, I feel so inspired after listening to her talk at Vol’jin’s funeral. I miss our old chaotic-good Sylvanas.
Whoa, you mean when the Alliance and Horde had a fun rivalry while both doing the right thing instead of being at each other’s throats for UTTERLY IDIOTIC reasons? Whaaaaaaaaaaaa?
We still need to see Shadowlands before we make any judgements I think. For I’m not convinced she’s not acting in the Hordes interests still, or at least those she identifies with most.
In all honesty OP you’re wasting your time, the Sylvanas haters will not tolerate having a real conversation about how Blizzard has totally butchered her character, you’re going to get a lot of “I just want her to die for what she did to Bolvar-chan”
Liars do tend to not be honest. She needed the Horde to stay on her side. Plus there were demons invading, have to fire up the people for that.
Blizz plans the story far in advance. By Legion’s release they knew what was going to happen with Sylvanas in BfA. There were seeds of Shadowlands already planted in Legion.
Just a year before in War Crimes that same inspiring leader planned to kill and raise her own sister. She’s really always been a terrible person.
Well we’ll find out in Shadowlands anyways, what hasn’t been revealed is her motives, and I’m confident her motives and actions will be vindicated.
The reason given during the stories was because Malfurion was still alive they couldn’t occupy Teldrassil. I’m fully confident that while the end outcome may have been written, the huge amount of fans standing behind her, caused them to rewrite portions to try and get them to back off.
Would be fine if they knew how to write an actual war story instead of this black and white nonsense.
War is hardly ever as black and white as they like to teach us in school. Both sides to a conflict often have pretty damn good reasons to not like the other.
Let’s look at the facts here. Sylvanas’s first action after being freed: declaring, on behalf of the Forsaken that she hasn’t consulted, that they’re going to reject the Dreadlords’ offer and go to war with them. Her second action: mind-controlling people willy-nilly to make that war happen. Her third action: killing Garithos after stabbing him in the back when they teamed up to fight the Dreadlords.
The real question is what the heck the Legion writers were smoking that they could possibly think she would be an adequate leader of the Horde.