Basically.
The Alliance Night Elves lost their capital city and they are never going to get a new one, they lost their starter zone and another zone (Ashenvale) in BfA. (And Sylvanas gets glorified for commiting genocide against them for some reason)
Meanwhile the Horde got the Night Elf model with Nightborne and they even have a beautiful high quality city in Suramar, while the Night Elves on the Alliance have nothing anymore.
I just wonder why Blizzard decided to do this? Why not instead let every race be every faction?
Ok, but let’s be honest here because this quote is distorting reality.
Nightborne have the smallest amount of customization in the game, whereas Night Elves are among the races with the most.
Nightborne players overwhelmingly did not want their current model, and instead wanted the Legion model that looked far more unique.
Suramar as a capital isn’t even accessible, except for what amounts to a small box with absolutely no vendors, transmog, professions, banks, or auction houses. Whereas Night Elves can still access Darnassus.
Well they’re like altered night elves, not the exact same thing. Undead lost just as much as the night elves did in the war.
Races aren’t free for all because it would destroy all sense of faction identities and clash horribly with lore. WoW’s a story based game, not a sandbox to that degree.
But does the Horde have meaningful access to Suramar?
Given that Darkshore has been reclaimed, and the Horde is backing off, it is reasonable to assume that Night Elf territory in Ashenvale has been recovered.
I know its just a vocal minority, but am I the only one that thinks alliance players are greedy and always want more than what’s already been given to them?
