Because I think Arthas was born into privilege and wealth, was beloved by his teacher, family, and friends, was consistently given good advice, and ignored it at every turn.
I think Arthas has a great story. But he was a privileged, healthy, wealthy prince. Guldan was a literal pauper with a bone disease and nobody on his side.
No excuses, live right or get left.
Okay, thatâs actually a really good point.
I used to like Arthas a lot (until Twitter yelled at me for it)
I like arthas too. But I like him as a villain. Not as #goals.
I think people forget that he was, uh, horrible despite being a fascinating character.
There are people in real life, famous now but dead so they get holidays named after them, that were pretty much this.
Gulâdan, Garrosh, so many ingame were catalysts. All began by trying to defend the Horde, their family after all.
Of course.
I think this is where the confusion comes from people think that if you like the bad guy in a story that means you want to be them.
The whole empathy vs sympathy thing.
his WoD version was the last good character in the franchise.
But he didnât do anything wrong.
Iâm a little more optimistic. I liked Talanji and Flynn Fairwind a whole lot. I also really like what theyâre doing to develop the dragons this expansion. Big fan of Sindragosaâs simulacrum especially.
Yup, did I say I was ⊠
The elements also left him on read. That was another big part of it
Whatâs an astronautâs favorite part of the keyboard?
The Space Bar⊠
So;
Yeah, not a hard choice.
Apparently Gulâdan had 20/20 future vision.
Honestly,I do feel for him through all his struggles he turned to evil but isnât that how things turn when a person is at his last stage?
I would hope one day we see such a struggle turn to good but this is World of Warcraft . What story would be good in the end without a twist.
So itâs become a dad joke thread? Hereâs one:
Question: What do you get if you cross a mosquito with a mountain climber?
Nothing. You canât cross a vector with a scalar.
Guldan died before the anima draught.
Heâd have been kicking it in Maldraxus.
Souls being used by the Legion doesnât really make sense anymore after Shadowlands. Thatâs the problem with trying to go too deep into the nonsensical narrative that the dung writing team has delivered.
I stand by my original post. Guldanâs actions literally killed any chance of him ever being a sympathic character from any sane perspective.
Why didnât the vampire feed on Taylor Swift?
She has bad blood.
I wouldnât change the story here. I think itâs good as is.