Which is a pity.
Blizzard needs to learn to use mid-tier caracteres. I thought 8.0 was going a nice direction for Alliance, but the human potential quickly took over later.
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You are partially correct Avarie.
The alliance have children working for them, and many of them are being forced to work for the alliance parties.
Iâve run through that area with all my alts while heirloom leveling. It is a tiresome thing when youâre leveling a DPS class. T^T
I expected it when Pandarens flopped.
They dont receive anything in the Monk Order Hall (which is a crime) and Aysa didnât get any writing in the novellas unlike Ji did for one moment.
Them also doing nothing in BfA is just as dumb as the Sanlayn not appearing for Horde players and Vareesa not appearing
Big ooph.
Alleria was done dirty by the entire affair and I believe it paints Lorthemar in a bad light as well.
BTW, I was watching the Baine questline and ooph, Jaina gets dinged by the sunreaverâs in a nasty verbal fashion.
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Like I said, they need to use mid-tier characters. I was expecting Aysaâs and Jiâs appearance in the boats to mean future plot point, but alas they were forgotten since then.
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That wasnât Broflakeâs point though. âThis combative tone doesnât serve to assist your argument. It just comes across as the ProHelf group falling to pieces.â
Heâs implying what many have done before, that for some reason a player who is requesting a race needs to be a paragon of virtue otherwise it lessens the argument theyâre making.
No one needs to put up with any kind of antagonism. None of these arguments by either side need to be said or debated.
Because the simple fact of the matter is that some people are just requesting a race. And ultimately people just have to show up and provide their support for it or against it.
Blizzard decides on the rest from there. The fact that their most recent official response to the High Elf fans were âdonât give up hopeâ Iâd say High Elf fans are in a better position.
Especially since also weâre seeing more new faces that arenât alts pop into the thread for support of High Elves. Whereas on the AntiHelf side it continues to be the same few people regurgitating the same cyclical info or posing as alts to do the regurgitation.
You have moments like the previous thread that only lasted about a month and a half gaining more likes than Lydonâs thread which has been out for over 6 months or something.
All this feedback is going to Blizzard, that theyâre keeping these threads open, and that it isnât dying out means the potential to get High Elves on Alliance added in the future is still on the table.
And none of it has required for one side to be paragons of virtue. Because the arguments donât matter, Blizzard will do what they want to do. If they decide High Elves on Alliance will be in the game then nothing will stop them from doing that.
All that matters is people give their support and show engagement with this race request.
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I think it is because it is pretty difficult to write a story out that way.
I mean, a neutral faction that has people playing for both side is bound to create immense tension. You donât want it to break the pandaren race either. SoâŚwhat do you do?
I think Blizzard wrote themselves into a corner.
I donât recall seeing children there alliance side, and from the wording it seems like the alliance asked for help but the pandas didnât know they were basically helping in a war.
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Alleria was done when they use Umbric as their focal point.
Lorthemar just is a light switch at this point. He is either very important and driving the story or is irrelevant
Even then, its still garbage for a variety of reasons.
Its also why i say dont expect a pandaren AR.
Theyâre scattered about a bit better than the Horde faction side did, and they use the same lines when you free them IIRC.
Granted, I do agree with you with how the pandaren should view the conflict.
At the time, Garrosh was in charge up until the end of the expansion. Youâd be wary of a side whose leader had a mana bomb dropped on Theramore or whose actions are questionable.
YeaâŚthats pretty hypocritical.
Btw hereâs what arator looks like canonically
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This whole exchange between you and I started because you were trying to protect a well-known antagonistic anti-helf poster.
And the way you went about it was using the same tactics you accused me of doing. Talk about projection onto others.
Even Bourbonboxer has enough sense to see their logic as meme-y and dumb.
Thereâs not much else conversation to be had between us because it only started due to you getting sensitive and combative over my responses to a separate individual.
Responses which were just as apt, but the opposite of what they were stating.
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He doesnt look like the hellspawn from Three Sisters? Alleria must have very strong genes
Also why does he have green eyes?
Since I need to clarify further because it seems you misconstrue my point.
Statements of
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Is just looking to stir stuff up and not contribute to a discussion.
The best way to get someone to stop being antagonistic? You donât feed into it or respond with an antagonistic tactic.
They might paint them brown/black and give them to the Alliance as playable Furbolg at some point down the road.
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The problem is neutral race. And Ghostcrawlers point of how the pandaren failedâŚkind of still rings here
That is him from 3 sisters. Has for why he has green eyes its because elves (at least used to) had multiple color eyes, and Alleria had emerald eyes.
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Because Alleria had green eyes
Except they appear to have retconned hers to blue now, which means she cheated on Turalyon with some green-eyed human
The plot thickens
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Thatâs what really confuses me about the horde outpost. Garrosh was shown to be pretty against the use of demons and fel, but thatâs pretty much all thatâs being used in pandaria. In ashenvale he either kills, or threatens to kill someone for using demons.
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