Well, they are as big as the taurens lmao
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Their bellies are, LOL, Just feel like devs took every chance they could this expansion to make the Alliance like one big joke.
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Ah, I see itâs once again the time for the airing of the grievances.
Wait, does this mean if we accomplish the feat of strength it will be over? Who counts as the head of the household here?
Best way to get stuff fixed is to let people know, not worry what others may think.
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Thatâs assuming itâs broken. And not all of us subscribe to the school of thought of âif it ainât broke you arenât trying hard enough.â
One may think it is, one may not, still its all opinion, so no one has the right to tell anyone else what is and what isnt. We all the right to voice our opinion without harassment or degrading.
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Yep, would be nice if you guys remembered that.
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Just posting some lore bits about High Elves, donât mind me.
On several occasions after the Sunwellâs defilement, Kaelâthas publicly asserted that his people would die unless they found a new source of magic. Technically the prince was mistaken. According to Azerothâs top priests and medics, the only high elves to perish due to magical withdrawal have been the very old, the very young, and elves who were already in poor health. Such a low rate of attrition might be considered an argument in favor of simply forgoing magic and suffering through the consequences. Indeed, a few high elves are said to have succeeded in taking this route through sheer willpower: they survived the process, however unpleasant. Apparently certain magical artifacts also ameliorate the symptoms of withdrawal and might, if sufficiently powerful, be able to suppress them altogether. This is not to say, however, that withdrawal from magic would leave the high elves unharmed. On the contrary, permanent mental or physical damage is possible.
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Be nice if everyone remembers that,
Man, that bit has a new relevance now
Mechagnomes: Allow us to introduce ourselves.
Kul Tirans are only bad because of their aesthetic, imo. They definitely have a lot more substance behind their race than basically every other Alliance Allied Race. Look at Void Elves and Mechagnomes.
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Would be nice if you guys also remembered that also.
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At least with the mechagnomes there was a little part of the Alliance community that asked for them, the kul tirans well that Was Bad joke the Devs dropped on the Alliance out of no where, but they are close in the bad joke department i will admit.
I actually think more people asked for Mechagnomes not to be included. Look at the threads asking for them. Theyâre basically filled up with people arguing against their inclusion.
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I just think when it came to ARs, Devs Delivered for the Horde while dumping on the Alliance. With Ionâs Attitude towards the Alliance kind of feels intentional.
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Well, you gotta remember, todays devs prefer the Horde because they play Horde.
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I think itâs because 90% of our Allied Races feel like bad compromises. Void Elves were a twist on our requests for High Elves, Kul Tirans were a twist on our requests for Vrykul, people asked for the robotic gnomes for WoTlK instead of mechagnomes, and Lightforged just werenât as requested as much as Broken were.
For Dark Iron Dwarves, they really should have included Wildhammer, just like Blizzard did for Magâhar. Why was it so hard to include two clans for Dwarves, but they were perfectly fine with adding the 3-5 clans for those Orcs?
The Wildhammer clan is literally being reduced to customization options in BfA. Lmao. The same people that have been some of Allianceâs strongest allies? No way.
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Supposedly there are suppose to be devs that play Alliance, but I doubt it. Not the way they project their loyalty to their Horde community.
This is where we need Chris Metzen back. Oh, he really did made the game fair for everyone, regardless of faction that people played.
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Wasnât Thrall his self-insert? Horde got crap this expansion too, donât get me wrong. But they were still better off than us.