Waiting for the other foot to drop which is typical with the Devs.
Weâll see. Will likely have to do with hair colors.
They got me watching hairstyles and Tentacles, both got me nervous on the this whole thing.
A toggle like the Night Elf vines for hair, but for Void Elf tentacles that removes the tentacles from hairstyles with them, or adds tentacles to hairstyles without them, would make me very happy.
It would basically add 6 ânewâ non-tentacle hairstyles to both male and female, and 6 ânewâ tentacle hairstyles to males, and 4 ânewâ tentacle styles to females.
âŚor we could just have the actual race of High Elves.
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Sure sure, but this is a better compromise then there was before.
Dont mind the Queldorei going the route of the Rendorei but we should have access to all Quelâdorei Cosmetics from start to Renâdorei no more compromises. The last one was a disaster. (imho)
Iâm posting this here, hoping that some dev at Blizzard may see this, and others too. I am in no way a game developer, so I couldnât imagine the amount of work that would have to go into something like this, but here are some thoughts I had about giving the Alliance âauthenticâ High Elves. I have other ideas to go with this too, and would be happy to answer any questions.
This is how they can fix the Void/High Elf thing. #1 remove Void Elves. #2 remove Blood Elves. #3 create a Neutral race: High Elves. #4 create a starting zone for them, like 1-10 or something, set during the events of the fall of Quelâthalas (ala WC3) (if youâve done the BElf Heritage armor quest, some of those events are simulated already). At the conclusion of the starting zone, have an in-game RP occur between the player, a group of HElf NPCs, and Grand Magister Rommath, who is there to teach them about siphoning magic. #5 make the decision similar to Pandaren, when they had to pick between Alliance of Horde. If you choose Horde, youâre rebranded as a âBlood Elf.â If you choose Alliance, you remain a High Elf and take a portal to SW to continue your leveling journey. #6 those Alliance High Elves who wish to study the Void can talk to Alleria and do whatever (quest, idk) and then they get branded as a âVoid Elfâ and then have access to those customizationâs (treat the VElf part like the Warlock Green Fire ability, just cosmetic, and can be turned on or off).
I love this idea.
Can we not?
None of that is needed.
I get wanting regular hair colors but this is extra.
You donât want High Elves.
You think you do, but you donât
The fact to the matter is, High Elves should have happened.
The troubling thing about high elves is that they couldâve been much better and different from blood elves. With all the suggestions that was given to Blizzard by the fans, it showed that it couldâve definitely happened. Now, we are stuck with reskins. Not just the void elf colors, we also have blood elf skin tones. We share skin tones, eye colors, and soon we may even share hairstyles.
The Thalassion Elves might as well be made neutral at this point. The High Elf Community had came up with some great suggestions and concept art and if we had gotten them, the Alliance and Horde Thalassian Elves wouldâve looked different and unique from each other with some minor similarities. Like the Night Elves and Nightborne. They look different, yet have some similarities.
It could work but it wonât happen. Mainly due to people not being happy with the lack of a Starting Zone atleast on the Horde Side Plus it would cause alot of confession.
Best thing to do is atleast hope for more High Elf Features on the Void Elves. Like Hair Colors, Tattoos, and etc.
Any major physical changes would have been nonsensical since theyâre literally the same race with different political views. Even their lifestyles were brought back in line when the sunwell was fixed.
Its probably safe the say the Pro Alliance High Elf Supporters will wait and see if the Devs take them serious and offer a realistic Version of the Alliance High Elf, If not and it not accepted then we will be back and continue asking for them and not some compromised version of what we asked for.