Is this the part where you scream enough in bold, caps, and large font?
Or the part where youâll now twist your moustache and act as if youâve won something like always?
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Same guy for both posts, right? Which one came first the tweet or the AMA?
Not sure, since both post are about a couple of years ago.
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Are you really wanting to mock me with some ways that I post?
The tweet is the latest. Itâs in response to a helfer from MMO-Champ asking specifically about the âI vaguely rememberâ line.
It looks pretty bad regardless, but it does make me curious if he was candid in the AMA and then players caught on so he ended up having to tiptoe back to a more âneutralâ response with the tweet because⌠Whups, we gave away our actual reason and players called us out on it.
Oh, so probably damage control then woo.
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I never really trusted either ones with Xalneth as other devs says different things too. Honestly, without any actual fact to the real reason to why Blood Elves were actually made Horde, I canât say this and that without any proof to back it up.
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I find it ironic you complain you are being mocked, but are quick to do it towards others.
FYI, I didnât mock you, it is what you do when you get upset the conversation doesnât go your way.
Seriously, what do you hope to accomplish in the discussion by making snide remarks? Do you think Iâll change my mind on my stance if you insult me enough?
I know what youâll say
Broflake you donât matter.
And you are correctâŚbutâŚ
If youâre hoping to convince the devs to make high elves a thing, I highly doubt theyâll consider it if your constant comments of âIon doesnât know anythingâ âthe devs made a mistakeâ âthe devs are biased and suckâ.
CauseâŚyou knowâŚits the same line of thinking you hold towards those not wanting high elves on the alliance.
Well, itâs not like âI vaguely rememberâ is a strong bit of evidence. Especially when thereâs Metzen comments from around the time. The person asking was pushing for it to be solid proof that it was just a silly request and did get shot down.
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I wouldnât say damage control, because it wouldnât affect them in a meaningful way. Peopleâs memories are easily manipulated, and fluid. He may remember one thing at the time, then recall other contributing factors afterwards. Hence, it isbest to consider it a combination of factors rather than one singular thing.
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Where am I complaining? Now this is your own wishful thinking.
Find a post of mine where I am mocking someone.
If you find the word âenoughâ an insult, then got some bad news for you.
The devs already do know that High Elves within the Alliance is already something. Ion even made a statement in one of the Q&Aâs that High Elves and Blood Elves are different from each other. Even in game, they are represented as 2 different groups.
Once again, link any comment of mine where I have said âIon doesnât know anythingâ or âthe devs are biased and suckâ.
Actually, why donât you actually find proof of my post first before making such claims.
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Its just pushing buttons, I wouldnât even waste the time.
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I think Blood Elves never would have made sense personality fit for Alliance.
Had the BE story just been Kaelthas and then it been a group of High Elves who never changed their name or had that shift that reclaimed Quelâthalas then I could see those being added in BC. But all in all Blood Elves are Blood Elves and fit perfectly on Horde, and Alliance High Elves are Alliance High Elves and fit perfectly on Alliance and deserve to be playable!
I donât really know about this. Like, the story of how they joined the Horde does make some sense, but it doesnât make full sense, considering that there is gaps within the lore that lead them up to that decision.
I cannot take this seriously.
If that is what you believe I am referring, then it just runs in line with the typical âSara makes bad assumptionsâ.
And in terms of design they are one and the same. Hence his whole âpale, blonde, blah blah blah horde is waiting for you.â.
Lore =/= design.
Design wise they are one and the same.
Lore wise, yes, they are different, and it doesnât matter.
Nope. I have better time than digging through hundreds of your posts to pick out each and every single one where you throw insults, make assumptions, etc etc.
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Personality wise they just arenât the fit. They are too independent, and strong and have a sense of vanity that isnât to their detriment but doesnât fit with the narrative of Alliance.
The Alliance sabotaging their homeland in midst of them reclaiming it didnât help either. And their connection with Sylvanas as a leeway into Horde makes organic sense. Iâd be more confused if Sinâdorei were Alliance.
Quelâdorei are already integrated with Alliance culture, and are a bit more lack luster in the flair department as far as being prideful. They seem more reserved, more stoic, more Alliance because they retained their personalities and allegiance without having a shift.
So, in otherwords, you rather accuse me of doing something, but canât prove so of me doing something.
See, once again, making assumptions without having any evidence. Why? Because you have none.
Lore is just as important as game design. After all, the design of WoW is also based around the lore. If you rather ignore lore, then obviously, youâre not playing the game and now just making more assumptions to why the Proâs are requesting for High Elves to become playable on the Alliance.
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How about this, I go back to all my post as when I was an Anti, and show everyone how bad my behaviour was? The countless times I called people trolls, the countless times where I was claiming âbased on looksâ, etc.
THink most of us did, we just admit when we were wrong others dont.
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