Why is that? They’re different kingdoms and cultures, and have probably been separated like that for centuries. Having different architecture makes perfect sense to me.
And they do not look exactly alike either.
Before BFA they did - that’s the point.
I don’t either. It’s not even the same blue color, which I’ve pointed out in other posts. 
I think these eye colors for Belfs are fantastic and they are actually part of the lore. I think it makes sense, I think it’s a great addition, and I think people need to just drop the crazy and be excited for all of the neat things Blizz is trying to give us.
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Not that it matter about the eye color, But when I seen all the “In your face Alliance”, and “we got high elves” from Horde Players (You do know you had High Elves Already just not the Alliance Ones yours are called Sin’dorei) well went and checked out what all the hoopla was all about.
The male alliance high elves have almost the same new eyes that we see on wowhead for blood elves.
lol
I have you on ignore…so I’m not even seeing your postings, if you have truly been attacked I’ve just probably missed it. 
buh bye
You’ll eat your ice cream and you’ll like it. Now stop your whinning!
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No I don’t believe I will.
(I’m lactose intolerant. The example was for others. Please don’t make me.)
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Well, when you resort to blowing up the forums with spam threads because you didn’t get every single thing you wanted, you are going to get a lot of backlash. There are thousands of things each individual player wants, but is never going to get, because those things are not what were intended for the game. You already have High Elves on both factions. You are not going to get every single little thing tailored to your desires. If I want to play a Worgen, I have to go Alliance. If I want to play a Human, I have to go Alliance. If I want to play an Orc, I have to go Horde. You have to choose, and the choices aren’t always going to be in your favor. That’s the beauty of MMO’s. To sound off about it for decades is just being unreasonably stubborn. I wanted 2H Frost for a long time, but when it seemed like I was never going to get it back, I quit. I didn’t blow up the forums with spam threads. Before I quit, I kept my arguments in a raindrop of DK forums. There is a way to go about expressing your desires, and this isn’t it.
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I’ve always seen the people who get angry, go ballistic etc…when they haven’t gotten what they wanted are just behaving like spoiled children throwing tantrums. What’s sad is that wow gamers have this reputation and I don’t see that going away anytime soon.
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If you’re a time traveler.
Those are not Alliance high elves.
Those are not Allaince high elves.
The Kirin Tor is historically Alliance affiliated. It’s like Theramore was. They say they’re not but they largely favor the alliance to the point that it’s just denial.
Sure, but they are their own institution, and are currently neutral… and Blizzard uses them a neutral hub. Formally joining the Alliance would take that tool away from them. Further, given the recent rehashing of the Purge, it would seem Blizzard still has plans for the Silver Covenant. Assuming those plans allow for the Silver Covenant to become playable and Blizzard decides they should leave Dalaran, you will have to wait for those plans to materialize and pass. Though given the issue they had with Blood Elves mana tapping animals, I’d like to see them weigh in on Void Elves.
The point… isn’t. Belfs and Helfs still look identical. They can’t pull different looking Helfs out of their butts now and the Alliance would probably reject them anyway because they want the NPC Helfs.
Woah. Take it easy.
Blood elves are elves who lived through the destruction of the Sunwell, and hold onto the memories of their loved ones slain by the Scourge. (edit)
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I love that quote because that’s basically the gist behind all the griping. I love the Worgen, but I’m not going to spend ten years lobbying for a duel race to be created for the Horde. I simply went to character creation screen and made one. It’s really that simple.
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Point well taken.
You mean the scourge right? Sylvanas and the Forsaken actually helped us hold on to what was left of Quel’thalas.
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Meanwhile the Alliance tried to use us as meatshields and couldn’t care less about protecting Quel’thalas. No wonder we joined the horde
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