The conclusion which I have come for Void Elves is that we are High Elves of a different flavor. The lore of Blood Elves is Void Elf lore. Same with High Elves. We are all elves. We share a common history. Leave it at that.
Void elves deserve a better story, but that maybe asking too much. If they do add more skin tones to Void Elves have them change all High Elves in the Alliance into Void Elves and end the debate. All High Elves have decided to go Void. In response the Blood Elves have decided to adopt any who refused. Weird and contrived, but there ya go⌠High Elves on both sides.
But it isnât asking for much at al⌠Oh wait⌠yeah, youâre right. They did really bad with the story in BfA. Theyâll just make it worse for the Void Elves.
But still, how about we just get the High Elves that have remained loyal to the Alliance as a playable race? Shouldnât be hard at all.
Yea, what is so difficult to understand? You donât seem to get it and making up your own distinction because you want your alliance elves to be the sole claimant of âhigh elvesâ which is factually false.
Adding on to what other people said, Ghostcrawler also said that they as a team felt the Pandaren were a failed experiment. Neutral races in a game all about faction identity have no place. Using them as a reference for something like blood elves being on both sides is a false equivalency, and a really bad one considering Blizzard says it failed. Theyâre not gonna make the same failure involving something like that twice.
Iâm not interpreting anything. I am taking exactly what he said at face value because he specifically stated that blood elves arenât high elves. That is not an interpretation. You going âbut what he really meant is _______â is an interpretation.
Doesnât matter. His standpoint makes sense, and he said the team collectively felt that way. âWe feltâ were his words. You can try and strawman that away, but that remains true considering the Alliance didnât get Nightborne, the Alliance didnât get HMT, and the Alliance arenât getting blood elves. Multiple points where neutral races would have worked and the Allianced begged for it to be the case - and it didnât happen. And it shouldnât happen, mind you.