Looking at some of the upcoming Baine scenario I can say that I’m getting a bit tired of “playing along” with the traitors. Narratively speaking there comes a time where a character “pretends” to be a traitor so long that the difference is irrelevant. While it might be more work to do separate quests for Loyalists, Rebels, and the Alliance in regards to scenarios, I feel like an explicit, dynamic separation between at least the Loyalist and Rebel versions of this quest are worth whatever additional resources are necessary.
Tl;dr: For good or ill it’s time for the Horde Civil War. Make us choose.
As much as I agree with it, there is no choice, not really. Alex said it himself, there will be a right side and a wrong side in this, and they won’t let us be the wrong side, not for real.
I’d like the option to stay out of the Horde’s internal disputes and let them grind themselves into oblivion while we watch from afar on a beach with some cold drinks. But dreams are dreams.
“I will not let these fools take my life Champion. But I cannot defeat them in the field today…”
“Go and join their assault, witness the escape/false death I have planned, and then play along for the two-three expansions before I’m ready to come back.”
My idea was a pvp scenario between the two horde factions called “riots of orgrimmar” where we duke it out in the streets of orgrimmar, capturing the different valleys.
Oh no, I don’t. Sylvanas all the way baby. But only out of spite because she was a cool character that got done dirty, just like Garrosh. Forsaken and Orcs seem to have the same villain-batting problem.
I wonder why couldn’t possibly be because they aren’t pretty, vanilla fantasy races who exist almost exclusively in the narrative as either a Good One stereotype or a Bad One stereotype