No it’s not. Smaller cities in no way compare to a bigger one. And I don’t know about the RP stuff. I do not do it. But if you really think that a faction starter city is on par with a city created to be neutral, or is on par with a smaller locked out city or a bunch of rocks, then I don’t know what to tell you.
They also aren’t equal because Alliance BADLY wants Silvermoon. Still bitter about TBC. Even though Belves had already left the Alliance long before. We don’t want Alliance cities.
This can either refer to the Horde as a whole, which initially followed Sylvanas blindly because the Blood Elves themselves did not have a female leader, or, also likely, to Azshara and those who followed her and literally ended up in the water.
Without wanting to interfere in your mutual bickering, I enjoyed the scene. Not because an Alliance character died, but because I thought the entire cinematic was really well done. It was actually the deciding factor for me to return to WoW after a long break. I really miss Legion…
I used to feel that the devs were biased toward horde, until they got their identity and story butchered lol they may as well just be alliance now. There is no more horde.
I think it’s clear that there’s not any Horde favoritism at this point. Just some longtime gaps in Blizzard’s logic that members of any race can be priestly or harness the power of the Light, but only specific races can be in-line with the Elemental Spirits or nature. Go figure, really.
While I generally don’t find any part of the writing in wow to be significantly better or worse than others, this is a perfect summary of what I feel is the worst writing in the almost 30 year history of WarCraft.
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Oh that’s right, involuntary fel-cremation 
