Good god, please never get involved in a real life war.
i hate to break it to you, but yes they are, sylvanas even says the horde has secured the zandalari fleet for themselves, and during the beginning of the alliance war campaign we see zandalari soldiers attacking anglepoint in horde colors
furthermore when we do attack we are doing so under the orders to ignore civilians.
oh yeah, im sure the children and the elderly will make such useful soldiers
While I understand the whole “point of view” argument, I think you can draw the line when you burn down a civilian population center because some dying person triggered you. I mean did you see the look of sheer delight upon Sylvanas’s face in the Old Solider clip, when she was looking at the burning tree.
Tell me she wasn’t enjoying what she had just done…
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Yes, and the Worgen are tainted by the void, I suppose next we should kill off the Worgen?
In the end I don’t care. There isn’t a thing bad enough that Sylvanas can do that would make me betray the Horde. I would gladly exterminate every member of the Alliance and burn down every Alliance city, because that’s what it means to be loyal, that’s what it means to be apart of this Horde. By your metric I am evil, by mine I’m simply a realist.
i don’t think you know how worgen came to be, worgen are druidic in nature.
Tyrande killed her own Warden, and not because of collateral damage, she intentionally murdered her Warden 1 by 1 to release Illidan.
/me munches on some popcorn.
This is going to be good.
Was this before or after the Orcs invaded our world, attacked our cites, et al?
The worgens are cursed, or at least they used to be.
But I wanted to be evil :c
This didn’t actually happen. If you played the horde version of that senario you would have known that Sylvanas Ordered a retreat and that gas masks were handed out to the horde who were distributing the blight… so No Sylvanas did not Blight her own troops at the battle of under city.
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We weren’t the evil faction but the BfA “writers” have changed that.
cursed does not equal void. the worgen came to be from the druids of the pack trying to give the pack form more control by combining the staff of elune with the fang of goldrinn but goldrinn rejected elune. but neither have to do with void. it is astral and nature
We’re evil now, yes.
Blue = Good
Red = Evil
It is currently impossible for Blizz to erase or take back that the “noble” Horde they sold us in WC3 and beyond is now gone. In it’s place is the evil faction that can be compared to the original horde from WC and WC2. Full circle.
You cannot say with a straight face that “Gnomes are 100% good.”
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But she is our psycho and we love her.
#Forthedarklady
Sorry, but you need to slip that suit on and wear it with faction pride… The horde has been and will always be the ‘evil’ faction… The Orcs invaded my world, not the other way around…
Invaded? The orcs were brought here by a human guardian. They were invited to cleanse Azeroth of the human filth as the will of the great and powerful Titan Sargeras.
The alliance was the one bombing Horde ships in Stormheim for literally no reason at all. Burning down the Night Elf tree was payback on the alliance.
Sending your enemies to the void is also “evil”, as is state sponsored assasination. Playing through the alliance war campaign the alliance become the prime designate murder hobos of wow.