You know thatâs not what he means. Whenever Alliance players claim they want the âHorde Treatmentâ, or they want the Horde to experience âThe Alliance treatmentâ ⊠they donât really mean it. What they really want is for the Alliance to do things like what the Horde has been forced to do, but get their standard âBuried under justifications and whitewashingâ treatment.
Plus, its not like Horde players from my experience care as much about things like locations or population numbers. Nearly every race in the Horde has either gone through worse near extinction level events than the NEs in the last 36 years; had their home permanently destroyed (with no getting it back); or both. So, if our reps were to get the expected Alliance Plot-Armor and Power Ups they get when we get Villain Batted ⊠Iâm not sure âblowing up our stuffâ will have the same reaction.
If the horde is going to be the evil faction, we the players should just own it, whole hog. Go back to the Cata forsaken days and just be unrepentant about it. Iâm sure that will get a few people riled up, when weâre still saving the day at the end of the expac.
I may or may not be serious with above statement by the way
Oh but of course!!! IÂŽm just waiting for his âreplyâ⊠to call on the usual BS if it becomes necessary.
Certainly not, least of all the average players. Maybe the only ones that would care are the RPers, but then again I think most surviving RPers probably stay in the Belf niche of things -considering there IS negative feedback when people brings the dreaded âdestruction of Silvermoonâ scenario.
You must be the fourth person to bring up this non-issue and I already addressed in this one thread.
But muh villain bat reeeee~!
Pls stop it. Its like a broken record.
Hey I think one of those people was you⊠How many times do we need to go over the same points after addressing them before going back to the same rehearsed lines?
Does this conversation ever move forward or are you people doomed to do the same debate over and over?
Well, thatâs 2000 posts now, that was the goal right? We can give up and lock the thread now. As expected, little-to-nothing was accomplished, the Horde remain totally and completely irredeemable, in-universe and out. Gratz writers, your narrative failure is complete.
I donât think it was the game itself saying it on a meta level. It was just easy to internalize it that way to me, because my buy-in on the factionâs concept was broken. Like, Iâm sure youâre not meant to take the opposite factionâs barbs at you seriously.
The problem is that I found it impossible to disagree with the other factionâs assessments about the faction and character I play. My takeaway shouldnât be âyeah my character sucks and should die,â but thatâs how I felt whenever an anti-horde sentiment popped up.
âI feel like Iâm being victimized, and am not allowed to get any meaningful retribution upon my attackersâ is a perfectly validate way for an Alliance player to feel. And âI feel like Iâm being villainized, and then told I should feel shame for being made to do things I never wanted to in the first placeâ is a perfectly valid thing for a Horde player to feel.
I wish I had the slightest faith that the current team will be able to alleviate either of these problems, but I donât.
I wish I had the slightest faith that the majority of players on both sides would be able to do something more than screech âYOOOUUU DONâT HAVE A PROBLEM! ONLY WEEE HAVE A PROBLEM! YOOOUUU JUST SHOULDNâT HAVE CHOSEN TO PLAY THE VILLIANS/GOOD-TWO-SHOES!â, but I donât.
Maybe Iâm just being paranoid, but I still find it interesting that the World of Warcraft expansion released during the United States of Americaâs most politically-divisive presidential administration just happened to be advertised with a series of commercials clearly showing how people on âTeam Redâ and âTeam Blueâ arenât meant to get along.