Nope, I was being sarcastic since you think Horde players have an “easier” experience in the game.
Having a larger pool of players, guilds, and raid teams doesn’t make for an easier experience, it makes for an enjoyable experience.
Why do you even get so bent out of shape over a computer game? It isn’t real you know, otherwise known as ‘fiction’ and ‘fictional characters’
Fiction definition : Fiction refers to books and stories about imaginary people and events
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I don’t know what story and cinematics you’ve been watching all expansion, but it’s incredibly obvious which “choice” Blizzard intends Horde players to be making every time they provide one. Just because one employee once claimed Sylvanas was morally grey doesn’t counteract the mountain of evidence Horde are supposed to be evil if they aren’t siding against her.
The same applies to you, quit getting your knickers in a knot over a fictional story.
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Your experience is more enjoyable because your experience is easier. You have the advantage of so many other guilds migrating over because of top end players liking a racial.
Do you not understand what a cause and effect relationship is? Truly pepega my friend.
Because I care about lore
And you feel you have the authority to tell me not to take the story seriously?
I would very much like to see this badge of yours.
just because you have the personal sense to recognise Sylvanas as evil doesn’t mean Blizzard has dictated the story in any such way through their narration. That wasn’t ‘one employee’ that was from the big cheese and ‘canon’ is mOrAlLy GrEy. Knowing that excuse stinks like Midsummer Forsaken doesn’t change that being the portrayal. And considering how you have the choice to become a minion of N’zoth as well, and they have stated he and his old god Ilk are evil, it’s quite clear. There is no ‘right choice’ for players thus far. In fact the choice comes down to ‘do you want this toy or not’ as a reward.
only to the Alliance player and perhaps the ones siding against her.
None of this is real and if you are taking this fiction that serious then you need professional psychiatric help .
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I take this seriously when I’m playing Warcraft or when I’m discussing it.
I forget it when I leave the game or the forums. Problem officer?
Dont be nasty
This is all some people have in their lives. They can stomp their feet if they want to
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The Horde is about to have a civil war. It’s founder came back from pondering his bellybutton, the Alliance story isn’t nearly as interesting at the moment.
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To be fair, this would mean that you think that Chris Metzen, Steve Danuser, and all the fans at Blizzcon who buy Alliance or Horde themed merchandise need psychiatric help too.
Tyrande will be useful the day they stop hitting the Horde with the villain-stick.
So, never.
There’s an Alliance story?
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No I don’t there is nothing wrong with buying souvenirs at an event like that.
My issue is with people that take a fictional story and get so enraged that it shows a skewed sense of reality on their part.
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I mean, people express their emotional reactions to fictional events all the time. I thought it was pretty hilarious when I heard people got emotional over the Undertaker losing a match in WWE.
You kind of agree with what I’m saying then. People who take a fictional story and show some kind of emotional reaction towards it. You agree that people who unironically shout for the Horde or the alliance at Blizzcon need psychiatric help.
people burn down cities over sports, this is nothing in comparison. And there’s nothing ‘real’ about sports either.
I think people that burn down cities over sports need help too
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The story is trash
This expansion is trash
This game is trash
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