But they were also responsible with their use of magic. They also used the Well of eternity. Void Elves and the Highborne are not as many in numbers as the Blood Elves and the Nightborne (who worked with the Legion twice).
That’s what I am saying. That Blizz has this trend of making the Horde follow someone crazy, then mid expansion split and then those get away because the blame is put on the leader. But I said it in a more comical or silly way such as “It was not us, it was the bad guy/girl manipulating us.” Then the post you quoted was of me responding to someone that quoted this post saying this:
Then there’s where the debate started, where I asked how is this a recurrent theme of the faction when they have never done it, or just once if they sometime did?
But while it is said in a joking manner, it is a serious and repetitive concern which is one of the things that keeps me from playing Horde. Abandoned it in BFA (I used to play both factions equally, but now not so much) because it was yet another silly repeat of the same boring thing. And it sucks for both sides, because the Horde lose leaders and the the Alliance get no justice. Though this time they did.
Shrugs That recurrent theme made me like the Alliance way more because the playable character falling for it constantly is like saying the faction is dumb for repeating the same mistake many times.