Aside from the fact that Quel’Thalas is always his priority (and therefor makes him a biased Warchief), there’s also the fact that I doubt he has any interest in that position to begin with. Seems he would rather stay focused on what is best for the Blood Elves, rather than what is best for the Horde. Not that there isn’t overlap in those two things, but there isn’t enough in general for him to consider Warchief.
There’s also the meta reason that I don’t want to see him be a Do-Nothing Warchief for an expansion and then die getting stabbed by an Old God Tentacle, only to suggest his replacement be Gallywix because the Light gave him a vision, and then to have him return as some kind of incarnation of the Sunwell the expansion after, saying he was tricked and the Light didn’t actually tell him anything.
YOU learn your place… you chastise me for defending the toons I enjoy but of course in your ignorance you do it to defend OP who is literally taking them and destroying as if they´re his/hers to propel her own disgusting useless agenda (ergo, if anyone should “learn his/her place”… that is her. She´s the one taking stuff other people enjoy for an idiotic purpose, not me).
But I suppose this is de facto behavior from the “playable High Elf” trope of WC2 childish fanatics you belong, amrite? How about you collect your friend and you both leave to your echo chamber in GD to machinate ALL you want about killing Belf NPCs to fanwnk Helf NPCs without bothering us sane posters? I´m sure your initiative will be much more accepted there… (or mostly, lately there are some actually sane and sensible posters dwelling there that may tell you to stop with the inane fantasies).
So the fact I am a customer who pays money for the game is overvaluing myself and irrelevant.
Not really. I have no obligation to give Blizzard my money. If they are even vaguely good at their jobs they would consider the feedback of their consumers important. I certainly don’t have any right to demand the story or feel I should get preferential treatment over other players but at the same time I don’t owe blizzard anything.
So as a paying customer are you suggesting ‘my place’ is the choice to take my money elsewhere? That is true. That is really the power I have in this situation.
However I don’t think it is a good idea to take that attitude. What happens if enough people decide to ‘no their place’ and leave and it leads to faction imbalance or a notable impact in revenue for the game? That isn’t exactly good for the game.
So I do know my place. I am entitled because I pay money for this game. That literally entitles me to certain things. Making unreasonable demands is certainly not appropriate but I don’t think I have ever put forward any views that are particularly unreasonable for how the Horde is dealt with in game.
More over, what exactly gives you the authority to start lecturing people or even telling them what their place is? And you call me entitled.