Night elf fans, don't buy

[Ëlësåna-maelstrom]

@Amadis-draka

You are also choosing to ignore all the innocent Night Elves that got evacuated on time.

Which are still “far too few” according to Elegy.

@Amadis-draka

You are also aware that no one knows that the Shadowlands are broken right now except Sylvanas, and the Horde didn’t know during the War of the Thorns, nor did any player at the time, either.

Oh that makes it better that they only wanted to burn them alive and butcher down civilians even before Teldrassil, but not necessarily send them to hell to suffer forever.

@Amadis-draka

At least Tyrande and Malfurion were not a raid boss, and both live.

And no, I do not believe either will be a raid boss in Shadowlands. And no, you are not determined to be correct if you believe they will be.

They would be way too weak to stand against 30 players, anyway. Atleast they keep portraying it this way.

@Amadis-draka

We allied with Saurfang, who did lead the War of the Thorns, which by your standards is just “a few soldiers” and an attempt on Malfurion. We did not side with Sylvanas or Nathanos or, as far as we know, anyone who launched the catapults. So, no, we did not side with the Horde that burned Teldrassil.

It was literally the exact same horde that burned Teldrassil though? Just because Sylvanas abandoned them in 8.2.5 doesn’t redeem them of their crimes.

@Amadis-draka

And we got to kill Horde soldiers at Darkshore. Twice. In A Good War the Night Elves killed even more Horde soldiers than the Horde killed Night Elf fighters.

and yet not a single named character other than “horde soldier 1”, “horde soldier 2” etc… We weren’t even allowed to kill death camp running Belmont and he’s just chilling in orgrimmar right now and is forgiven because he pretended to change his mind in 8.2.5 like every other loyalist.

@Amadis-draka

Then you listen here, too. Never ending suffering is a myth you are perpetuating. Whatever excuse you have of “it’s not even in beta,” “it can always change,” and “people will complain about it” applies exactly the same to your doom-saying.

The problem is that atleast I have history to back it up, and something else that I always wanted to mention (and might make a thread about in the future) is this:

@Ëlësåna-maelstrom

From an Interview:

Question: Will Tyrande become a villain? or will she get justice for people? Will the Night Elves rise above their relentless suffering?

Answering: Steve Danuser

• “The Night Elves have taken some shots on the chin in Battle for Azeroth, for sure. Tyrande is one of the most beloved characters and in all of Warcraft canon, and, I don’t want to speak to datamined broadcasts and things like that, but we will see Tyrande have some conversations with some of our other characters as we wrap up the Battle for Azeroth.”
• “That’s a storyline that we definitely want to pay off and we have some interesting things in the coming expansion that I don’t want to spoil but I hope that Night Elf players get to see a new side of her and their culture in a way.”

He basically avoided the entire question, he didn’t answer if Tyrande will become a villain and he didn’t answer if she will get justice. If the Night Elves will rise above their suffering was also not answered.

How am I supposed to expect anything good coming from this?