Is this light enough?
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Agreed. It was a spiteful way to never give players the option of having high elves, to dangle it close then yank it away and give them some awful knock-off, no-one, absolutely not a single soul wanted.
Now edgy people online claim they love them. Don’t care, their lore is garbage.
My solution? Remove them. It was all a bad dream. Replace all existing ones with high elves, retcon their very existence outside of Alleria who is an abomination basically, a one-off.
There no more whining about this issue. No more edgy weirdos on a race that makes no lore sense, has no real lore to speak of and just shouldn’t exist as it was never anything but spitting in the eyes of the playerbase to begin with.
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Seriously though, just give Blood Elves Felblood assets and double down on Void assets for Void Elves, making for a myriad of fun, yet unique, options for all 
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Removing an entire race that’s been in the game for over 5½ years is a ridiculous suggestion as is removing any race’s customization options.
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AND GIVE VOID ELF /NELF/BELF vampire elfs too while they are at it and have them all share options n hairstyles at this point
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You do have real high elves, they’re called blood elves and are on horde.
Don’t be fooled by the alliance NPCs
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Blood Elves are traitors and liars.
High Elves never betrayed the Alliance.
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Damn, Stockholm syndrome much?
You forget how the alliance treated helves before world of warcraft?
Regardless, your playable helves are on horde side, and guess what with cross faction you can group with alliance as well.
Congrats.
Now keep playing your fake helf like a good little subscriber
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There is just no winning with you it seems.
Ah well, never mind the fact that both races have access to an equal amount of themes and that one of them has access to far more hair styles than the other.
Let’s just continue crying over some customization options that lore wise could easily be explained in one sentence!
LOL
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The Alliance that mistreated the Blood Elves ended up becoming the Forsaken. You would know this if you bothered getting educated upon the subject matter before trying to insult me.
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SW was part of that same alliance…
Stormwind was rebuilding during Warcraft III.
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Not a single veld was turned in Darkshore. Sylvanas specify turned nelves and belves.
Void elves are high elves
Blood elves are high elves.
Both factions have fully playable high elves.
Neither faction has access to the name tag.
(Void elves are still the coolest elf in wow though)
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They’re still part of the same alliance, lol what???
What makes you think she couldn’t have done so?
Just because we don’t see something happen, doesn’t mean it didn’t.
Remember in BFA when Azshara managed to steal the Tidestone of Golganneth?
The ones who tried to genocide the Blood Elves became the Forsaken and joined the Horde.
The Stormwind Humans weren’t there and had nothing to do with what the Forsaken, when alive, did.
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Yeah cuz off screen lore is the best…
I’ll tell you the real reason why velves got dark ranger skins…
The day that patch went live, velves got those skins because of a bug.
You could see this in the forums as velf players who had the options were bugged out in their portrait.
Nelf and belf characters were fine.
But since blizz dropped the ball and removing the options as they should have would have resulted in whining they didn’t.
So there you go, the one thing that would have balanced the scales was ruined by a bug and thin skin
Where do you think the SW was living in during warcraft 3. You can’t prove that none of the warcraft 3 humans were SW.
Regardless, your normal elf exists on horde. Just play with alliance players…
Or again, just suck it up and keep playing your fake helf.
Do you have a source to prove it was a bug?
A blue post or tweet?
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