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Make mine a turtle. I will love him, and squeeze him, and call him George. 
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Tides of Darkness was an amazing novel as are each of the Novels detailing Warcrafts vast Lore/History! There are various unsavory things that have occurred but that is History sadly unchangeable and was set in stone prior to World of Warcrafts release!
Maybe we should also look to poor Varians capture and enslavement which seems to still be being implemented currently! Or is there a particular reason we feel the need to obsess over a fictional dragons history?
Warcraft not Lovecraft 
History is History
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I believe I posted in one of the threads: āWhy donāt we aid Rhonin in her escapeā because one that fits in the timeline and two itās not hyper creepy as opposed to the initial quest idea.
ā¦It really wasnāt that hard.
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Forget game development. Iām a software engineer and it happens all the time in software development in general.
Itās really common to work on a feature set and then for the customer to ask for it to be reworked or change the requirements when you demo it to them.
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Only fix the quest needed was toning Chromieās dialogue down so it didnāt sound like a joke. Tossing a cool story hook because perpetually offended morons are offended is lame. Itās pathetic that they caved to the crying of thin-skinned fools about this. The bronze flight is tasked with maintaining the timeline and that would have to involve making sure that bad things which have already happened also donāt get interfered with.
Chromie hating the crappy parts of the job wouldāve been a good catalyst leading to whatever story theyāre ultimately trying to tell about the infinites and her goal of saving Nozdormu from becoming Murozond. We see infinite Chromie in the patch so she obviously goes bad at some point. Sweeping that under the rug just makes the infinite flight retroactively disappointing and worthless. So thanks for ruining a potentially interesting piece of morally grey storytelling.
The people who flagged this are pathetic.
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One slight correction there: Chromie points out that Morchie is actually an alternate timeline version of her that fell to the Infinites, not her future self (Morchie disguised herself as a future version of Chromie to mess with you, but sheās not actually from the future)
Chromie has, like Nozdormu, seen her own death, so since she refers to Morchie as an alternate self rather than a possible future self means that she isnāt Morchie when she dies.
Fair enough, thought I still think doing that cheapens the entire point of the infinite flight as the eventual progression of the bronze. If they do something to just make the infinites have always been alternate timeline nonsense or just never have happened in the first place itās going to be so lame.
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The timeline remains intact. We are just aiding in her escape (which, for the millionth time, happened) instead of her torture and other horrible acts. I donāt see why that is a bad thing. At all. I feel like I need to say all of this wayyyyyyyyy too much, which really makes me question some things about the people Iām talking to.
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Itās a good thing they changed it. Of course the player base couldnāt handle a grim questline like that, Itās rated T okay.
Blizz can we have more poop quests?
The infinites are interesting narratively because they can offer a dark glimpse at the Bronze without actually making them fall.
Remember that the Infinites are Void aligned, and to the void, every possibility is its own truth and thus is equally valid.
Even if Morchie is just an alternate reality Chromie and Our Chromie isnāt fated to ever fall, as far as 1/6 of the cosmos cares, Morchies are all perfectly valid Chromies and Chromie and the rest of the Bronze Flight have to deal with the knowledge that they might be on a timeline that has them falling to the Infinites (with Nozdormu having the unenviable position of KNOWING heās the Nozdormu that becomes Infinite)
Weāve helped the bronze do other far worse things for the sake of maintaining the timeline. It would be an incredibly effective strategy for the infinites to force the bronze dragons to enforce horrible events, to demoralize them.
Again, the only problem with the quest was Chromieās tone at the end.
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Do you ever sit back and wonder how much of a laugh the devs get from all this useless nonsense. They have to change things for the PC warriors of course, but they prob are like ā dang how do these ppl have so much free time on their handsā and āthese arent real people theyāre video game characters ffs!ā Now we have to work more!
I know itās a funny read for me.
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This is exactly what it is. The usual suspects are COMPELLED to feel special so, as usual, they make everything about them and to hell with everyone else.
They then use āhAvInG EmPaThYā as a fake shield for their narcissistic behaviour.
Repellent behaviour.
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All these Alex quests do is make me think.
What would have been the disaster if she got free early.
And then what would have been if she had not.