I didn’t ignore it. I specifically addressed it.
That’s not an assumption. That’s what the words mean to me.
No you did not.
And the words mean Onyxia was doing something to the construction. What we see now ingame is finished and was at least a decade after the riot. Any flaws caused by Onyxia would have been repaired by then.
Here’s the quote of me doing it.
Addressed.
Yeah, the payment and oversight. Addressed.
Because she was manipulating the construction. She didn’t just convince them. She was actively showing them sabotaged work to make them think it was shoddy.
Not how I read it.
But even if that was true, they fell for it. They should have done better review.
That is a you problem.
Hard to do so when magic is actively clouding your thoughts.
It isn’t a problem though, lol.
Not impossible. Be better.
It is a you problem.
You mean people who had little knowledge of magic was suppose to be better at dealing with magic? That is just stupid. Of course the entire premise of this thread is stupid and lucky enough Blizzard probable is smart enough to never veer anywhere near this fanfic.
Naw, it doesn’t cause any problems for me.
Stupid to hold people to low standards. These are nobles. If they choose to be ignorant and weak sheep that get manipulated into causing a war that kills their queen, that’s partly their fault. We need to hold leaders to high standards. The stakes are too high.
They were manipulated by a dragon. That was not their fault and the fault lies solely on the evil creature trying to cause chaos.
Well they say ignorance is bliss oh well.
Low standards for such important people.
You’re the one who was wrong about the request for overpayment, not me.
I wasn’t. I showed you were I found that particular lore. Blame whoever wrote it for all I care. Regardless that is a you problem.
Impossible standards. No one could have know a black dragon was manipulating things. Now the people have learned and Turaylon is making sure there are now safeguards against it.
If you read a story that was wrong and repeat it, you are also wrong.
If someone tells me Varian did cheat with a black dragon and I repeat it, that’s still being wrong, lol.
You were wrong. It wasn’t lore. It has never been lore. That’s your fault especially for not checking for sources.
You keep saying I have a problem, sure hasn’t been one. No negatives so far.
It got uncovered. Black dragons are not infallible. There are several quests where they get stopped.
I honestly think this was the story we had before Blizzard had ultimately cleared up the defias story. Again, I wish we could talk to the person who wrote it/found out where there sources was but something tell me it might have been some odd interview or whatever long lost to time.
And no, I am not wrong, I will say this is just outdated lore.
And it took extraordinary people do so. I am not going to expect untrained noblemen who may or may not be trained in warfare or subterfuge to find out. Hell, Terenas of all people was manipulated by a dragon.
You were wrong, just admit it. There’s no shame in that. People are wrong all the time. You can’t find proof because it doesn’t exist.
Like would you accept this from me? If I said I read a story that Varian slept with a black dragon, but it was from a wiki with no source. And I claimed it must just be outdated lore with no source, would you accept that as true?
They should have gotten training in-case people tried to manipulate them. Seems like a pretty clear possible threat.
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Reminder to everyone that onyxia’s whole schtick is that she couldn’t make people do things they didn’t already on some level want to do
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Hence why she needed to actually meddle with construction. Yes there were some nobles that were greedy but the Amulet effectly removed a good chunk of your critical thought. It would be akin to making decisions while under the influence of a drug.
Again my premise is simple, remove Onyxia and the entire mess would likely have been cleared up without violence.
I wasnt wrong. I found you were I found that lore. At worse said lore was outdated.
and people are still culpable for decisions made under the influence
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We sure? Van Cleef thought the city was flimsy enough to fall to like, one Juggernaut and an internal prison riot.
(no seriously though, the stonemasons rebuilt the city in a breakneck speed without sacrificing quality using their own dime to pay for the materials, they could have asked for basically anything and been justified).
nah, the rock that domed her corrupted her soul with elemental energies and now she’s been reborn as a random earth elemental.
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No! That is not true at all. Contracts are not inforcable if done under undue influences, especially one both parties do not know about.