They missed a chance to have him be the one to speak with Tyrande (him or Genn) about the loss of her people. Would have been way more appropriate than pampered poodle Anduin.
Also, flavor text to where he was during BFA would have been nice. He appears only at the signing I think.
Oh man, I almost forgot about the Magâhar scenario.
Hey, do you think Geyâarahâs naked praise for fascism is going to come up again or is that another thing that weâre going to pretend that didnât happen?
Eh. I think thatâs a little reductive. Her dialogue post sylvanas screeching away is:
Overlord Geyaârah: Keep an eye out for any who still obey Sylvanas!
Overlord Geyaârah: And remember the lesson to be learned from her.
Overlord Geyaârah: She was a strong warchief. She did whatever it took to achieve victory.
Overlord Geyaârah: But she fought only for herself, not for the Horde!
Overlord Geyaârah: We were nothing to her! She abandoned her own people!
Overlord Geyaârah: A great leader must have more than strength.
Overlord Geyaârah: They must be true to their people. They must live and die for them!
Overlord Geyaârah: Do not forget this. We will not repeat Sylvanasâs mistakes!
Does that make me think that she really had a problem with how sylvanas does things? Not really, which isnât exactly great. But thereâs clear acknowledgement of mistakes and learning a lesson from her prior subservience to sylvanas even if that is consistent with the irritating thought process of âif bad to me = badâ they assigned to the horde.
As someone who played Horde exclusively through MoP, I promise you many of us who loved the Horde are acutely aware of much our story in BfA sucked wet hamster fur
I would like for her to get more development and going down more of an Orgrim path would be neat, I think. We donât really need another Garrosh or Thrall, and to me Orgrim was an interesting mix of the two ideologically.
Ideally without the war crimes but orcz is orcz so krump em boyz
The problem with this is that Geyaârah was, like, the only Horde faction leader who seemed super gung-ho about Sylvanas marking Baine as a traitor unless you count Gallywix being a naked opportunist. So having her big realization be âit was Sylvanas who failed the Hordeâ is a pretty limp lesson.
i mean, itâs a blizzard game so the lesson isnât going to stick, but i kind of read it as a poorly-written acknowledgment that maybe blindly following big strong muscles = bad and thatâs basically the pinnacle of character growth for an orc character in current WoW so