the smart thing to do storywise is have each faction sponsor a trading company that employs players as mercenary enforcers and are bitter rivals with the company sponsored by the opposite faction
each company is lead by a hotheaded talking head with a blood feud against their rival executive - players get to enjoy all the bloodshed that money can buy with none of the baggage
meanwhile the actual faction leaders get to act like actual adults trusted with authority for once
badda bing
badda boom
hahaha thnx for the laugh
I miss the better days when people had faction pride.
Game was at its peak then.
We havenât sat around a campfire singing Kumbaya yet. That seems pretty fragile to me.
The Alliance sent an orc?
Time to bring the war back in Warcraft! Iâll start:
ahem
You filthy alliance! Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries.
Iâve tripped a dozen Alliance walking out of the council chamber to fall down the stairs, we are still fighting the war within limits.
I donât think Iâve seen that particular Predator movie.
Yeah but Corpsegrinder ruined it for everyone
Is that what insulting each other and trading pejoratives is now?
I mean. Arnie does do the âWhuzza matter? Cia got you pusheeng too many pehncils?â in that scene
Pencil pusher is a pretty far cry from savage and bootlap, tbh.
Stops making sense when you realize it amounts to nothing. Neither side can win the war and any battle thatâs a loss players freak out over.
Then we have Blizzard showing two different cinematics to the factions or telling two different stories. Broken Shore Alliance players are left to believe they were abandoned coming right off the opening cinematic of Legion. Alliance purge squads burning Vulpera on horde and only burning caravans on Alliance. Itâs deceptive tactics when you canât write a meaningful story
Tyralyon is as close to a first war orc yes