Not that the concept remotely matters, all in all, High Elves chose their path and High elf(Future Blood Elves) chose theirs, our opinions on that from our varying sides doesnât matter, the story reflects both their paths.
Itâs a good thing youâre in no position to let anyone have anything then, isnât it? I know you, and others, could genuinely not care less what adding a true clone race would do to other people. Youâve made it abundantly clear - repeatedly.
Those who point out that itâs only been a decade or so in game time since the schism - which is not remotely long enough for any physical differences to manifest - have a point, itâs simply a point you either ignore or belittle.
This has been, for quite some time, a zero sum debate when it comes to an actual look-alike race. If thereâs a compromise to be found, I personally think itâs a new model, a half-elf with the supporting backstory. I also know that âNo, I want the Silver Covenant/7th Legion blue-eyed blond haired trope-style High Elfâ is far and away the most prevalent response to that.
you say traitors and we say they were loyal. Blood elves view the nation above the the alliance and high elves view the alliance above the nation. both are traitors. both stayed loyal.
Sure, there isnât backlash against Void Elves. Look, you can like them, or not care about them, really, but to deny that VEâs have been controversial, and not simply from a HE fan PoV is very disingenuous.
Wouldnât know about that, isnât the point Iâm making, I was simply pointing out your dismissal of the issues regarding VEâs because they are popular. Iâm just saying that not because they are popular it means they are complete success.
Well, yeah.
Well, Itâs good that I am not basing my argument for playable HEâs in their (alleged) popularity.
I want playable HEâs because I like their story and lore and why they are on the alliance. Popularity is not an argument Iâm using for them, so neither Iâm gonna agree with false equivalences to quality cause obviously per what you are replying you know I donât agree with popularity=quality.
I mean weird reply as I have simply not been claiming that HEâs should be playable cause they are popular.
Definitely head canon on your part.
Who did the blood elves, then high elves, betray and flee from?
Yes, even though the corruption of the sunwell was sending entropic energy that would ahve killed all high elves. SoâŠshe chose her friends and family for nothing, while Kaelâthas and the rest of her people literally saved everyone.
Theyâre traitors dude.
They had friends and family in quelâthalas which is stated by the high elves themselves.
Traitors to their leaders, traitors to their nation (when 90% go one way and 10% go another itâs not the 90% who bailed), and traitors to the memories of King and kin who died in the Scourge. Traitors who chose the safety and security of Dalaran and Stormwind to the struggles of rebuilding a shattered nation.
Traitors.
And, Cezol, thatâs fine. Thereâs room for that story arc in the game and it could have been an excellent one. The Good Guy/Bad Guy trope is overused, and writing them that way - with the Alliance accepting them for purely selfish reasons would have been fine.
And thatâs the point; not because they are the most popular it means they are beyond reproach. They are at the same time the most popular and the most controversial, and we canât pretend either doesnât exist.
My point is that popularity doesnât mean quality, and the lack of quality of VEâs has been a very big issue in the community, and not just for HE fans.
YouâŠdo realizeâŠDalaran was a part of the alliance of Lordaeron, and did not brand the high elves living there as traitors when their king chose to leave the allianceâŠright?
Betraying someone means youâre still allied with them.
The high elves were no longer allied with the alliance of Lordaeron.
So how can you betray someone youâre no longer allied with nor have taken any hostile actions against?
Wasnât betrayed.
How have they been betraying the Horde?
yeah, where are you pulling this non-existent story from?
I meanâŠmy favorite race is Worgen, not blood elves. I play a blood elf because *it is the second best race for a DK.
But hey, feel free to make false accusations Kizzan.
I keep saying it would be so cool to actually have this in game with two playable races.
Like I like both groups, I get why they did what they did, but this level of ideological animosity is just so PERFECT for the faction conflict and is simply wasted.
Okay, how did they run from the Horde then?
If youâre going to make a claim, you need to back it up. I know its your typical thing is to say things then pretend its fact buuuuuuuuuuuuuut, you need to back it up on this one.
It would be a good idea except thatâŠblood elves didnât betray anyone from an objective and subjective view. it just isnât there to begin with, especially when you have high elves who are sympathetic to the blood elf cause. itâs like slamming a square peg into a circular hole and saying âGOOD STORY!â.
It would just come off as forced and contrived.
let alone, game design comes before lore. SoâŠhigh elves wont happen
Not weird at all. Iâm drawing parralellleleleleels cus you and your disjointed squad of high elf fans often purport the High Elves to be the most popular race addition. Iâm only firing back what youâre shooting. Also the talendrion i remember wasnât one to show people he bled. Why the absolute snark in your voice? Thats not like you at all.