He has talked about the high elf issue before as well.
its the same old thing. no respect for the lore, just âlet me play what i want to playâ
their rationale is that because they didnt like the compromise of void corrupted high elves, blizzard has to try again until they do like it. its another alliance high elf video(if the thumbnail didnt give it away)
Eluneâs moonwell seems to bubble a little happier when an orc is tossed in vs a troll or tauren.
Nothing personal⊠honest 
See, I was thinking of sub-races as being useful, but more as a way to give the options of sub races without having to do so much. Like a Wildhammer dwarf, and instead of a whole new race slot, when you make a dwarf you can choose that instead of the current dwarves. Maybe change some racials, but using the same customizations (after adding options to the core race)
Stuff like Saberon and Tuskarr seems more substantial than something labeled a sub-race
Oh yeah, thereâs no way that would start to get messy.
Did you watch the video? Honestly just because it has a high elf face doesnât mean itâs solely about High Elves. Tuskar, and other races would benefit from this idea. Itâs a good watch man.
Yeah it really doesnât seem like a very well thought out idea.
this isnt even this uploaders first high elf video
Thumbnail is more click bait.
He spends most of it talking about other races not high elves.
Your point is? as Sela pointed out most of it is about other races. Try having an open mind instead of jumping to the automatic conclusion that itâs only about High Elves.
Yeah, and went way out of where I thought any definition of sub-race would go. It sounds like something minor, so stuff like Magâhar, HMT, LFD, Wildhammer Dwarves, stuff thatâs basically minor customization options for an existing model and apparently his idea is full blown whole new races.
If I understood his meaning correctly I think he was using the term sub-races as meaning not one of the main races, or races with out a city or even small starting zone outside of their faction capital. Like if youâre Jinyu, youâd start in Stormwind, or if you are Gilblin, youâd start in Ogrimmar. Something like that.
I have an open mind. Thereâs nothing intrinsic about the idea that means high elves have to be on the table.
I just think itâs a stupid idea and makes no sense in regards to the systems that are being implemented. Who thinks "oh yeah Wildhammer dwarves are being added since theyâre just Ironforge dwarves with tattoos. Time for Tuskar. "?
Maybe itâs using the prefix âsubâ thatâs throwing me off. It implies a smaller change than a race, or allied race. And since thereâs a whole hell of a lot of work that would go into making the races he listed playable, sub seems to fail there too.
Plus non canonical player races are more egregious than more than one person running around with Ashbringer imo.
Thatâs why I decided Tarrok is the paladin running around with a troll sword. That and the amount of time and night elf trash I went through in getting it.
Personally I think the idea has potential for many requested races. It would take some work though.
There are alot of good ideaâs floating around that could be used to implement long requested races, not just High Elves.
This game has alot of unused customization options that should be implemented, adding more races with using existing storylines would be cool I think.
Not everyoneâs cup of tea by a long shot, but personally I think it has merit.
Heâs suggesting an even easier format for blizzard to add races. Your not a group of a race your one member whoâs decided to take up the cause.
It opens up a huge amount of possibilities for races a player can choose from without being particularly messy with lore overall.
Edit: it also gives higher level players a reason to maybe go back to old zones and content.
Well, unfortunately I am wed to the knaifu and to my wolf claw. Everyone else just use knock offs.
Apart from the fact that youâd be running around surrounded by your countrymen despite your race not joining for some reason.