Baseless speculation.
And the one with a population problem is the Alliance anyway.
You could still play Blood Elves. This sounds selfish.
Your side can afford to lose a bit of population but I very much doubt youâll lose any significant number of main horde players.
Why would you when you have great racials, a great pool of players for raids and mythic+ etc?
Then why donât you play blood elf and rp as high? Youâd have the best of both world!!
I donât want to play a Blood Elf.
I canât RP an Alliance High Elf while being in the Horde faction.
I donât want to play Horde because I donât find their content enjoyable.
The nightborne werent even in our minds before they came out with suramar, it was designed from the start to be horde once the expansion was over. Saying we asked, and got it, is not a good argumentâŚ
BS
There were plenty of calls by Horde players for Nightborne to join the Horde.
Yeah, rp a high elf, join your fellow Alliance members, fight the Horde and walk into the gates of stormwind. Game mechanics wonât let you.
Maybe. But as far we know, all those demands were useless because it was already decided as such.
And if you believe that blizzard came up with allied races only after player demands, youâre vastly overestimating your weigth in the devs projects.
Doesnât change the fact that Horde got something they asked for⌠in fact theyâve gotten pretty much everything theyâve asked for outside of Ogres. And with the Kul Tiran models Blizz can likely re-purpose them for Ogres, and probably will considering the amount of effort invested in them. Double dipping and all that.
I think ogres are requested by a small niche group but I believe that they should be added. Or at least Mokânathal as a smaller but visually identical substitute.
Oh yeah I bet Horde will get vulpira too. Been requested much more than ogres.
Youâd only have point if the nightborne werenât designed at the start to be horde.
Itâs like if right now I was asking for Nazjatar to be the next area and when itâs announced to be the case, pat myself in the back saying I made a differenceâŚ
Sorry no. My point stands. Predetermined or not, the Horde asked for the Nightborne before anyone knew what was decided. Theyâve basically gotten everything asked for besides Ogres.
In any case, weâre getting distracted here. We want playable Alliance High Elves and weâre not going away until we get them or the game shuts down. So buckle up and get comfy honey, youâre gonna be here a while.
Well, they clearly didnât mind giving horde purple elves so now you canât argue either faction is the one of purple elves. Yet they are still happy to keep a double standard when it comes to the Alliance getting elves with a human-like complexion.
What we need is a mediator, someone that can objectively see if adding high elf is a good or bad thing. Something like what blizzard could do⌠wait a minute!!
No but seriously, do you honestly that 10 years of these demands are ignored without a reason? And that another 10 years would change anything?
And if anything, void elf being the most played allied race is kinda proving to them theyâve made the right choiceâŚ
The allied race system did not exist ten years ago.
Void Elves being popular has nothing to do with High Elves. And I am fairly confident that as popular as Void Elves are, High Elves would be just as popular if not moreso.
Void Elves are successful as an allied race, but they are also a failure at placating those who have been asking for High Elves.
Void Elves also do not prevent High Elves from being an allied race.
This question is asked and Iâve answered it a lot.
Iâd like to see the opposite.
Explain to me your view of design philosophy on the races that have been released.
Iâm curious to see your understanding and reasoning of developmental policies.
Yep and 10 years ago worgen wasnât. Goblin wasnât. Pandaren wasnât. They arenât allied race. Why would they need allied race to put high elf in if theyâre been in the alliance for decades?
None of those are carbon copies.