You guys should be overjoyed that your demand was adressed. Even if it was met with refusal.
Many much more pressing issues are still being ignored.
Youâre willing to speculate on the inclusion of High Elves as an Allied Race.
I want to see you speculate on the reasoning behind adding the other races. Allied or otherwise.
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Why would I speculate on races that are not only already in the game but also none are direct carbon copy of a race switching faction?!?!
Iâd have to say their resilience, their will to continue despite all their race went through, they remained with their original allies and still fight for them, refused their instinct to sate into fel magic. Theyâre survivors.
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Because youâve questioned us for the millionth time about why High Elves havenât been added yet.
Because of your reasoning for High Elves, Iâm curious to see your reasoning why the Developers chose the other races.
Iâm not sure why youâre so worried about answering this question.
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Because none of them blurred the faction divide. Because none of them are straight up copies. Because all of them had meaningful representation in the expansion they were introduced in. Because none of them were actually asked by blizzard?
I guess Iâll narrow it for you. Why were Worgen and Goblins chosen?
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How does removing the faction divide make blood elves revert back into high elves?
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I dunno man. What I do know is that the player had nothing to do with that decission and that until you unsub with the only reason being that âmuh high elvesâ youâll be met with refusal and you will only be in denial.
Denial being one of the stages of grief. Maybe sometime youâll beg for it.
Talk about not knowing lore and things that are part the game.
You apparently didnât play the game, or at least donât play Alliance. I think the second, because to think that they are Blood Elf copies and people are asking to play Alliance Blood Elves, and to keep using dismissive arguments and inventing criterias that didnât applied to other Allied Races, you probably never played Alliance content, and if you did, your bias against that faction became wilfull ignorance.
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Good lord, because they think differently doesnât make them a different raceâŚ
Then i would like to understand what makes the Void Elves a different race, or any other Allied Race. You are just inventing a criteria that didnât existed for other Allied Races,
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The void elf got mutated to the point of changing their dna. You canât say same for high elf/blood elf.
The whole existence of void elf is a way to introduce thalassian without making it a copy of a horde race.
I said it before. The high elf should have been alliance from the start. But they decided to put a pretty race on the horde because⌠well i guess they had population issues.
DNA doesnât exist in World of Warcraft. Science doesnât exist in a computer game, evolution doesnât exist in WoW, DNA doesnât exist, atoms doesnât exist, what exist are sentinent beings and cosmic superpowers that didnât change your race.
blood elves DID get changed on a genetic level from high elves. When a blood elf child is born it isnât a high elf. it has the marks of being a blood elf.
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This is wilful ignorance, to ignore the lore and the game itself to say that they are the same people.
Gee so i guess since youâre not a blizzard dev, your opinion is totally irrelevant. I can use that flawed logic too.
But genetics doesnât exist in WoW, a race descent from Titan creations can have children with a race descent from Trolls. Your appereance can be mutated not through genetics but from cosmic powers influence.
I mean they could exist and either way it covers both bases with what I said and what you said.
My theory regarding titan constructs is that due to the titanâs mission to bring life to the universe their constructs are inherently compatible with all sentient lifeforms.
Good that you understanded how flawed your logic is, thereâs no science laws in WoW, thereâs only cosmic powers, the influence of those makes races change, not evolution.