Blame the writers. If you read the books prior to BFA Sylvanas is an isolationist and didn’t even want to invade Gilneas or attack Theramore. But the plot demands war and the only way they know how to write one is by throwing the Horde under the bus.
Exactly. I figured they wouldn’t bother changing that.
It has nothing to do with being scary. It’s ANNOYING when you have other things you want to be doing and PvP is NOT one of them, but you’re being forced to PvP. (Or spend forever flying around everywhere to get rid of it.)
It’s not even like I hated Horde. I LIKED Thrall and Vol’jin. I like Baine. I liked Cairne. I never really liked Forsaken or Elves in general so Sylvie and Lor’themar were ‘eh’. Also not really into Goblins, but hey they’re the quirky part of the Horde so it’s fine.
Then Garrosh tries to make my character into a monster and then Sylvanas actually succeeds against my wishes in doing so.
I had to google for their names. So you’re talking about Sylvanas and Nathanos? Oddly enough, I have two tauren characters. Seems like I’m able to distinguish between reality and fantasy. This is telling.
In a nutshell. I’m all for the idea. I’m not for the idea if its implemented like it is on PTR.
Especially when you go to kill Nathanos. You get infected, you die, you’re flagged. You return … if horde are present trying to kill him … and they’re flagged … killing him becomes a forced PvP event.
I usually find it to be at least mildly the case if a person can’t make themselves participate in evil deeds. It means they can not remove themselves from reality enough to enjoy a fantasy. They are bound by the laws set in place by our own society. These are usually the same people that spew for hours about how you are not allowed to enjoy a genocide story in fantasy.