And it should have been that way from the start. Yes it is an MMO and there is a world there, but it’s also a RPG. And as far as I can see, the lore will still stay the same. We don’t count as we appear towards it. So I just don’t understand the nonsense of having playable characters stick to the lore.
I mean, it’s grain of salt. It’s better to hope than to be disappointed. At this point whoever disagrees in having void elf paladin should be considered an anti.
It doesn’t. but at this point, the developers are in open discussion to allow more accessibility. Lore can be always changed. They always did for a while.
I feel like if they go the route of adding void elf paladins it should only be as part of just opening up everything to every race at that point. Lean into the idea that our characters are out of the norm, so it’s not a big deal if they learned to do something the rest of their race hasn’t learned.
(and to clarify since this is text, this is more about feeling that they might as well drop the restriction rather than pick and choose who gets what)
Yeah. Some of these people don’t understand how an MMO works. They believe lore is some set gospel and everything is based around that or something and don’t get that it’s basically ever changing in an this type of game and that Blizzard controls this through their agenda. The community is a big part of it all. That shapes or can shape the lore as much as anything.
Lore can be manipulated to almost anything especially in this type of game that constantly changes and expands while the community plays a big part in it. The people who don’t understand this and believe so strongly in set lore as fact are like children who believe in Santa. You kind of just have to nicely move on from “discussions” with them until they finally/eventually realize there’s no Santa and then there can be logical discussion.