I dunno. Zul was doing a pretty good job lighting Dazar’alor on fire in “Zandalar Forever!”
“After we started a war of extermination against the Alliance, the Alliance fought back hard. That’s proof that if we didn’t start a war of extermination with the unprovoked genocide of one of their races they totally would have started a war with us!”
No.
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Well, that was void flames and not all of it was on fire just some parts and I doubt that they could hide to anduin that Zandalari ACCIDENTALLY went up in void flames.
An old guy setting fire to stormwind with a box of matches was completely lame. Same with the ‘wisp wall’ on darkshore. Dwelling on the stupid in this expansion will just give you an endless supply of ulcers.
Say what you will about Sylvanas, the Zandalari had nothing to do with the war of extermination and Genn has proven that he no longer thinks that the Horde is generally innocent that it is only Sylvanas. Seeing how he is willing to set loose a wild beast on a residential area and justifies the murder of civilians saying that they chose their fate by siding with the Horde. Even going on about wanting to burn the city down and salt the earth.
The Male orc warrior.
That was the gnomes.
I suppose it’s better to bask in the stupid than to dwell on it.
Yes… and who was with Gelbin, Genn didn’t really seem bothered by it.
I’m just saying, maybe there were these Void Elves that fell off the back of a truck and happened to find themselves in Dazar’alor totally unnoticed by the Alliance force leaders. Could have happened.
How sad is it the Horde players here have to imagine their trajedies?
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Again, hard to justify to Anduin, the only peace-lover of the bunch that you ‘accidentally’ burned down the entirety of Dazar’alor. Much easier to kill as many civilians as possible and claim it was unavoidable.
Good god… dude.
Why are you lying?
You know its not true.
We know its not true.
We have seen the place completely untouched after the raid and Talanji on the throne with every single civilian NPC perfectly fine where they used to stand except for Rastabro. So why are you lying? What is wrong with you?
But they knew about it. The Zandalari chose to ally themselves to the Horde WHILE the Horde was actively engaging in genocide. They brought this to themselves.
They needed the aid, you know what the Alliance could have done? Instead of imprisoning Talanji, why not offer to help her instead and spread your whole ‘The Horde is evil’ propaganda as you aid them? Now all the Alliance did is prove Sylvanas right.
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I dunno. Somehow Anduin bought that we “accidentally” left a bunch of bombs under the Zandalari fleet while this was supposed to be a diplomatic mission.
Also, I think you might be taking my posts more seriously than I intended. I need to work on my comedy writing.
Just for the record, I’m still convinced that Zul set this up somehow seeing as the sob could literally see the future.
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Nah, I get that you aren’t like those Alliance fanboys, you are smarter, I just like going a bit deeper into that then I probably should, and yeah, you make a good point. If Anduin believed that, then he would believe anything.
Maybe, but all we know is that the Alliance intercepted them and immediately imprisoned them.
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I mean, Zul knows the secret. He set Stormwind, a city of mostly stone, on fire.
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Granted, but as I stated: They know that the Zandalari are usually reclusive, now they see a envoy who is desperate for help. First think that comes to mind: Dang… they must be desperate… MAYBE we can give Talanji a little bit of propaganda on the Horde and offer to help them instead of the Horde… you know… secure them as allies for the Alliance instead. Nope… first response: Lock them up indefinetly.