Race descriptions that were for starting at Exile’s Reach.
That is in essence what I said, yes.
You can tell me the sky is falling all you want. That just makes you paranoid.
If it didn’t make it live it doesn’t matter.
The Alliance has not forgiven the Horde, nor do we know what conditions came with the armistice. We haven’t see anything that favors the Horde or the Alliance at this point.
No they haven’t, specifically because she’s going after Sylvanas and not the Horde.
Everyone in the Horde is angry at Sylvanas, from the Mag’har to the Blood Elves to the Darkspear. They’re all hunting for Sylvanas and any of her remaining supporters.
Or kill them.
Neither is Sylvanas so far.
And the Night Elves will have a home and a future after Shadowlands as well.
Not canon. Once again, if it doesn’t make it live it doesn’t matter.
No redemption for Sylvanas. Blizzard brings up Teldrassil to reemphasize how horrible it was. That people cheer for just comes with the territory of being a video game with such a large fan base that statistically you’ll get people cheering for anything no matter what it is.
Which has nothing to do with Teldrassil. The Horde can have saved the world and that still would not make up for the War of the Thorns or for Teldrassil.
No writer at Blizzard has a vendetta against Night Elf fans. No company would keep someone on who has become so unhinged by fans that they have vendettas.
I do. Lore wise they already had once, giving Ashenvale to the Night Elves after Siege of Orgrimmar. The Horde didn’t even leave occupational forces in Astranaar when marching through this time.
The Night Elf military got Darkshore back. For all we know, they also got Ashenvale back.
Skepticism is healthy, but yelling that Blizzard won’t do it isn’t helpful. You should keep demanding that they keep their word instead. If you give up on that, your crying that Blizzard won’t do anything isn’t actually helping any one.
Most things indicate that the Night Elf victory happened after the first round of the Alliance version of the warfront proper itself. Nathanos is no longer at Darkshore (having headed back to Zandalar before the Battle of Dazar’alor, and then we see him for Nazjatar before he goes back to Orgrimmar, and he doesn’t show up in the Alliance version of the Darkshore Warfront, either). The Horde’s version of the warfront is set right after the Alliance intro questing since the Horde has to save Belmont, and since that’s always the case and generals don’t change like at Arathi it would seem this is a gameplay mechanic like repeating dungeons rather than battlegrounds (Belmont also doesn’t show up in the Alliance version of the Darkshore Warfront, so it’s not like the Alliance players recapture him every time, either).
And even outside the Darkshore Warfront we have support that the Alliance won:
That Danuser confirmed the Night Elves won it was still nice, though.
Nothing indicates the Horde got Ashenvale.
Hah! There were posters back in that time that probably thought those writers hated the Night Elves even more than you think the current writers do. This is just people fabricating an enemy to rally around as they always have.
And NPCs are wrong all the time. Maiev said Tyrande would die, too, and she didn’t.
Tears do not have to be sad.
All of which I have pointed out the flaws in your thinking about.
Well it’s good to know when to take a break.