Why did it take so long for the horde fleet to arrive?

[Irenaus-wyrmrest-accord (Irenaus)]

Maybe they were in different areas and needed to muster.
Maybe they wanted to group with the Alliance navy first.
Maybe they faced bad weather.

[Erevien-aegwynn]

I think Dread explained it good. Blizzard won’t take the thunder of alliance pride away so the stupid smelly Horde has to stay out.

[Irenaus-wyrmrest-accord (Irenaus)]

Didn’t the ships arrive at like the same time?

[Karestae-moon-guard]

They did. It’s just more pointless complaining

[Erevien-aegwynn]

As usual you don’t have arguments here. The Horde was absent until the max leveling was over and that is a fact.

[Karestae-moon-guard]

We’re talking about the kul’tiran fleet erevien. Not max level TWW campaign

[Erevien-aegwynn]

The Zandalari fleet had enough time to rebuilt by now. They are not present because the trolls are still salty Thrall makes pacts with Jaina.

[Karestae-moon-guard]

@Erevien-aegwynn

The Zandalari fleet had enough time to rebuilt by now. They are not present because the trolls are still salty Thrall makes pacts with Jaina

That’s nice. Completely irrelevant to what we’re talking about

[Drahliana-earthen-ring (Drahliana)]

Careful staging on both parties to ensure the fleets arrived at the same time.

[Drahliana-earthen-ring (Drahliana)]

@Erevien-aegwynn

The Zandalari fleet had enough time to rebuilt by now. They are not present because the trolls are still salty Thrall makes pacts with Jaina.

The Alliance fleet however has been completely replaced with Kul Tiran ships.

[Erevien-aegwynn]

I am okay with that. The Alliance was the winner and could dictate to Thrall how the peace was formed. The Zandalari can protest this by not showing up with soldiers at all.