Well that’s wrong, because they DO fit the Horde. This faction would be insanely boring if it was just Orcs, Trolls, and Cows anyway. Belves and Forsaken give us some nice flavor and not just the eye rollingly lame honor bro theme.
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The same guy that was apparently trying to find common ground with the new leader of old enemy before the war started.
Honor isn’t all about the battle field.
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Yeah again, I don’t care. None of it matters. If I like elves or not, doesn’t matter either lol You’re basically arguing with someone that has no opinion on this because the Horde’s not the Horde anyway. None of this matters.
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Great they fit the Horde, sounds good to me, why not. The tribal honorable elemental loving Forsaken fit the Horde.
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Thrall himself will show up and side with Saurfang and the Blood Elf/Forsaken/Goblin unholy trinity will tell us why he actually doesnt understand what the Horde is all about.
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Nope. I do not care who you hate, founded or not. What I do care about is when people claim to be something they aren’t, while spreading disdain.
Did you know, that the horde is the only faction that constantly hates on it’s self and it’s own races? When was the last time that you seen an Alliance post a thread about hating Night elves? Didn’t think so.
Fake Horde, Are Fake.
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lol What did I claim to be?
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This part. Adding belves and forsaken to the horde was one of the best decisions Blizzard ever made. They contrast the other races nicely, and that’s what makes them fit in.
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Uh no, the race that was being targeted for extermination fits the Horde’s theme of survivalist outcasts. Honor is not the main tenet of the Horde. It’s a cultural aspect of 3 of the races.
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I do look forward to Horde reactions, should Thrall decide enough is enough and step back in.
Would they call him a traitor like Saurfang, or would they see the guy who made this faction and saved their races speaking against their actions, and finally wise up.
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another elf defending the elf undead, its like dejavu that hapens every day
we don’t need to do that, we can send her head in a plate to Anduin, if they still want war then we will continue to fight, but now without a genocide lunatic leading the faction
BS, She is the one tearing the horde apart with her dirt methods, she is dividing and ruining the horde
And rly cute when we did the same thing in the past when we had the best chance to win the war.
right now we have zero chances with the alliance LMAO
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Sure man! Works for me, we have two elf races in the Horde. Anything goes is my point, why do you guys take this game so seriously?
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They called him a traitor and an Alliance lover when he stood up to Garrosh and they’ll do it again.
I became Horde officially in BC. Even though I have played since vanilla. Their ideals, foundation, honor (along with Belf lore) is what made me really find where I belong. That is a path I will continue to walk, run- whatever. I will not forsake it.
And if that means, in the end, it will result in death for my character- Then I will die the same way I came. I joined Thrall’s Horde and I will die a member of it.
THAT, is loyalty.
And yet Baine couldn’t attempt to find common ground with Sylvanas or Nathanos? Why is it that everyone Baine tries to find “common ground” with is Alliance?
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Aren’t you the person that was talking about being a huge lore nerd at the beginning of this thread? Seems like a convo you’d have fun with and not just wave your hands and complain that people take the game too seriously.
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Because Baine isnt evil and apparently a lot of the Horde are. There is no middle ground between genocide and no genocide.
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Yeah, because the banshee has shown a real habit of finding common ground.
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BUUUURN IT REEEE!!!
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I’m sure the boy king will do that.
Tyrande has already broke with him, though, and Genn has sided with Tyrande. If the boy king and his forces decide to help Saurfang and the othere evil orcs, I for one would welcome it: it would make defeating them even easier, given the boy king’s penchant for cowardice.