Why Vulpera popular but Worgen aren't?

They are everywhere on Thrall too not just RP realms, rarely less than three in Org and often seen out and about.

It is true, in the last trial of style there were three Vulpera as the the top three in the black magic challenge, and I won it with my outfit (despite three other blood elf females, two in skimpy outfits) for the summer days one
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Idk, the worgen men are alright. They just need to be bigger and taller and have straight posture options. They’re more threatening than when they’re hunched.

Wh… What?
Worgen are heaps popular, what’re you on about. lol

Now if you said Mechagnome – That’d be another story, but there’s loads of Worgen; they were a pretty successful race all things considered.

They could probably boost mechagnome numbers up if in lore they had some titan-device that could ACTUALLY reverse the curse of flesh and give them the Titanforged customisations variety (The mechagnomes we see in Ulduar) - That’d be heaps neat.

It’s simple. Vulpera have tails, Worgen do not.

I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a case of Alliance players generally being less willing to pick non-human races. Vulpera aesthetic (cute fox people) probably just has a wider appeal than Worgen as well.

Worgens’ awkward model and animations definitely aren’t doing it any favors, but I have my doubts as to how influential stuff like that is in people’s race choice. I think stuff like visual theme and appearance matter way more to people than stuff like model/animation quality.

Can’t unsee what was already seen. Much like a glass monitor computer screen that’s been overused, the WoW UI is burnt forever into the bottom of it even when WoW is not on. The same applies to Worgen women.

Worgen in general are like…

While Vulpera be more like this.

It’s not hard to see why Worgen are popular, even if I don’t play one.