Rensin Wrote:But these sorts of things that are being done, such as disallowing certain races in a city... that fosters hard feelings. And he killed a race's leader, still, even if it was a mistake.
Garrosh isn't disallowing certain races in Orgrimmar, period. He's only had the other races moved from Central Orgrimmar (Valley of Strength) because he thinks that only Orcs have the strength to truly defend the city.
And Tauren
Although he gives Goblins and Trolls there own section of the city
Not sure about undead and blood elves.
Danalthar Wrote:Not sure about undead and blood elves.
No one trusted them before, and no one wants to trust them now as far as I know.
Rudolph Wrote:Rensin Wrote:But these sorts of things that are being done, such as disallowing certain races in a city... that fosters hard feelings. And he killed a race's leader, still, even if it was a mistake.
Garrosh isn't disallowing certain races in Orgrimmar, period. He's only had the other races moved from Central Orgrimmar (Valley of Strength) because he thinks that only Orcs have the strength to truly defend the city.
I was talking about elves and Forsaken
. (period)
^ aren't elves physically stronger than all the other races?
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I really hate the direction in which WoW lore is heading. To me it seems that they deliberately added the stuff about Garrosh executing innocent-culling generals and all just to make the character more likable to the players rather than to add depth to him.
In my opinion, it would have been better if Garrosh had been kept aggressive and Alliance-hating rather than the Thrall-clone he is now. I mean just because these folks are faction leaders doesn't mean they should be concerned about global warming and world peace, I'd love to see a leader who's like Castro or Kim II
I'd say its the case with all of Blizzard's lore. I decided to read about Azeroth's history on WoWwiki yesterday (I've minimal knowledge of the lore >>) and couldn't stop wondering if it had been written by a 13 year old.
For instance look at that Wrynn guy, one moment he's wandering around without any memory, taking part in gladiator matches and then later on fusing with his own twin to slay dragons and shit. I know this is a fantasy world but couldn't Blizzard keep their lore a bit less outlandish?
Shane Wrote:^ aren't elves physically stronger than all the other races?
Not in the slightest. Night Elves might be stronger than most Alliance race(except for Draenei?). As for Blood Elves I'd say they are among the weakest physically, but among the strongest mentally.
When talking about sheer physical power, Orcs and Tauren are pretty much unmatched. (Again except Draenei, I don't really know how strong they would be, but seeing as they were fairly easily killed by the Orcs I'd say they are rank 3 in strength.)
^Thanks for clarifying, I must have mistook them with elves from another setting.
Gnomad Wrote:Shane Wrote:^ aren't elves physically stronger than all the other races?
Not in the slightest. Night Elves might be stronger than most Alliance race(except for Draenei?). As for Blood Elves I'd say they are among the weakest physically, but among the strongest mentally.
When talking about sheer physical power, Orcs and Tauren are pretty much unmatched. (Again except Draenei, I don't really know how strong they would be, but seeing as they were fairly easily killed by the Orcs I'd say they are rank 3 in strength.)
Don't you go forgetting about dwarves!
Dwarves are epic, true, but strength-wise I believe they are just slightly above the norm. If we were talking about toughness or sturdiness they would be #1.
Though I could be wrong about their strength. /shrug
Thrall's Balls is still an epic term to use :3
Why isn't it Saurfang instead of Garrosh, I always wondered.
Pretty sure there are a few reasons its Garrosh, because of the Thrall v Garrosh duel for leadership and the fact hes the son of a Chief
But, I think Sour-fang is a better follower then a leader anyway, and hes a master with head-mountings.
...I really want to know why Garrosh looks a bit thick in the head with his new model
I found myself with two reactions to the video:
- I'm very pleased that they're returning to the Plaguelands and showing that the efforts made there over the past three years have finally had impact; and
- Really? Really? No priest love, I tell you.