I say that because one used to be Horde and a quick search tells me the other is really evilScytheRexx said:
rly: Still a bit confused. Just because Worgen are presented as "evil" goes not mean they would be Horde by default, the Horde itself is not evil, and actually the main leader of the Horde is more a peace-humping guy then the main leader of the Alliance. The Forsaken were long exceptions till recently, when they culled the most evil among them, and the Blood Elves were redeemed at the end of Burning Crusade by Velen.tegid said:I say that because one used to be Horde and a quick search tells me the other is really evil
They were beaten down out of the former glory they held, but not anywhere near extinct. There are more blood elves in the world then we have Gnomes or Darkspear Trolls. Even so, I don't see what being beaten down, near extinct or not, would make you more inclined to join the Horde. Guess I am just not understanding what you mean. Sorry.
Well it would make sense, as WotLK didn't have any races, though I really don't see how putting in Emerald Dream and Xorothian would be a good idea, with the xpac after Maelstrom supposed to be the "Planes". Unless they're planning on pulling a Sunwell/Icecrown and have Emerald dream as the final "big raid zone" before the xpac following, which would make a good transition now that I think about it for the following "Planes" xpac.ScytheRexx said:
I just meant it would make it easier or more natural for them to 'change sides' if they have been badly defeated and their culture is diluted or whatever.ScytheRexx said:Still a bit confused. Just because Worgen are presented as "evil" goes not mean they would be Horde by default, the Horde itself is not evil, and actually the main leader of the Horde is more a peace-humping guy then the main leader of the Alliance. The Forsaken were long exceptions till recently, when they culled the most evil among them, and the Blood Elves were redeemed at the end of Burning Crusade by Velen.tegid said:I say that because one used to be Horde and a quick search tells me the other is really evil
They were beaten down out of the former glory they held, but not anywhere near extinct. There are more blood elves in the world then we have Gnomes or Darkspear Trolls. Even so, I don't see what being beaten down, near extinct or not, would make you more inclined to join the Horde. Guess I am just not understanding what you mean. Sorry.
Won't happen because of the PVP focus half the game takes. Blizzard said they wanted all the races to be very distinguishable from each other in order to promote easy sight of enemies over allies (without needing to rely on nametags).Shegokigo said:
Arugal is really dead though, isn't he? Like, after the GH quest. Although if Gilneas is the home for Worgen it still works, they could have like, opened the gates and instead of "oh cool the plague's not so bad anymore" it might have been like "aw fuck werewolves are biting us."Bowielee said:
Yes I saw that, thanks. I think it'd work a lot better as the Worgen starting area, personally, as it links to another low-level zone (Silverpine). It'd be kinda weird to tack a 70+ zone onto a 15+ zone.Shegokigo said:
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A leaked Blizzard file that was considered to be fake when it was "found" back in the Molten Core days, but it proved itself when it documented every zone and it's level for both Burning Crusade and Wrath, down to the new race starting zones.HoboNinja said:
aranoid:It was a list that surfaced a long time ago, before WoW was even taking it's first steps on the market. Most discounted the list because it was during a time no one felt they could be accurate, but then the expansions started coming out. Then we started hearing about the Burning Crusade, and here is the first part of the list.
Notice that other then the Deadlands being missing, and Bloodmyrk now being called Bloodmyst, that breakdown is pretty much exactly what we got. We knew about what the Draenei starting area was going to be called long before we even knew what the Draenei were, and up till this list no other source even mentioned Azuremyst Isle. Now lets look at the next down on the list.
Again, the trend continued. This was the one listed as the next one following the "Dreanor Set".
Now that I honestly don't remember. Seems I need to brush up on my wowwiki.Shegokigo said:
If you consider it, Blizzard making Goblins instead of Pandaren make sense. They both live in the same general area (The Great Sea), and since Pandaria is "hidden" from the world, Blizzard can put it anywhere it damn well pleases. By changing to Goblins, all Blizzard needs to do with the original plan is change the "Pandaria" they created to some other, Goblin owned island, and then keep Hiji the way it is.Shegokigo said:
You might not have even gotten him. Chen Stormstout was a "bonus" character that you could find in Northrend Barrens during the special orc campaign. He would join with Rexxar is you brought him special beer ingredients. Once you get him in your "party" he stays with you the rest of the game, even fighting with you at Theramore. WoW confirmed that Chen Stormstout and his actions with Rexxar are "Canon" and his pupil, Brewmaster Drohn, talks about when Chen and Rexxar were adventuring together.
That is the rumor. Some of my fellows found alterations done to some of the Emerald Dream maps for the first time in ages, fleshing them out to possibly become instances at the very least. It could just be them messing around and trying ideas to get ready for the following expansion, but my friends and I have been considering they might turn the "planes" into more of a "Caverns of Time" style experience for the Maelstrom Set rather then a unique expansion, but that is just all theory and wishful thinking on our end.HoboNinja said:
The Scythe of Elune is one of the biggest mystery quests in the game, and is tied intimately to the Worgen. His display is characteristic of him wanting to tell us something big is coming involving it, but not able to give it away without getting in trouble. He actually did something similar a few months back, when asked about Gilneas he simply stopped, looked around, said "We have some very, very interesting plans for Gilneas", looked around some more, before saying "That is all I am going to say, they have snipers on the roof."
