Highfire

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The current plot indicates Sylvanas may have ulterior motives and the like, and that's cool. What isn't cool is how things are portrayed right now. Black vs. White is not particularly interesting, especially when it continues to drag the Horde's supposed values through the mud.

In A Good War, it seems Saurfang ends up agreeing at least in part with the practicality (but of course not the honour) of the Burning of Teldrassil. This is indicative of an ongoing problem in Warcraft storytelling, ignoring details here or there to rationalise a perspective. In Saurfang's case, the Burning of Teldrassil is not justified by "Maybe we've tilted the Alliance?" when you already should h

TL;DR:

The current plot indicates Sylvanas may have ulterior motives and the like, and that's cool. What isn't cool is how things are portrayed right now. Black vs. White is not particularly interesting, especially when it continues to drag the Horde's supposed values through the mud.

In A Good War, it seems Saurfang ends up agreeing at least in part with the practicality (but of course not the honour) of the Burning of Teldrassil. This is indicative of an ongoing problem in Warcraft storytelling, ignoring details here or there to rationalise a perspective. In Saurfang's case, the Burning of Teldrassil is not justified by "Maybe we've tilted the Alliance?" when you already should h

Hello,

I just defeated Plantera on the Calamity Mod (Revengeance Mode), and proceded to get my ass handed to me by the Golem. After a death to the Golem I decided to go to the Dungeon to gear up a bit more and finally get that Asgard's Valor Accessory.

But, when I try to enter the Dungeon, my game crashes with this error. It doesn't crash as soon as I step into the Dungeon, I need to make some way into it first, but not before it starts branching it or anything.

Does anyone know why this is the case, and how to fix it? If there's any more info you need just ask.

Thank you very much.

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Edit: I updated tModloader to the latest version and that seems to have

Hey,

Since coming across this thread and seeing... a few inadequacies here or there, I decided to make a full-fledged thread detailing in chronological order the events leading to the inclusion of different kings and warchiefs of the Alliance and the various Horde factions.

Let's begin, shall we?

First: any link with a ^v on it will be a link to a video.

Any link with a ^i on it will be a link to an image.

Any character name with ^AU on it will be referring to the Alternate Universe

Hello, I'll just get straight to it.

This is a small thing, but something that just struck me as a potentially pretty big deal.

Currently, the panel for selecting your panels is, essentially, a black screen with an icon and the name of the Talent.

Previously, you had some measure of a background that would depict to you a little about the talent tree. Destruction is clearly red and barren, Affliction is turquoise, ruinous and desolate and Demonology is green, fel and demonic. Each one without looking at the icons in any detail (especially when they are greyed out) presents to you some measure of character.

I would like to think adding something lik

Link: https://eu.shop.battle.net/en-gb/product/starcraft-ii-bc-2017-war-chest-skin-bundles

While I'm glad they're not just sitting on this and are taking advantage of an obvious financial opportunity (as well as providing players the opportunity to unlock these skins themselves), I think some people may dislike the notion of their skins being less exclusive.

What are your thoughts?

Hey,

Had a dispute with someone on r/wow... just now, actually. I want to hear your guys' thoughts. In Warcraft lore, could you consider the night elves as isolationist? Not necessarily now, what with being part of the Alliance for decades -- but what about pre-Third War? Would calling them "isolationist" be wrong?

I know what my opinion is, but I just want to present the question neutrally so people can give unjaded responses first.

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TL;DR: Question: Are/were night elves isolationist?

The Potential for Warfronts to Provide Storytelling

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Note: any links with an asterisk ( * ) after them will be either an image or a video link. As such, it's recommended you click them to give you just a quick idea as they're not full-on WoWPedia articles.

Hello,

I'm here to talk about Battle for Azeroth and one of the ways its mechanics can be used for storytelling this expansion. So for those who don't know, Warfronts* are a large-scale PvE system that allows you to engage the enemy faction on the front lines, while integrating a couple RTS-derived mechanics.

Researching upgrades and leading troops? I don't know how exactly

The Potential for Warfronts to Provide Storytelling

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Note: any links with an asterisk ( * ) after them will be either an image or a video link. As such, it's recommended you click them to give you just a quick idea as they're not full-on WoWPedia articles.

Hello,

I'm here to talk about Battle for Azeroth and one of the ways its mechanics can be used for storytelling this expansion. So for those who don't know, Warfronts* are a large-scale PvE system that allows you to engage the enemy faction on the front lines, while integrating a couple RTS-derived mechanics.

Researching upgrades and leading troops? I don't know how exactly