Arkham Architecture

I think the problem is that they are very much averse to tension/conflict in their own story. Every problem introduced needs a quick and clean resolution. In trying to undo the mistakes of the past devs they have over-corrected into writing a story that just seems too...neat, if that makes sense? They don't want to write a war, in fact they seem extremely uncomfortable with anything even resembling a war...But the issue is that after all, it is world of warcraft lmao (nott to be like THEYRE TAKING THE WAR OUT OF WARCRAFT but like....its kinda true)

And I'm saying this as someone who dislikes the faction war shit. I have always thought the WoW factions were much more interesting as a social thing. They may not be at war, but there are still lingering resentments on both sides that create conflict regardless. They are allies, but out of necessity.

I also disagree that the Amani were treated better - they retconned Zul'jin's resisting colonization to be intentionally defiling / dishonoring the loa, which is something that his granddaughter is expected to atone for...with the help of said colonizers lol. It's especially strange because they explicitly refer to it as colonization in game, so in my mind there isn't really a need to retcon Zul'jin into being like. Unambiguously evil. Also...wouldn't it have been a perfect opportunity for one of the 2 Horde-aligned troll races to reach out to the Amani?

Furious at the Horde's latest betrayal, Zul'jin was pleased when the witch doctor Malacrass approached him with a devious plan to crush the elves once and for all. Malacrass had studied the Zandalari high priests and their ability to call upon the favor of the animal gods. He also knew that the elves had magically bound one of the mighty naaru, using it to channel the power of the Light into their own ranks. Malacrass had devised a similar plan: to seal the power of the animal gods within the bodies of the Amani's strongest warriors. Zul'jin quickly approved the plan and lent his full support.

Is it still super sus to make Zul'jin unequivocably a bad guy and for the whole colonizer thing to just get handwaved away? Yeah absolutely. Should the ZA story have really brought up the fact that Malacrass and Zul'jin got the idea in the first place from the blood elves putting a Naaru in a blender and sucking up the juice, which Liadrin was personally involved with? Probably! Was this information anywhere in the game prior to this point? Ehhhhhhhh not really.

I was like, "This will either be amazing, or I'll turn it off in 30 seconds."

A Pokemon only counts for itself, not its evolution line.

A Pokemon with multiple forms (like Zygarde) will only be counted for the specified form. A Pokemon with multiple appearances (like Spinda, Vivillon, Sylvally, etc.) count for all their appearances.

>Unable to raise animals for meat because that’s not ‘cosy’ enough

"hot + morally ambigious + is a dragon"

*by random i mean non-scripted, not hunting for it actively, you're just wandering around in any game and you just found it somewhere

Wizards: College degree.

Bards: Pretty Privilege

Sorcerers: Results of pretty privilege.

Clerics: ~Jesus is a friend of mine!~

Warlocks: Discord Daddy's Sugar Kitten