They have problem with pvp balancing and they wanna split pvp totally. I think they would love to remove it somehow... We have new class now=more imbalance and problems for them.
They are focusing on PVE and FOCUSING HARD!
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Which is good. PvP was never in WoW to begin with, I think even world PvP wasn't enabled until shortly after launch, and it was a patch or two before they saw their first BG. PvE balanced has suffered for PvP reasons since Vanilla, but it got worse in BC with the release of Arena. I still maintain to this day that in my opinion the single worst decision blizzard ever made was introducing Arena.
They could fix it by separating PvE and PvP functionality of abilities, but for whatever reason they refuse to do so.
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:O
Like, the one and only pvp content which may be more balanced and funny then the others...
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It's not at all though. Look at every single season which has been dominated by only one or two comps with almost no variation.
The rest of the game suffers because of Arena. It never should have been introduced.
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That said one of the blizzard devs if I remember good.
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Still there's room for the personal skill of each player to be important inside the calculation. I know there will always be the FOTM comps but still, some of those players are more skilled then the others, and to be honest, the rank 1 comps have always changed. Every pvp spec has lived its good and bad moments. We can admit that the nerfs or the boosts applied to each class by the devs didn't seem to follow a certain logic but the 3vs3 bracket will always be more balanced then a duel or a random battleground.
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Sooooo, this is the second return of the Burning Legion. Archimonde died at Mount Hyjal. Illidan is dead. His master Kil'Jaden is dead too. Illidan's target- The Frozen Throne is no more. The Lich King- Arthas is dead, his place was taken by Bolvar, Tyrion's brother. Bolvar is the new Lich King who is not evil nor corrupted, not yet, Blizz might corrupt hit for the new expansion to have some storyline, only Tyrion knows what happened. Deathwing is dead, at the end of CATA, the other Aspects lost their powers. Grom was sent to prison, but escaped. He went back in time to deny the rule of the Burning Leagon over the orcish race. The orc invaded Azeroth. As the video shows- they were defeated. All this leads us to two questions:
1st Question: Is the time line changed ? If it is changed then all of the above either did not happen or did but with a diffrent outcome. This includes the invasion of Azeroth lead by Archimonde. And if all the events from the Opening of the Dark portal to Fall of Grom are totally diffrent, this whole thing would be one big mess. This could mean that all this history will be presented in a few cinematics, explaining the new time line. ( this is my opinion). However, there is clearly a new continent which means that there is a very high possibility that this the second return of the Legion. But if time is altered, this could be the first invasion, it just so happens that the history takes it's place in a diffrent continent in Azeroth, not discoverd by now, but in the past thanks to Grom's little time adventure. Yes that craziness goes if the time line is changed.
2nd Question: If the time line, in contrast to physics , stays the same, who is gonna lead the invasion ? The only remaining thing connected to the Burning Legion, is the spirit of Ner'Zhul - The Lich King, who is now on the head, and under controll of the good and uncorrupt former Paladin -Bolvar. Is he gonna be recruted by the Legion. Is some new demon general going to take command ? Or Sargeras himself, will come and take direct controll if the invasion, which, in the end, will end with the most epic raid, as Sargers is the final boss, for all the Universe ? The Legion gets defeated forever, times of peace and prosperity come to Azeroth. All battles are over, all that is left of the Scourge and the Legion is destroyed, the betreyers are executed and the story of Warcraft and it's sequel World of Warcraft comes to an end. And they finally decide to make Warcraft 4 and countinue the history from the endt of the Frozen Throne or even finish their second MMO- aka -Titan. :D :D I guess this time is yet, for many years to come.
Every time when authors and producers, who are not qualified for the job, bring to the story time travell concept, things get really irreal, irrelevent and complicated or ****ty. The other time when this happens is when rich, corporative thugs buy some good gaming studios and companies and start to produce quantity and industrial and mass produnction products for the masses. Ohh, sorry that already happened, before time travel had been involved. Activision bought Blizzard few years ago and things went to ****.
Baaaaam !!! In times like these, my fingers get out of control ! Sorry ! :D
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We didn't kill Kil'Jaeden at the Sunwell, we have only sent him back to the twisting nether or wherever he came from.
P.s.: I've dun the Sunwell!!! (cit.)
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Neither is Archimonde dead, even in HFC he didn't really die. In mythic he teleports out of the twisting nether the moment he is about to die.
About AU and MU Azeroth. Blizzard really ****ed themselves with the lore on WoD but what we know is that there are different realities but there is only one burning legion who transcend them all.
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Yayaya every time the same thing. Not killed-repeat etc etc. So we are fighting them for no reason at all. Just delaying our death!
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He actually does die in the HFC raid. You watch him die in the cutscene. (Though he might be one of those 'can only die in x place' people who's just 'defeated' despite his physical body being killed)
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Demons don't die,they only reappear in the twisting nether which means that we only defeated them not killed.therefore making your argument invalid
PS:That sargeras raid could be one epic raid with 40man raid setup coming back.Edited: August 12, 2015
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Archimonde and Kil'Jaden were never dead. When you kill a demon, it gets sent back to the Twisting Nether. Bolvar wasn't Tirion's brother, either. He was head of the Stormwind guard up until WotLk when he lead the assault on the wrath gate and someone else took his place. And it doesn't matter if he was corrupted or not before wearing the crown, he took up the mantle and sealed his fate of possession by Ner'Zhul, whom Arthas thought to have killed out of the helm.
WoD was a totally separate Timeline. The only thing that would be happening in our timeline is Legion, since Gul'Dan escaped HFC in a time warp and ended up on the Broken Isles.
Apparently "we" lead the invasion, as the heroes of both factions end up either giving us their weapons (Ashbringer, Doomhammer, etc) or we find the ancient weapons needed to combat the demons. And being that they made Illidan a demon in WCIII, they stated his soul went on to the Twisting nether as well (how his body ended up on the Broken Isles, i honestly have no clue). Being that he knows more about the legion than Gul'Dan apparently, he's most likely going to be our main head for the assault. And tbh, Sargeras isnt our last fight so to speak. We still have to fight off the naga, the Zandalar trolls, regain connection to the Emerald Dream and Azeroth after cleansing it of the Nightmare Xavius created, and the scourge is still active, no matter who's heading it. So no, i doubt this is the end of WoW as far as expacs go. Even then, we still have to fight the Old Gods as well, and since they inhabit all planets, even Post-Shattering Draenor (Outland), they're as much a threat as Sargeras.
P.S- Bolvar's a Warrior.
Time travel has been in the game since TBC (Caverns of Time). The only reason it was sketchy this expac was because of its execution. It mainly focused on the horde part of the 35 year time anomaly which is why it seemed like a filler expansion. I mean, honestly, the whole expansion would NOT have happened had Metzen let Thrall kill Garrosh in Orgrimmar.
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A1: The time line is not changed, the Warcraftian Time System is like DC or Marvel Multiverse. There is one main or true main time and many alternate ones. Its the job of the Bronze flight to keep the true one pure. WoD happened in a alt universe in the past.
A2: High Demons like Sergeras and his second in commands can not simply die .... unless they are killed in Twisting Nether itself. Only their avatars die in other planes. (Though the concept of anchoring is rather recent, the concept of Avatars is as old as Agewynn)
Except for Illidin's return, everything else was well established in the WoW lore nearly half a decade back. (In fact you can actually do Time Travel dungeons as early as BC) And preparing for a new invasion by a 'burning shadow' was the entire
basis of Wrathion's Legendary questline and WoD's initiation.
It is *****s like you who apply physics to fiction and science fiction and pretend to know **** are empty vessels ringing loud.
Also how does Bolvar Fordragon and Tirion Fording becomes brothers in your imagination? Oh wait ... you just watched the end cinematic and have no lore knowledge at all.
Nah .. it was confirmed that Archimone's soul is anchored to the nether. Only his current avatar died.
Bit like the Daedric Creature from Elder Scrolls actually.Edited: August 12, 2015
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It's exactly like that.
Daedra (Demons) can only be killed on their specific plane of Oblivion (Twisting Nether). Until then, you only kill their anchor in the physical world, in this case their avatars.
