(hopefully) Here before the usual haters !I really don't understand the hate they get in wowhead's comment section. Sure they're optimistic most of the time, but you know what ? I'd rather watch content creators with a quite positive view on the future of the game I play most of my free time than a sad, depressed and doom-calling hater. There are way too many of them online, and I don't play WoW to get sad !From what I've seen from their livestreams, they always seem polite and have courtesy even with the worst trolls I could see.Anyways, great weekly reset as always, looking forward to some cinematic analysis and Midnight predictions since Tali is "always" right :D
the point out the Alleria ranger-General there not look in to the lore from before wow Alleria Windrunner's(void elf) grandmother name is also named Alleria Windrunner and was the Ranger-General.
I am ambivalent towards T&E myself but I just wish there would be a bit of a write-up or transcript on these articles, like you do with Nobbel’s lore videos.
All I could find online is that some people find Taliesin toxic while on stream, and that they're "clapping like a seal for Blizzard 24/7" as you said... but I don't find it to be true in both cases.I'm making my own opinion based on what I can see and experience from them, something an AI can't tell me. I've only ever seen Taliesin be polite with haters (then again, everyone isn't perfect) and they can be critical with Blizzard, it happened more than once.I guess I'll never understand why some people here are openly bashing on them.While I'm not a "fan" of them as I only watch their weekly reset (as for many other youtubers : Hazel, Soul...) and livestreams during Twitch drops, I still enjoy their content.Sorry to be THAT guy, I just feel like some people are bashing out...only to bash out :)
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Had to make an account just to share this, the guy has always been toxic and passive aggressive. He either plays or used to play on my server and somewhere around WoD or Legion he raided with a guild I've known really well since TBC. I heard so many horror stories from their members and officers, he tried to become the guild's main character because he was an up and coming streamer back then, and they were in hindsight way too lenient with him, as they were always a low drama guild. He was insufferably toxic whenever he got benched for his mid disc healing performance. As a relatively new member, he constantly critiqued the raid leader's strategies - a guy who had done this for years, talked over people, etc. He was whiny and insufferable, with a huge ego. Now this describes plenty of wow players so it's not too weird. But then he decided to make a whole stream about how he left his guild, and just spin it into a wild fabricated tale of the poor misunderstood Taliesin trying to save his guild that he loved so much, how he wanted to save them from their raiding incompetence. A guild that obviously didn't need saving by some bad disc priest who assumed he had an automatic prog spot as an e-celebrity. So after all the pressure and drama this generated, this made their raid leader quit wow, Now their raid leader was a guy who loved wow, beloved in his guild and community, a super patient tank who taught many people how to play, for years. Sadly, he died a few years after. I do not know the exact timeline for this, as I only heard it from others after it already happened, the guild doesn't tend to air their dirty laundry, but I heard the same story from so many different players that it's probably close to the truth. His video on it is probably still up so you can see for yourselves, it's all fabricated BS to make himself look like a martyr.
I just dread when they get a chance to ask questions at Blizzcon and the whole convention has to grind to a halt for five minutes while they treat the captive audience to their antics.The fact that I never see them on streaming except for here suggests that Wowhead may be carrying these two on its back. The algorithm is literally "who?"
Just as I was thinking thank god they stopped showcasing these "people"
