Is the void the reason why Xal'atath looks like a different person and age every time we see her? Or is this the design choice, and if so, can they clarify the reason behind it. Just asking for a friend.
Do you guys think they will fix the bugs like in Dawnbreaker in the next xpack or how many years we talking?
Imagine people coming to save you from being enslaved by beings that want to consume the entire universe and subject you and everyone you care about from eternal suffering and you're just like "Whoa whoa whoa, I don't want YOUR kind in MY neighborhood!"
Maybe my priorities are wrong, but man I'm bummed about no new Blood Elf customization lol. I wish they would at least update some of the older hair styles.
Worse than tripe, but this nihilism is pretty on-brand for the game’s “message.” It’s the imperial religion of the dead empire in real life after all. Have to promote it in media as “lone wolves” act on it in person. Havel’s “power of the powerless” is exactly about this kind of thing and how is pervades the post-totalitarian anti-society.As for this weird insistence on “balance,” I will defer to something someone I respect said recently:“I don't want ANY bad. How about that? A bullet to the head "in moderation?" Let your children be [] "in moderation?" Murder in moderation? Let's balance some child trafficking. Let's balance some cannibalism.”I censored the message so as to remove an easy excuse to have the message hidden from view to hide what is being said.As for an even more apt quote, I defer to Hilaire Belloc from “the great heresies”:“Now the Manichean was so overwhelmed by the experience or prospect of suffering and by the appalling fact that his nature was subject to mortality, that he took refuge in denying the omnipotent goodness of a Creator. He said that evil was at work in the universe just as much as good; the two principles were always fighting as equals one against the other. Man was subject to the one just as much as to the other. If he could struggle at all he should struggle to join the good principle and avoid the power of the bad principle, but he must treat evil as an all-powerful thing. The Manichean recognized an evil god as well as a good god, and he attuned his mind to that appalling conception.Such a mood bred all sorts of secondary effects. In some men it would lead to devil worship, in many more to magic, that is a dependence on something other than one's own free will, to tricks by which we might stave off the evil power or cheat it. It also led, paradoxically enough, to the doing of a great deal of evil deliberately, and saying either that it could not be helped or that it did not matter, because we were in any case under the thrall of a thing quite as strong as the power for good and we might as well act accordingly.But one thing the Manichean of every shade has always felt, and that is, that matter belongs to the evil side of things. Though there may be plenty of evil of a spiritual kind yet good must be wholly spiritual. That is something you find not only in the early Manichean, not only in the Albigensian of the Middle Ages, but even in the most modern of the remaining Puritans. It seems indissolubly connected with the Manichean temper in every form. Matter is subject to decay and is therefore evil. Our bodies are evil. Their appetites are evil. This idea ramifies into all sorts of absurd details. Wine is evil. Pretty well any physical pleasure, or half-physical pleasure, is evil. Joy is evil. Beauty is evil. Amusements are evil—and so on. Anyone who will read the details of the Albigensian story will be struck over and over again by the singularly modern attitude of these ancient heretics, because they had the same root as the Puritans who still, unhappily, survive among us.“As usual, old evils get new labels as they are brought back. your curses are Consummately Returned!
mages op again
Please for the love of everything good, NO MORE PURPLE!
Did they reveal which generative AI did that Midnight reveal cinematic?
this whole "common foe" thing is getting so old...
Over time hostilities increase between horde and alliance? Jeez, how boring. What a way to beat a dead horse. /snore
Ah, now here is the information I was needing from gamescon! The real reason I play WoW.
Hey wowhead "authors" you need to start labeling your articles properly. This is not LIVE wow, it's not even beta. I don't want to know about a video game that's coming half a year from now, I just don't care. What the hell is the point of having filters if YOU WOWHEAD AUTHORS refuse to label the articles properly?