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Do you dare to believe that Blizzard can make Black Sister the supreme leader of the most bullish X kingdom of mankind in order to please some ZZZQ groups???
In this matter, our national server players do not agree. Even the crooked nuts are a little unbearable!
I have to say that when it comes to disappointing people, Blizzard never disappoints.
In the latest update to Warcraft 11.0, the third map located in the depths of the earth, the Lost Arathi Expedition settlement of Meteorite, was released. And the supreme leader who was ordered to guard this map was the "Lamplighter" Felin Lothar, the inheritor of the ancient Arachi bloodline, a staunch guardian of the Holy Light, and also a dark-skinned woman......
If it's just because of the skin color, it won't cause players to be so disgusted, after all, everyone in the West ZZZQ has long been surprised.
As for the role of Ferrin Lothar, the main reason why it is not likable is that the Blizzard screenwriters stacked a lot of anti-sky buffs for her. For example, Ferrin Lothar lost her left eye when she was a child to protect Alatho's Eternal Flame, lost her left arm in a heroic battle, and is very manly......
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Even putting aside the overlapping buff factors of LGBT and disability, her surname Lothar is the same as the legendary warrior Anduin Lothar.
You must know that in the previous Azeroth Chronicles, the surname Lothar has always represented the purest Terran heroic bloodline inheritance, and Anduin Lothar also bears the name of "the last Arathi bloodline", and has been on fire in Warcraft for more than twenty years, so it really makes no sense to arrange a black relative for such a legendary figure.
What's even more speechless is that Blizzard adheres to the attitude that since you have eaten the book, you will follow through to the end.
When introducing the origin of this group of Arachis to the center of the earth, he was stunned to set up a setting of the Alahi Empire on the back of Azeroth, and strongly stated that this group of Alahi was originally separated from Riptide Castle, and they established their own empire, and under the prophecy of the emperor, they traveled across the ocean to the center of the earth to prepare for the final showdown between light and darkness.
This final battle between light and darkness is a divine vision that the emperor of the Arathi Kingdom saw fifteen years ago, and there will be a catastrophe of the level of destruction in the future fifteen years later.
Therefore, under the flickering of the Light, the most elite group of Arashi sailed to the Sea of Storms, where they were lured to the underground of Azeroth by a dazzling light from the storm to protect the king-sized Azerit Crystal in the Fallen Sacred Valley.
Then, when Sargeras plunged his sword into the planet Azeroth, the king-sized Azeroth crystal underwent an incredible change as prophesied, and its form gradually shifted from light to void.
It is precisely because of such a great change in the Azerit Crystal that the evil creatures lurking underground (specifically the Spider Demon Empire) are ready to move, and the Arashi of the Fallen Sacred Valley have become the first barrier to prevent them from going to the earth.
To be honest, just for the interpretation of this plot, Blizzard made it up somewhat deliberately, and there was a kind of vinegar for the sake of the battle between light and darkness, and he did not hesitate to eat many old settings and push the abstract beauty of the plate of the Arathi Empire.
The best thing is that if you eat books, you can eat books, and Brother Ni, who is airborne, is LGBT and placed in the leadership position, isn't this properly disgusting?
It's just that in this new plot that relies on defense, there is still a news that makes players more excited. It is this Arathi Empire that seems to allow humans to intermarry with the High Elves, and many half-elves have been born, and the Arathi people in the Fallen Sacred Valley are not unable to find their way home, but their mages have not learned the portal.
Therefore, if Blizzard wants to open the decisive battle of light and darkness in Warcraft 12.0 in the future, nine out of nine will let players help Fallen Shengyu open the portal, and by the way, open the option of the Alachi and the half-elf alliance race, and now the alliance players can finally dominate the tribe at the end of the appearance.
The younger brother has something to say: Judging from the intelligence of the United States Test Service alone, whether it is the existence of Felin Lothar or the history of the Arashi people on the Fallen Sacred Valley, they are all things that greatly subvert the basic worldview of Warcraft.
From a certain point of view, they were stunned to let Anduin Lothar pull down the altar, which is no less outrageous than letting you watch the white moonlight when you were a child enter and leave the Fengyue place, and I don't know if the plot will change after the official server is launched.
A serious question: can you accept ZZZQ in the game?