Dunno about that. Unlike Erevien he still pretends to be serious. And Erevien doesn’t have the stamp of approval of the Bias specialization paladin.
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?? false. blood elf=65% of horde
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Belves do not look aristocratic. Elegant - yes, but not aristocratic. That’s the Nightbourne shtik.
theyre not undead or orcs thats for sure 
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Their lack of customization and the fact the playable nightborne look worse then suramers NPC’s is likely more the problem imho
Also void elves only existing since BFA didn’t hinder their popularity
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Belves and Nbourne came to be at the same time.
https://imgur.com/a/37HfNLV
And they also said fresh undead does not look like human.
What is that looking like then? THAT IS RIGHT: SICK HUMAN!
This is what we should have gotten:
https://imgur.com/a/dJyFnz8
I myself am partial to the new fresh look from Maldraxxus.
https://imgur.com/a/jYVR5oAMaldraxxus are forsaken customization options dream. Hopefully they will unlock some of them for us;
oh that reminds me:
https://imgur.com/L6ZUEcd
I don’t know why do you talk like you are talking for the whole player base. For example I always wanted normal looking undead and the only thing I agree with you is the posture option.
Sure the options could have been better, but personally I’m happy with we got as undead.
I feel the same about most races if I’m honest. Compared to most MMOs, the customisation still lacks. But I’ll take what I can get, and hope they add more options in the future.
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Who said I was speaking about the whole playerbase?
I am speaking about those real long time forsaken players.
They did not want this option. This is a fact beyond argument. These players did not even mind bones otherwise they would not be playing forsaken all these years.
Do you see anyone but elves and alliance cheering for sick humans? NO!
Imagine playing an undead that has 0decay going on. Yes, let it sink in.
It’s stupid and lame.
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It is -Forsaken-, The word is singular and plural. Like Worgen, or Pandaren.
So, Horde is 80% Blood Elf and Nightborne is it? Got proof for that champ, or is it the usual figures you made up? How’s that 96.4% of Devs being Horde working out for you?
I hear you upped the figure to 100% the other day, so by your figures (Because you wouldn’t lie to us, surely) there are 1000 Devs at Blizzard, all of whom are actually Horde. Not maining Horde, but in your words -actually- Horde.
You heard it here first folks, Orcs, Trolls and Tauren walk amongst us, with Forsaken working underground in the packing bays and Blood Elves doing the P.R work.
Whoah, hang on! Hang on! Consistency! So Blood Elves are now 65% of the Horde? (This is genius, you couldn’t make it up!) so by your ‘facts’ 15% of the Horde play Nightborne?
Do you want to rethink that in light of how ridiculous you sound?
15% of the Horde play Nightborne?
Wow…
No, they are not. Because if they were, they would be Undead or Orcs, wouldn’t they now Einstein?
These are lies.
No, I see only humans, behind keyboards, who may play a variety of characters. Take a breath, relax. You are -not- a Forsaken.
Pretty easy, we see examples that should exist. You know those ones you reanimate with the help of a Val’kyr in Silverpine?
Yeah, they should just look dead, no decay. Because that is what a recently dead body looks like, trust me, I have seen them.
Now if you want a body that has had a really, really weird and stupid set of decay that -only- set in at the joints, then you won’t find that anywhere.
Because that ain’t how decay works.
Also, how does decay give you dorsal bone spines? Extra bones that you never had whilst alive that make it impossible for you to move your arms to the sides?
They should actually do it. They should actually make Forsaken act like what the OP wants.
Nerf Forsaken melee damage by 90% (As they can only realistically chop their arms forwards and backwards.
Increase their Damage taken by 50%, as they can’t make armour for crap, and a swift kick to the knee or punch to the elbow will disable them.
Also, err, You know Undead come in various different types, right? and your weak zombie idea is not the same as Undead from every culture on earth?
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Nathanos, Sylvanas and Dark Rangers say hello.
Being undead is not the same as being decayed. It is being re-animated, it is being sentient after normal death. Just because you have a very narrow vision of that - presumably because you’ve only ever known it as a World of Warcraft player model - it does not make it true.
Being decayed is an udead feature; but not all undead are decayed.
Warcraft players really do struggle with the difference between a race/species and a corruption or after-effect on one. It’s very like Void Elves-- the ‘void’ bit is not a race, it is a corruption, so like undead it makes a whole lot of sense to choose the degree of said effect.
It’s the same with Demon Hunters, and just because they are a class that is irrelevant, what they are as described by the game’s story means they are an imposed or chosen change to an existing species.
That’s definitely something that needs a fix.
As for the rest, they are not that bad actually. I would like a skeletal forsaken version, however.
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By time decay should naturally kick in.
I’m well aware of “perfect skin” undeads and they’re an eyesore.
If there’d be a slim chance of losing a limb or a weapon during combat i’d be playing undead all the time.
Dark Rangers when 
By the way I have no objection to them adding MORE decayed options, because again it makes just as much sense as less decayed.
Well, in answer to your question that really depends on how long they had to wait to be ‘reborn’. It seems pretty evident that once re-animated, they remain in the state and don’t continue to rot.
Yes, you are speaking of opinion-- but the solution to that is adding more options for both tastes. I’d welcome options to have even more of the arms and legs be skeletal, and even half the face, or half the torso.
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