I was on the verge of tears in BfA, watching Jaina reuniting with her long dead brother. They are still capable of creating meaningful stories, yet choose to stick to mainstream tropes
the story was always cartoonish and dumb anyone remember the alliance robocat ? or most of the alliance cata being a meme because they didn’t have the time to finish the alliance side
or remember arthas being like I-IMPOSSIBLE … and running away like a little b
it had that total NEXT TIME GADGET NEXT TIME vibe to it
To me that’s the only problem. I mean Jaina emulating Elsa from Frozen and the community criticising this in BFA should have been the first signal. But I also understand they trying to modernise the game and artwork and make the characters relatable to a younger and more modern audience.
The Fox and the Hound, The Black Cauldron, Night on Bald Mountain in Fantasia, , Pinocchio, The Hunchback of Notre Dame (you know, where Judge Claude Frollo kills a woman within his first two minutes of screen time) , Tarzan (you know, where Clayton taunts Tarzan, saying “go ahead, shoot me” and “be a man.” His fate is even worse, as he doesn’t realize he’s getting entangled when he frantically slashes the thick mass of vines in a futile attempt to kill Tarzan.) …
Bambi, damn Bambi!!! Where he and his mother are shown grazing and having a peaceful day out, which is interrupted by the sound of bullets. Bambi runs deep into the forest, with his mom following closely – or so he thought.
Just to name a few, but the list is basically endless
Disney is dark as hell, darker than Warcraft actually most of the time
Naturally, you have the right to disregard anything a player said because of the avatar of the race he or she plays, but that tells more about you than the vulpera players