[ SECRET POST #2286 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2286 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

...I care about stories? Or at least, I did when I was playing.

Though, I like the way they split who went were. Ji obviously had a 'the end justifies the means' mindset [and more reckless], which really fits more with the hord than it would with the alliance, and Aysa was more about being careful and being very sure that what you were going to do was the right thing - which is more of an Alliance thing. At least, that's how it always seemed to me.

Disclaimer: I've haven't played since shortly after MoP came out, so my memory might be a bit fuzzy.

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[(Anonymous)]

Oh, personality-wise, they went to the right place (though it still would've been cool if they'd done a "maybe I can learn the another way of thinking/teach my way of thinking by joining the other side" sort of thing), but it's rather cliche that the rough'n'tumble, "ends justify the means" character was a boy and the patient, careful one was a girl - it really would've been a new thing if Ji had been a girl with the same exact personality, and Aysa a boy with the same exact personality.

(Also, I'm still not sure what the fuck Jojo is even doing there - he just ends up going with Aysa...why? Because she's a girl and can't go anywhere without a BIG STRONG MAN to guide her? WTF?) (I know I shouldn't expect progressive thinking from Blizz, but I'm still disappointed when they pander to the lowest common denominator.)