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Hot Take that I'm certain it'll upset certain people in the community: The Forsaken's aesthetics such as blight have no place in the current Horde. It's been a problem since the Wrathgate & it's something Garry even tried getting rid of. With Sylvanas gone it should go with her.pic.twitter.com/grkz0AHT0e
Just because you love or like an aesthetic doesn't mean it should stick around when it makes no sense lorewise. I adored the Iron Horde and Garrosh aesthetics but it makes sense for the Horde to let those go with him gone.
Down with green pools of blight, up with massive Tesla coils!
I personally wouldn't mind if the Horde adopted more of the Iron Horde tech : imagine a train linking orgrimmar and thunderbuff, like storm wind and ironforge! To me the Iron Horde aesthetic is the just the Orcish aesthetic but with advanced tech. Forsaken blight though? Gtfo
IMO arguments about changing the forsaken are not really going to meet in the middle. On one hand, if you look at their story as if that would be a book or a single player game, then the change and abandoning the past motives and ideas are a perfectly reasonable and interesting.
On the other - people who made a choice to *play* the forsaken, did it because they want to *play*. So for a gameplay part, divercity, contrast of wow races, and recognizable themes are crucial. And changing it would fell like th devs "stealing" from the players what they wanted.
Those 2 parts (game elements, and story) do not necessarily lead to the same conclusion. If we follow the story, there is no need in factions, and it's a good time for the changes among the forsaken. If we focus on gameplay - it's an attempt to fix what works.
Renegades can truly be led as "guardians of the living." And continue to have its aesthetics. More or less what the Dark-rengers are for the Belfos. But also with humans. Imagine something like that the "living" are civilians. The Undead are the army. +
With that you can keep the aesthetic of "plague" but at the same time have Honor. (I think Heros raised that idea with the Necropolis)
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