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3-19-2012 @ 6:45AM
Killik said...
You can obviously see how someone could *choose* to interpret this as a sign of Horde bias - what, after all, could be more Horde-heavy than besieging Orgrimmar and the Alliance is just a tool to advance the Horde's plot...
But what if it was the other way around? What if the expansion culminated in the Horde besieging Stormwind and deposing Wrynn in favour of someone more tractable (and let's say it's not Anduin)?
Wouldn't the cries of faction bias be even more pronounced? They wouldn't be from exactly the same people and they wouldn't be for the same reason, but they would be louder. What story decision can be taken that wouldn't be interpreted as bias, by a sufficiently nuanced interpretation?