I was talking to Takalo, a taru who used to play FFXI, then WoW but… he only DotA’s now. We came across class talks, dps (Damage-Dealers) builds and then later, why he pick alliance. Here’s a few reasons we think people play alliance or Horde.<\/p>\n
Alliance<\/strong><\/p>\n Horde<\/strong><\/p>\n Honestly, if allies have nice racial trait, I’d play that but… Escape Artist and +5 to Engineering simply don’t attract me :< for someone who desires to own in PvP. I only play allies because friends are there, but basically that’s it.<\/p>\n That was just the conclusion me and Takalo came up with. Takalo is doing fine hehe :)<\/p>\n I ask the same question to Connie… she’d pick Ally simply because of its looks, and only because of looks :o So yeh ‘.’ I think the faction itself tends to attract a specific type of players, and that’s bad, because then you aren’t equally spreading the players, skillful and casual equally among both faction, which creates the whole image of “Horde owns Alliance most of the time” image.<\/p>\n If you were to play WoW, what would you pick?<\/p>\n Btw, if you don’t know what WoW’s about, here’s one of the Simpson Episode that kinda laughs at WoW, its pretty funny haha! Enjoy ;). Treat it like watching an episode of Simpsons ;)<\/p>\n\n
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\nOf course both share some properties, such as “I pick Alliance because my friends are there”, but what’s important is why YOUR friend choose their respective faction.
\nIf you’re just a casual gamer, you’d pick based on your preference, but if you were a hardcore gamer who desires to own others, or just love the feeling of ownage, you’d pick Horde simply because of their racial trait that’s offered. Orc’s anti-stun and pet strength, Taruen’s stomp and HP, Troll’s berserk and Undead’s Will of Forsaken, simply just owns stuff like Night Elves’ “faster walk speed while dead” or their “nerfed Invisibility”.<\/p>\n