What do you mean, you're the 'good guys'?

[silverthorne]

Dear CC Ally peeps:

Isn't it great when the bear druid clears your cave for you?

So, since you snuck in while the bear butt was killing the minor mobs, and you went ahead and killed the big guy, who was about three yards away from the bear butt (and was the whole reason the bear butt was in there to begin with), wouldn't it be nice to at least say 'thanks'...and maybe even stick around long enough to help the bear butt with the next round of mob spawns so she can get the Big Bad Guy, too? You know, without dying when five of the minor buggers spawn all at once?

No?

And you wonder why I play horde as my main. To borrow vernacular from my teenage years, you, kind sir, suck.

...this doesn't apply to the nice human mage who enchanted my bracers for no reason other than to do it. You're okay.

The rest of you need to act more like Horde, though. 'Cause really? It's a sad day when the 'good guys'* treat each other worse then the 'bad guys'. :P

Sincerely,
The bear butt-in-training (AKA: Rivercat).

*I realize that, for the most part, 'good' and 'bad' is relative, even in WoW, but Ally is traditionally recognized as the 'good' side when that's an issue. ;)

Comments

[chandrielle.livejournal.com]

I miss playing Horde but all of my Horde friends moved to an RP PvP server (no thanks) so all I have left is my Ally guild. Alliance is so boring.

[silverthorne.livejournal.com]

I'm discovering that it really does depend on the server: CC seems rich in very cool Horde players, a few ally players, but the rest of ally side seems to be a bit...um...immature and very often not very helpful during random encounters with other players. By comparison, Wyrmrest Accord seems to have all the helpful and friendly folks on ally side, and Horde is more likely to just go about their business and not bother to help out other players. Your milage may very, of course, but I'm just using that as an example. :)