He Changed the Tribe

Warcraft felt good at first, but since the screenwriter kept reading, the Alliance has become the United States, and the Horde has become a brainless and crispy movie. It feels like watching a Western hero action movie, and it has a bad taste.

The author can't control himself a bit. This is really transferring the malice towards the screenwriter to the character. I just want to say that it is easy to get 404 when writing like this. If you just want to vent your anger, just create a group and curse a few words together. It will be even more uncomfortable to do this when you are writing a book at the starting point.

In fact, I want to say that Horde players always say that the Horde is like us, which makes me laugh. The only ones who are like us are the Pandaren. I agree with the Pandaren's view of the Alliance Horde. Most of my characters in the Alliance just hate non-humans.

Hmm... The protagonist will always have only beautiful women around him. Even the undead can be very good-looking, and little girls are welcome.😏😏😏 At least that was the case in the early stage.

Ugh, hate the undead. The dead should not stay in the land of the living, and the forgotten should all go to the Shadow Realm

I am the tribe, the tribe is waste, I = tribe = waste 😁

The book itself is good, but the author's ideas are too extreme. In the author's opinion, anyone who is not a tribe is a dog. It is recommended that double agents, alliance players and tribal players who are not deeply involved in the game avoid it.

In addition to expressing the author's grievances, this book does nothing else. Author, did you write the book just to vent your anger? Can you be less resentful and work more on the plot and setting? What the hell are you doing?

Chief Tianzhu, fast forward to stage a coup with the middle-level officers of the tribe, defeating the superior and defeating the superior 😏

I am very happy that the author came back and re-wrote it. 5000 reward is given. The theme of Warcraft is not popular now, because those who have played WOW are no longer young people. I have also written a game novel about Warcraft, and I understand the difficulty in it. I hope we can encourage each other, at least persevere, and at least have a passion for Warcraft that has a beginning and an end.

I'm very confused! The male protagonist is an elf among the Forsaken. Why is there no Sylvanas Windrunner among the female protagonists? Lady Queen!

I just want to ask if the author can make a clearer distinction between the undead and the living.

Although I am a newbie, can I ask you to read books and get along peacefully? If everyone is reading well, why bother scolding and hurting each other...

Seriously, it has nothing to do with Blizzard. The last employee of Blizzard has long since left, and now the entire 8.0 Is basically made by Activision. If you want to criticize, you must also criticize Activision employees. It has nothing to do with Blizzard.

The writing is good, but to be honest, after reading more than 40 chapters, the plot is not good, even a bit stupid. There are not many words in the main line, so there is not much, but the clues are good, but the details are okay, but part of the plot logic is contradictory It is the kind of thing that is said to be a compilation of Warcraft. The anger of the play is projected onto the alliance, but the actual performance is contradictory, as if it is just a jealous jealousy of King Wa In fact, readers know that for the sake of the plot, you must not do anything to the alliance's top leaders in the early stage, so when you meet the alliance leader, how about pretending to be tough? I wanted to kill him, but I made it look like he had a deep hatred for the Alliance or King Wa, so I thought your protagonist would be very tough on the Alliance But when I met the Alliance team, I guessed that I wanted to create a feeling of being a rival team. I negotiated politely for the sake of the number of words, but in the end, the advantage was still impressive. The invincible Hearthstone is gone, and the logic of the plot here is self-contradictory Otherwise, we should not be incompetent and furious before, or else we should focus less on negotiation with the alliance team with conflicting goals Otherwise, it will not give people the feeling that players who are angry at Blizzard editors traveled to Azeroth. Instead, you play the game and treat the NPC as the camp boss and want to kill it, but the team in the enemy camp is the player. After the game, they are all friends who play the same game and can eat and drink together. Therefore, you still have to maintain the relationship after fighting the game.

I came to watch the protagonist lead the tribe, not to watch the protagonist lick the queen.

There are few books about tribes. I support them.

The biggest traitor of the tribe is always the tribe's top brass😰😰😰

Will Guigui be updated by chance?