Alliance > Horde?Follow

Yea Alliance have it better than the Horde. The Alliance have many places to xp in the 20-30 area and the Horde generally don't have a option besides getting ganked in Hillsbrad. I'm also really bothered by the fact that Alliance has 400+ more quests than the Horde. It's easier to get to 60 on the alliance. This is bothering me greatly and I hope blizzard "adds" quests in Kalimidor. I bet they won't but oh well.

WRT the quest disparity... I've been checking this site and thottbot for quests, and over the past few patches they've added quite a few to the horde side. Don't know what they've done for the Alliance, but I saw stuff for, say, Thousand Needles that was NOT in the game during stress test. Blizzard is working to remedy the situation. And a bunch of the stuff added was for the mid-to-high 20s, so between there and Stonetalon there should be an alternative to Hillsbrad. Heck, I think they're working on some Stonetalon stuff (though don't quote me); the entire Lake area in the middle of the zone needs more stuff to do.
Anyway, the Alliance's biggest advantage in PvP is numbers, and going to the Alliance because you're afraid of numbers just makes the situation worse.

Vengeance for Zul'jin!

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Edited, Thu Oct 14 01:27:40 2004 by VampyreKnight

yeah yeah, try and make me use the correct name for a race of people who are always accused of being high.

BTW, since you happen to have played the past warcraft games, I do still need some tips on beating Twilight of the Gods.

Edited, Thu Oct 14 01:31:00 2004 by VampyreKnight

Don't base your choice of faction on other people's opinions. If everyone listened to me, you'd all be playing Night Elves. (Like that would ever happen...)

Picking a class that you will play based on opinions of others and numbers of those people playing the different factions... that's just... uhm... sorry, no way to put it nicely...

Play what you want, who cares what others do.

I'll never play Alliance for one simple reason: I see no reason to believe that the current 2:1 ratio of Alliance to Horde toons in closed beta will change at release. Imagine falling all over 1200 Alliance toons on release day trying to complete noob quests in the Alliance zones versus fighting for mobs against half that number in Horde zones. Trying to get my fair share of mobs for quests in mixed zones in my 30s and 40s (eg. Stranglethorn Vale, Arathi Highlands, Badlands, etc.) is hard enough as it is.

As noted above Horde IS getting some love at the moment. Blizzard even blew off Paladin talents (and they've been promised for HOW long? hehehehehe) to pretty much work only on Horde quests/zones.