I've always been more of an Alliance player.

I'm feeling like my perception is that the Horde as well as the WOW WOTLK Classic Gold Alliance are actually getting closer and closer but Battle for Azeroth pushes the two sides back. The focus is on the first experience as a faction. What was the motivation to break them apart again?John Hight: So they have been historically right? They'll unite, confront a common foe and then a split will form. And this is a pretty massive rift that occurred during Legion.

It was a kind of difficult alliance for the Alliance and Horde to fight an adversary that they shared, Legion. However, now that Legion is defeated--spoilers though it's a fact that everyone knows in the near future, we'll be able to end the expansion--things happen which left a scar between the two sides. Things happen at the opening of Battle for Azeroth that cement the relationship. The images you'll encounter includes Sylvanas standing in front of Teldrassil in flames.

Then with the opening cinematic incident, it was just before the Alliance finally say, "Okay, we've had it" before they take on Lordaeron. That means some serious events are likely to occur between them. And we just felt like this would be a amazing time to get back to the old battle between Alliance Horde and Alliance. Horde.

With two new continents...are the cartographers in Azeroth just really, awful at their work? What are the reasons these new landmasses continue to pop up?It's rough out there. We're talking about seafaring Warcraft and Blimps. There's no way to be able to see everything. There's a lot crossing known channels.Will it be something like Pandaria where it's been lost in the mists and shadows of time?

No. I'm referring to the fact that this was discussed about in some of the fiction, and it's also an aspect that's been omitted within the game. However, it was an area that is completely unexplored. The whole point of it is both sides trying to find additional allies in this massive conflict. And the last thing they are looking to do is have one of these new areas, and people that are in them, fall into those of the opposing side.

I've always been more of an Alliance player. But story-wise, I get many admonishments from Horde friends who claim that their lore has more depth. The Horde suffer from that fall from grace that makes them feel a little bit more relatable in some ways, whereas the humans can kind of seem like the nice guys that are dicks.

It's interesting. I prefer playing Horde more often, but I like to be able to take on both characters so I can have a maximum level character for each side. In my opinion, I move back and forth about the plot buy WOTLK Gold  myself. I feel like ... Sometimes I feel like "Ah! The Alliance is such a great story! The Horde should be able to include this!"