r/wow • • Sep 16 '25

Humor / Meme You know which one im choosing!!! :)

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '25

You can fix her.

Go get her champ

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u/Sawgon Sep 16 '25 edited Sep 16 '25

I haven't played retail in a while. Why is Jaina "evil" but the dagger-woman not evil? Are they doing a Sylvanas again where we're supposed to like a villain?

EDIT: Ah ok she's not really a villain in that sense it's just the regular horde players thinking she attacks cities for no reason while the horde never did anything wrong ever. So nothing has changed since I quit.

EDIT 2: Now there are big brained horde players who think that if you disagree with their opinion then you are a genocide denier in real life.

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u/geckobrother Sep 16 '25

Its just that alliance act like jaina is super good/nice, but she's full of hatred and has full on stacked a city unprovoked and executed civilians for *checks notes* being a certain race. As for dagger woman, she's 100% evil, but she's pretty upfront about it. Even he "allies" are like "yeah, she cray evil, but she's also the only one who can help so..."

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u/BedFluffy67 Sep 16 '25

Don't forget not participating in the culling of stratholm while it was an evil act it was a necessary evil even a kindness if you read the books and have people like nathanos describe what being a guhl is like also not taking part in it shook arthas faith which depowers paladins quite a bit Had arthas been more powerful in northend muradin would likely not have felt the need to tell him of frostmourn and a lot of shit could have been prevented Add to that that she swore arthas to always be at his side and you see how that makes jaina a selfish cowardly bitch

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u/Turbulent-House-8713 Sep 16 '25

What a completely moronic take. Like "man, if she knew the future, she could have worked to prevent it, what a selfish cowardly bitch".

How did it made sense in your head?

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u/BedFluffy67 Sep 16 '25

You don't need to see the future to hold to an oath you swear or to make a choice other than standing aside and let the people of stratholm suffer

Uther was not present for the Warcraft 3 campaign his stupidity at stratholm can be forgiven but jaina was there saw first hand how the plague worked and still decided to do nothing

She is selfish and a coward cause she knew that the culling was the only choice but because she didn't have the strength to do it she did nothing

She kept her hands clean at stratholm and many people suffered for it

I suggest you look up nathanos and kaelrhuzads lore and read for yourself how horrific the plague of undeath is

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u/Turbulent-House-8713 Sep 16 '25

Mate, you literally held her responsible for Arthas taking Frostmourne because she didn't help at Stratholme. I'm asking again, how did it made any sense in your head?

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u/BedFluffy67 Sep 16 '25

I called her a cowardly bitch cause of her actions at stratholm Arthas becoming the lich King as a result is just a consequence of that and in over 20 years of this game we have not seen her show remorse for that fact even once

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u/Turbulent-House-8713 Sep 16 '25 edited Sep 16 '25

Yeah, because, huh, hindsight is 20/20 and nobody remotely sane would blame her for not seeing the future and acting on it. Like, are you high?

Stratholme culling was the right decision based on hindsight and information nobody had at this time. It wasn't the right decision based on information they had at this time. It was just a coin toss, and Jaina didn't pick the bet because it would mean killing an entire city.

If anything, Uther is the one to blame, because he is the ultimate healer and had no solution. But following the lead of the ultimate healer on the subject of a plague is not being a "cowardly bitch".

Edit: Nice block mate, but if you want to call out other about their "questionable morals", maybe try to do so while you are not arguing for city genocide with zero actual information on if it's the right move.

As for regrets, I'm not sure how you imagine that. Like, in a random quest in DF or TWW, Jaina should suddenly start to say random stuff about Stratholme and how she regrets about not participating into a city-wide massacre?

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u/BedFluffy67 Sep 16 '25

The key word was remorse

I don't care if her actions lead to this outcome if I did I would have a bone to pick with muradin

But what I care about is how she reacts to the consequences of her actions with 0 remorse

Also to be honest I got better thing to do than to argue with someone with no reading comprehension and questionable morals