Yeah it is terrible, in reality kael would of been ejected faster than light and Garithos would of been arrested and tried or removed by his officers. If blizzard had any brains they could of created a bunch of races that would eventually join either side as time went on. Or wittle down the whole horde vs alliance thing until maybe the two expansions after the last of the current trilogy where they form the kingdom of azeroth.

I doubt your country is any better.

They tried, but Purge of Dalaran happens

​@@caffemocca8855 they tried in tbc but the night elves and dwarves ruined that.

Garithos did everything wrong.

The elves were NEVER loyal to the Alliance to begin with. Their actions during the Second War proved it. They never cared about the humans, they only help only if it will benefit them, they only reacted when the events started affecting them (orcs and trolls invading their lands). When Turalyon's forces were withdrawn as the Capital City got threatened, the elf king (Kael's father) said they were betrayed by the Alliance even if Lordaeron soldiers already died defending Quel'Thalas even before the pullout and they're the ones who DIDN'T NEED help and DO NOT WANT TO help in the first place. They left the Alliance after disagreeing with King Terenas' expensive yet effective (lethargic orcs) internment camps. During the undead plague, Quel'Thalas also never cared about Lordaeron, the priests and sorceresses that joined Arthas were free-willed to begin with (like Alleria during the Second War). Again, they only took action when evil Arthas was already on their gates. During the Second War, Garithos served as a Lordaeron soldier in Quel'Thalas but did the elves cared when his baron father who was the governor/mayor of the region near the border died in the battle? No. And here they are, complaining why humans are so racist. Medivh prophesied that the humans will join the orcs and night elves in Mt. Hyjal because the Alliance was too disunited to handle the Scourge and Legion alone (it was shown when ambassadors surrounding King Terenas were arguing about the orcish movement). They won the Second War because of unity (though there were some uncooperative members like Gilneas, elves, and even a traitor like Alterac) but after it, the division within the Alliance grew wider. What did "Gilneans first and elves first policy" caused? Everything. Lordaeron destroyed, Quel'Thalas destroyed, Dalaran destroyed, Kul'Tiras isolated (after Admiral's death under the hands of orcs), Gilneas isolated (wall), Stromgarde weakened, Stormwind still rebuilding. Maybe the elves should have been cooperative early if they don't want "harsh language" from Garithos to begin with.

Same and despite how old, it's amazing. I could legit say, gameplay-wise it's better than JWE, which is kinda sad. JWE only has better graphics. The animations, animal movements, behavior... A game from the early 2000s beats the game that was meant to be its successor. In JPOG they do move in herds. In JWE... they move into and through the body of the other.

Neither do the ones in the movie. They had feathers, and were much smaller, we have them printed around the fossilized bone. We don't know what color they were either tho. The shape of their head is weird here anyway indeed.

@@hunormagyar1843 hunor and all the other feathered dinosaur nerds i understand when i say velociraptor im not talking about the little tiny ones im talking about the utah raptor so stop bitching about how jurassic park did the raptors wrong because they just used the name velociraptor because it sounded cooler and the dinosaurs in the film is based on the utahraptor why no feathers? because they were cloned by using frog dna thats why

maybe jurassic park 6 they will include feathered ones

You know who's not a shining example of Alliance solidarity? It's the elves themselves, they never cared about the Alliance, they only help if they have something to gain from it, they only reacted when the events started affecting them. And that doesn't only apply to the Second War but also to the undead plague as well, they never cared about Lordaeron during the time it was spreading (the elven mages that joined Arthas were free-willed to begin with just like Alleria during the Second War).