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That might be an expansion for WoW one day where you’ll take to the skies and fight enemies on different floating platforms. The Blue Dragonflight uses those Surge Needles, or what about true floating cities or floating dungeons on some undiscovered continent on Azeroth. Of course, all of that is aion gold needless dreaming. Lore Theorycrafting In many RTS games you’re given super units in small quantities and they’re explained in the aion gold story with something like “all of our resources were poured into this project” or something like that. What if the gunships were used in Warcraft 3 in the defense of Hyjal? Do aion kinah you think the gargoyles would have sunk them or would we have not buy aion gold suffered so many losses when combating the Burning Legion? What if gunships were used against the Frozen Throne before Illidan took his seat? Would we have defeated the Lich King? Personally I think yes to all of this. I think if we had the power of the cheap aion kinah two gunships in Icecrown that the war would have buy aion kinah ended much sooner. The aion kinah Burning Legion doesn’t have much in the way of air superiority. A squadron of planes could easily handle gargoyles while the gunship itself is loaded down with tons of turrets and defensive mages. As for the Lich King, I’m sure we could have blown up the spire in Icecrown with the super weapons onboard each and have wonwow gold the war before so much was razed. Alas, though, a story is not told in quick victory. A video game story requires strife in order to give us a reason to fight. Anyway, that’s the Lore Corner this week. See you next week where we take a look at the major plotlines coming in Cataclysm. |