Also magnataur are basically mindless beasts so honestly who cares if you kill them young or old ? Garrosh at least found use to them.
Its also pretty funny how people pull a moralfag about how using children as hostage's is bad when... as goblin player you abduct young nagas and use them to force adult ones to surrender. Guess all goblin player's are monsters who need to be purged as well.
You don't need to convince that the PC of some races is a bastard, we all know that. But we aren't the bastard with Old God power that is trying to murder the entire world.
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The point still is, that players are as evil as garrosh and have no right to judge him. (at least in kids as cannon fodder case, in other cases they have more than enough right to judge him).
1/ Naga aren't innocents, they are corrupted at their core as an entire race.
2/ Garrosh isn't using these children as a bargining tool. Infact, he seems to only be using them to torture their parents and drive them insane while they fight against each other in the pits.
3/ The Goblins aren't the aggressors in this situation. Garrosh is.
If he kidnapped them off record, then people can still say that there was nothing wrong with the Horde's assault on Theramore. It's pretty clear that Garrosh and the Horde are two separate entities.
I feel like Blizzard is trying way too hard to make Garrosh as despicable as possible. It's like they're trying to change everything he's done into a horrible act of violence. Give it a month, we'll learn that Garrosh only got mad at Overlord Krom'gar (Stonetalon Mountains questline) because he wasted a bomb. We'll also learn that he asked Magatha to poison his weapon before his fight with Cairne.
"If you have to believe it on faith, you have no reason to believe it at all.” Aron Ra
kids are anoying he did us a favor ;D
Its easier to put together too, Garrosh simply making it look like he gave a shit about 'children' being killed in a bomb, when he just did so and killed his commander to make you think otherwise. Rather then seeing it as a retcon, its better to take it as Garrosh fooling you into thinking something else.
The ironic thing is, it just means he's even more diabolical then previously thought, that even back then, he saw the bomb as an opportunity rather then a travesty. Why would he consider it anything else, Garrosh has shown he hates anything that isn't an orc, and wants to wipe all non-orc life off the face of azeroth, so he really wasn't upset about killing night elf children, he was just upset he lost a bomb, and used it as a political side wind.