11th
After an excursion to the Blood Furnace, a friend and family of mine adventured a little on hellfire peninsula, i.e. my two cousins G. & G., my brother and Daniel helped me to powerlevel my lvl62 shaman to lvl63 :)
My orc shaman, loving to crush Alliance bones, is usually PVP-active on our PVE server. While conversing with a quest-giving NPC - yes, I do actually read the quest texts - a lvl63 druid nightelf chick thought it’d be nice to kick some orcish butt … after having been provoked to do so after a “/spit”, but was I supposed to act all friendly, being a long-oppressed (first by Sargeras’ minions and then the Alliance) orc.
Well, she realized fairly fast that she should have rather hit the bed early instead of trying to lay waste on a PVP-steeled shaman at 1am in the morning.
So far so good. I do actually like it when Alliance characters engage in world-pvp, that is the reason why I run around PVP-active after all.
Her similarly leveled party did not engage in combat after they realized that four high-level characters were providing my admittedly ugly-looking shaman with emotional support in a hostile environment.
Twenty minutes and a safe distance away from my party, a Draenei paladin from the nightelf lady’s group thought he’d avenge his RL-girl(?)-/genderplaying friend’s trip to the netherworld by taking apart the grief-causing big and ugly green mammal.
Once more, this proved to be a bad idea.
Our draenei friend, being deeply hurt by the events late at night, could not help but log on with a Horde character of his to engage in some childish flaming (see screenshot above).
His carefully articulated concern (in German) translates to “hey you grass-eating piece of shit .. I’ll get you .. and go make and eat grass you dirtpisser” - for a second I thought about explaining to him the difference between Tauren and Orcs and their respective food preferences but then I decided to silence him for spamming via the relatively new pop-up menu option in the WoW client.
Guess he took his defeat (and the game) a little too serious.
