Why was THIS scene considered as Arthas's step to the path of darkness? He really had no other choice. It's either cull the town, or let them be undead slaves to demons.
If this were Warhammer, they'd be going "whose house first?"
Why was THIS scene considered as Arthas's step to the path of darkness? He really had no other choice...
Nathan Morgan
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Wyatt Roberts
Because Arthas is a fucking dumdum who gets emotional, and his need for justice in that scene is what allows the dreadlord to lure him over to Antartica for some mindrape.
Blake Adams
Logan Ramirez
>He really had no other choice
He did
>It's either cull the town, or let them be undead slaves to demons
You will be surprised, but killing people doesn't stop necromancers from raising them
Bentley Bell
Honestly, it's mostly stupid faggots that don't understand the danger posed by a throusands strong force of undead springing up overnight poses.
Carter Hernandez
He wasn’t wrong about purging the town, it better to just kill off all the folks than letting them turn into undead and run rampage.
His only mistake is that his too emotional, he allow his anger took over him.
Kevin Jackson
Nobody played far enough to see him recruit and then backstab the monster mercenaries
Luke Diaz
Glad you could rake it, Willie.
Lincoln Morales
Betraying the mercenaries was his real step and then taking froustmourne. Stratholme was the 1st not the last step.
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Jordan Diaz
More like Arthas's "friends" are dumdums who abandon him to face the doom of his kingdom on his own because killing people who are already dead is unpalatable even when the alternative is total annihilation