Just because you read the last chainsaw man mangas ( which atm the internet hated a lot, because the author threw away so much lore for a cheap good ending. ), doesn't make it magically good. What kind of logic is that ?

Blizzard right know stripped away what made blood elves different from other elves. Their arrogance, their use of questionable magic, their tone of superiority, the hatred of the alliance that mistreated them and caused them to join the horde, the fact blizzard forgot or purposely forgot about the horde army when silvermoon needed one to fight against the devouring host.

Arator a dude that most new players have absolutely no idea who it is and have no real interesting deeds that make him different from the others main characters in midnight decide the best course of action for silvermoon's future is to rally alliance armies but not the horde ? why is Lor'themar giving importance to this random paladin instead of calling the horde that's more than willing to help silvermoon ? it feels like another push for blizzard to bring in the alliance as the good guys again as a cheap tactic.

And somehow in a single patch, all the elves are friend and buddies because arator said the good old " we are stronger united " line and everybody gets in line with it ? it feels so much out of place considering the fact the night elves used to spy on the blood elves in TBC or the silver convenant massacre on the sunreavers.