I'm mostly just salty about the awful, just awful, end to Garrosh. Well, that Orgrim. I'll vent a bit about the former first. The mak'gora in itself was falsely executed. Thrall had armour (well, a robe, but still torso armour), there were no judges nor audience, and Thrall used... Magic. He realised he couldn't beat Garrosh by playing fair so he crushed him and zapped him and looked badass doing so because Jesus can never do wrong. Garrosh actually played by the mak'gora rules, and look where that got him. I dunno about you, but the whole notion that Thrall is an honourable orc kiiiiinda fell apart for me and will likely never be restored. I just want him out of the picture for Legion - at least just keep him to the Shaman order hall. I've had enough of GJ for a lifetime.
On to the latter. I was so happy when I saw Orgrim. I was really hoping that there would be some kind of moment between him and Durotan, and then Orgrim would help us fight back Blackhand's invasion of Talador along with his own loyal Iron Horde turncoats. It's evident that even AU Orgrim is charistmatic asf. However, despite being one of the most significant orcs in all of MU Orcish history, he first rallies his troops up to slaughter innocents and then goes "I will not slaughter innocents, Blackhand," which, of course, results in his immediate execution by Papa Furnace Face. It could've been great, Blizzard. It could've been great. Instead, the great Orgrim Doomhammer became less significant than Rokhan in your garrison (what did he actually do other than hand out quests, by the way?) and will now, thanks to the Warcraft movie, be remembered as Durotan's subordinate in the MU by people unfamiliar with the lore. Y'know, because nobody remembered him in the AU.
Also, another minor detail that didn't really grind my gears, but made me wonder is why the fel orcs on Draenor are black. Green, sure; red, better. But black? Did Gul'dan switch to another dreadlord's blood? Or did the arts team at Blizzard Inc. mistake the words "red and spiky with red eyes" for "black and spikey with green eyes." I mean, it's their choice, being the creators and all, but is lore really that fickle to them?
Okay, I've secreted my salt for today. Back to studying.