I think a couple of factors play key roles in cases like this.

The story belongs in a pretty big fandom.

The author is well established in said fandom and already has a lot of fans of their work.

The work involves popular and well liked characters or ships in it.

The work could also be well promoted on other platforms such as Tumblr or Twitter.

I can honestly agree to this but it also depends on just how tall for some of the already taller races, mostly due to the restriction it might pose to entering certian smaller doorframes throughout the world.

Tauren I believe are the tallest race so far and lore-wise are actually MASSIVE in body mass and height. If we had the option to make their already large in game frames even larger, it might pose a challenge for some tight knit spaces gameplay wise.

She spared herself from the horrors of the apocalypse and the huge possibility of experiencing a slow and VERY painful death of getting torn apart alive by walkers.

This was early on in the apocalypse bro, nothing was certian or guaranteed and they already lost half of their camp to a random walker attack in the middle of the night. Jenner also told them there was no cure or resolution anytime soon. And considering all the shit and losses the rest of the group went through later on, I'd say she spared herself from a lot of bullshit. She made the choice for herself and forced no one else in it. What exactly is not 'smart' about it?

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Sindel's line has poor delivery but that's what makes it so hilarious and memorable. It's just goofy and nothing more.

Poe's Palpatine line is just bad, given the circumstances around it. There's no saving it, no matter how good the actor delivering it is.

The sunburn episode.

That was just physically painful to watch, especially when they started peeling off their skin. I seriously wonder what the writers were thinking when they came up with that and even approved of it. 

Yeah, you're a troll. 

You guys literally marched through Ashenvale and Darkshore, slaughtering your way to Teldrassil and then committed genocide on an entire race. 

But yeah, let's blame the Alliance for poor Undercity getting nuked with blight which was again, something Sylvanas did herself in the end. 

I love this so much. Realistically there would be a lot of Night Elf survivors with burn marks and deformities after Teldrassil, at least those who escaped the fires in the tree itself. Wonderful art. 🔥

Big grats! Reminds me of when I was hunting Loque'nahak in Sholazar years ago.

Long hours and days just flying around the basin searching nonstop and then the heart stopping moment when I finally found him. Was the happiest day for me. 

Spirit Beasts are a struggle hunters know too well since wotlk. 

Despite the movie's flaws, I found it fun and enjoyable nonetheless. 

Seeing all of these fun little cameos and easter eggs as well as famous locations like Stormwind, Goldshire, Burning Steppes, Westfal and so on. It made the Warcraft fan in me smile. 

I did have issues with some of the lore changes that I found unnecessary but at the end of the day I found it a comfort popcorn flick. 

Yep. Apparently they even planned an eventual relationship between her and Rick like in the comics.

While I can appreciate some differences between the comics and show, like Carol's change which was positive, Andrea for me remains one of the worst cases of how badly they butchered a really good and fan favorite character.

Completely agree. And the worst part is that apparently they DID originally plan to write her like the comics.

I remember reading somewhere the actress Laurie Holden saying she was shocked when Andrea was killed off cause she was told at the start that she would be getting the comic book treatment. But I think it was the Frank Darabont situation that made them switch lanes there.

It's a damn shame cause comic book Andrea was such a likeable, sharpshooting badass, complete opposite of her TV show counterpart.

It was divided between multiple characters. Carol, Michonne, Sasha and even Beth. Beth mostly with the apperance and the facial scars Andrea had in the comics.

Was originally planted by Fandral Staghelm using a branch from Nordrassil, in an attempt to stop the sudden surge of Saronite spreading across the lands. Unlike Nordrassil, the tree wasn't blessed by the Dragon Aspects, and while it did do its job for many years, it didn't last as it became vulnerable to Yogg-Saron's corruption. The Druids were eventually forced to cut it down. 

This isn't new, it's a 6 year old official BFA art by Dmitry Prozorov.

Bleach, Monster, Berserk, Black Clover, Attack on Titan, Death Note, Evangelion, Mob Psycho 100, Hellsing Ultimate, Chainsaw Man, Overlord, Cowboy Bebop.

Ovie se vaka nekolku sto mi teknuva momentalno sto gi imam gledano. One Piece se macam da ja pocnam ama premnogu ima za gledanje, kako Simpsons e od anime svetot.

Insane dedication. I can imagine PvP, pet battles and profession related achievements must have been the most grueling to get. Is there some you almost gave up on getting?  Either way big grats on this, it's a feat very few reach. 🔥

Everything about this is hilarious. Magni passed out like a log. Anduin having Shadowlands ptsd. Jaina and the dreadlo-I mean her mirror image there. The champion questioning their existence. Truly the WoW experience. 

People don't give Eugene enough kudos here. This guy couldn't swing at a single walker at the start yet managed to survive that long. How? By lying his way to the top.

Was it honorable? Deff not, but it kept him alive and thats all that mattered. 

He singlehandedly defeated the Saviors from the inside and claimed victory for the rest. The guy is book smart but he's also incredibly cunning. His often nervous behavior hides a wolf in sheep's clothing.

I can completely agree to that. Like imagine hidden in this corner of your world is a kingdom of untold horrors and mystery that you only recently opened and you have no idea what awaits you inside. You encounter an entire civilization that you never knew could exist of these strange and terrifying creatures that are completely alien to your world. The deeper you go the worse it gets and you constantly hear the sounds of insects crawling inside the walls. Ahn'Qiraj was very special of a raid and I think was the most effective with showcasing just how mysterious and horrific Old Gods were back then. Not to mention C'thun's voice, to me at least, was the most unnerving to hear.

C'thun is I think the least explored Old God out of the bunch and it's a shame cause Ahn'Qiraj had one hell of an atmosphere of a raid. I really wish they would have later expanded more on that lore and maybe even have a C'thun comeback.