https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/world-of-warcraft-battle-for-azeroth-come-one-come/1900-6416978/

Editor's note: This review has been updated to reflect the state of Battle for Azeroth after its first major content update which includes the Uldir Raid and Warfronts. This information can be found near the end of the review -- October 8, 2018

Teldrassil has been burned to the ground. Sylvanas Windrunner steps over the corpses of slain rangers and civilians alike who were impetuous enough to get in her way, only to seal the fate of more innocents in fire and blood as her lithe frame is backlit by an inferno of destruction. The tone of your introduction to Battle for Azeroth is as clear as day: The Horde is evil, and this is no longer a fight about old territories or grievances. This is wartime, and nothing is sacrosanct. Well, apart from the planet that we reside on, the right of foisting faction politics upon new civilizations, and the art of constant, grave misunderstandings.