That isnt Varok Saurfang,; he doesnt look anything like him, not to mention the hair difference being huge. THis orc is General Nazgrim and the human is Admiral Taylor
@@ZakhadWOW if you talk about the MoP Cinematic, this is neither Nazgrim nor Taylor... the orc and human are no named generic characters, not represented ingame
The Lich King in the last video is a different one to that in the third cinematic. The first Lich King was defeated, but it was said that someone has to take his place and wear that magical helmet, which gives the power to control undead, to keep the "scourge" (a massive undead army) in check and not let them rampage over Azeroth. A Paladin who died in the war against the Lich King but was revived by the ruby dragon flight (of life), took this place, since with his still brutally burned body he saw not really a way to live with other humans anymore. Since then he pretty much just sat there, trying to control the Helmet and not be corrupted by it, what alone makes him a lot weaker than the original Lich King. On top of that, he does not own the other magic artifact "Frostmourne" (the blade you see in the video he for example uses to raise that dragon), a soul eating blade that empowers its user even more with every soul, what made the original Lich King stronger and stronger and stronger until the cosmic force Light (there are six cosmic forces in Warcraft: Light, Void, Death, Life, Order and Chaos and reality exists between those in their counterbalance) destroyed it (else the players would have lost and their characters turned into servants of the Lich King. Beside this, Sylvanas is empowered by a god of the cosmic force Death, so she's much, much, much, much stronger than she would be by herself. The chains you see are pretty much chains from hell, which just rob you of all strength and resistance, so there is borderline no way to resist them without having a cosmic force on your side, too. Since the Helmet is coming from the realm of Death, too, and even more was forged by the same god who empoweres Sylvanas... well...
Ahhhhh, this is some great context for the last one. Also some sick lore… is that why when we first see the Lich King in the last cinematic his flames start off as orange or is that something different?
@@Extinct_4 That's a spot on assessment. The second Lich King's power comes from the red dragonflight's flames of life, which is orange/red, while the blue flames are the Lich King's powers (held within the helmet) subsuming the life powers. It's why his charred body's "energy lines" or whatever its called goes back to orange when the helmet is removed too, as the two powers are separate. Effectively, the helmet is a huge power booster.
Ok I think you really need some context: 1) The Warcraft franchise exists since the mid 90's. The first three games where RTS games titled Warcraft: Orcs vs Humans, Wacraft 2: Tides of Darkness (and the expansion pack Beyond the Dark Portal) and Wacraft 3: Reign of Chaos (plus the expansion The Frozen Throne). League of Legends is in fact an adaptation of a custom made game mode of Warcraft 3 called Defence of the Ancients (or DOTA, a name you might have heared). Warcraft 1 was originally planned to be a licensed Warhammer game (that's why the characters look like Warhammer) but Blizzard couldn't get the necessary license from Games Workshop. 2) World of Warcraft is an MMORPG. 3) There are no "character reveals" like in Overwatch or League. This is an MMO with a true Open World. 4) Gameplay works like in other RPGs - you create your character by picking race and class, explore the world, do quests, dungeons and raids, farm materials trade in the auction house etc 5) The individual trailers are the announcement trailers of the main game (=the first trailer) and the individual expansions. 6) The first trailer introduces some races and classes in the game - Dwarven hunter, Night Elf Druid, Undead Warlock, Orc warrior, Tauren shaman (the bull man - originally this race was supposed to be called Minotaurs, but they changed the name to Tauren during development of Warcraft 3), human mage. Two classes (priest and paladin) and two races (gnomes and trolls) are notshown in the trailer. 7) The Burning Crusade was the first expansion released, introducing two new races (the tentacle guys, the Draenei, for the Alliance and the Blood Elves for the Horde. The two characters shown also represent the two classes not shown in the original trailer - the Draenei is a paladin, the Blood Elf is a priest). The narrator - the guy with the horns and wings - is Illidan Stormrage, the main antagonist of the expansion. 8) Wrath of the Lich King is the second WoW expansion and it is about defeating the Lich King and his undead Scourge. He revives a long dead blue dragon called Sindragosa in the trailer. He is replaced at the end of the expansion by a new Lich King whotakes on the job to keepthe undead in check instead of unleashing them on the world. 9) Cataclysm is WoW third expansion and the trailer introduces the next Big Bad of WoW - Deathwing, a dragon that wants to destroy the world. 10) Mists of Pandaria, the fourth expansion, introduces a new playable race (the Pandaren) and a new class (the monk). The setting is a new continent that was discovered by Horde and Alliance after being enshrouded for thousands of years and of course Pandaria is full of adventures and under threat by evil forces. 11) Warlords of Draenor takes us to another world - the planet Draenor, the original homeworld of Orcs and Draenei. The events in the trailer show a very important event in Warcraft history: the orcs where corrupted by consuming the blood of the Demon Lord Mannoroth - that's why they attacked the normal game world of Azeroth in Wacraft 1 in the first place, serving as agents for the demonic Burning Legion. The orcsfree themselves from the demon influence in the events of Warcraft 3 btw. However- Time manipulation creates an alternative timeline in which the orcs are not corrupted by the demons but form an invasion force of their own known as the Iron Horde to conquer Azeroth nonetheless. 12) Legion, the 6th expansion, sees the Burning Legion return to Azeroth in the attempt of destroying the world. 13) Battle for Azeroth, the 7th expansion, sees a new conflict and war erupt between the Horde and the Alliance (the two playable factions in the game). During the course of events the orcish hero Saurfang frees the Horde from the manipulations of the Horde's corrupted Warchief, Sylvanas Windrunner (the undead elven woman featured in the trailers). 14) The final trailer (Shadowlands) introduces a new cosmicrealm, the Realm of Death - in the Expansion the players travel to this realm to fight the next Big Bad, an entity known as The Jailer. The cadence of WoW expansion releases is about 2 years give or take. PS: Saurfang is an orc, not a goblin. Goblins do exist in WoW and where even introduced as a playable race for the Horde in Cataclysm, but they are entirely different from Orcs. Goblins are small, abotu the size of a gnome, and are very industrious and inventive. They always compete with the gnomes in terms of who creates the best inventions - and both races are good at it, but their inventions are always...interesting. Gnomish inventions tend to have unexpected side effects, while goblin inventions usually work as intended but have a tendency to eventually explode, usually at the worst possible moment. And what you call "blue goblin man" is not a goblin either - that's a troll.
This is some great context, thanks for making this comment 😅 I’ve heard of DOTA before but have also never really seen anything about it other than the odd character from the second game, so that’s really interesting to know that it stemmed from this. Question, In the realm of death is everything like a mirrored version of the ‘normal world’??
@@Extinct_4 No. WoW's multiverse is divided into 7 realms: - The Mortal Realm which is basically the normal universe with planets, space etc. It is also the realm that is in the middle of the others. - Realm of Life. It is associated with Life magic and powerfull creatures known as Wild Gods. -Realm of Death. It is opposed to the Realm of Life, but the two are also linked in the circle of life and not necessarily hostile towards each other. It is also the realm of the so-called Eternals, the pantheon of Death. This realm is associated with Death magic and Domination magic. - The Void. It is home to powerfull creatures known as Void Lords - creatures that hunger to consume life in other realms, in particular the Mortal realm. Void Lords cannot manifest themselves outside their own realm, so they have sent a wave of servant beings known as Old Gods to the Mortal Realm to open a way. This realm is the origin of Shadow Magic, and people who interact too much with the Void tend to go insane. - Realm of Light. It is opposed to the Void and the powerfull cosmic race from this realm is known as the Naaru, beings of pure light. However - Naaru seem to go through cycles, and during their other phase they're filled with Shadow magic - some interesting dynamics in the relationship between these two Realms here. Void and Light are strongly opposed and it seems that we'll see a huge showdown between Void and Light in the expansion after the one launching in a few weeks (The War Within launches in August, followed by Midnight and then The Last Titan).This realm is connected to Light magic (surprise surprise). - Realm of Order. Home of the Titans which are also considered to be a Pantheon in the Mortal Realm. Unlike the pantheons of the other Realms all known Titans operate primarily in the Mortal Realm, not the Realm of Order. This Realm is opposed to all other Realms because it views everything that doesn't fit into their ideas of order as problematic, however in the storylines so far the Titans are more of the good guys (albeit a bit suspect); that said - it's possible that this is primarily the case because they strongly oppose the two realms that are definetly antagonists to the Mortals. This Realm is connected to Arcane magic. - And lastly - the Realm of Chaos. We don't know anything about an actual pantheon from this realm (also known as the Twirling Nether), but its other inhabitants are as as unpleasant as it gets: Demons. The Burning Legion originates from here and started its Burning Crusade. The demons have concquered some worlds, infusing them with Fel magic, and have eradicated life entirely on more than 10,000 worlds. Azeroth is the only world known that has survived two invasions by the Burning Legion. Even though it is a bit less black and white all in all Order, Life and Light are considered more as positive influences, Death is more or less neutral while the Void and Chaos usually have primarily catastrophic impact on other Realms (Shadow devours, Chaos destroys).
So in the 4th cinematic, the giant dragon is named Deathwing. 10,000 (in game) years ago,he was originally named Neltharion,and he was basically a warden/protector of the element of earth,as well as the world that WoW takes place in. He was the strongest of the black dragons, their “Aspect”. The other dragon colours are red (life,leader Alexstrasza) blue (magic,originally Malygos, now a new one,Kalecgos) green (nature,originally Ysera, now Merithra,not sure on spelling) bronze (time,Nozdormu). The original 5 Aspects named above (not Kalecgos or Merithra) became Aspects when they saved the world thousands and thousands of years before. There’s a book that goes deeper into the lore but I won’t get into all that. Basically when Neltharion became an Aspect,he became connected with the earth,and could “hear” it,for lack of a better explanation. Unfortunately,when Azeroth was first being formed,evil creatures were imprisoned deep deep underground,and he could hear them too. The Old Gods,as they would eventually be called, whispered promise of power/greatness to him for countless years,until he finally snapped ,went super crazy,and betrayed the other dragons,in the middle of the first demon invasion (the same ones as the trailer with the two flying ships) . To put it simply (sorta) the weapon he created to destroy the demons/ gain control over everything else was too powerful, and literally began to rip his body apart.He went into hiding for about 10,000 years. The metal plates are all that keeps his body together,without them he would fall apart. In the Cataclysm trailer,he is making his return to Azeroth for his revenge. All the earthquakes,tsunamis,etc are because he is still connected to the earth element,and he wants to create as much destruction and suffering as he can.
@@Extinct_4 that’s the short version too lmao. To get all the lore it’s like 5-6 books. If you’re ever interested in reading/learning more,WoWpedia is a good start,or you can check out Nobbel,he’s like a living lore encyclopedia
I loved it when you said, "Varok!? I thought his name was Saurfang!?" 😂 Varok is his first name. Great reaction bud!!! Check out The War Within cinematics! WoW has changed a lot since!
The tentacle beard guy is called a Draenei. They're kind of wow's version of Tieflings. The lore is long and vast but where tieflings are the children of someone who made a deal with a hellish being, draenei are the survivors and descendants of people who refused a demonic gift. Their kin who did accept the gift hunted them to near extinction. The whole story is a lot more nuanced of course.
25:45 - contrary to popular belief, Sylvanas is a morally grey character. or at least she was up until this point, but her motives are explained later, sadly only in book form though.
14:15 - THAT is the original Po, his name is Chen Stormstout, and he was a secret playable unit in Warcraft 3. so, just clarifying in case you get the notion in your head that they copied Dreamworks. they created Mists of Pandaria because they wanted to have an expansion like that, but also to celebrate the game being made available in China, with China still buying a lot of copies of the game to this day.
ah that's incredible, I don't think I've heard of any other games having secret playable characters... and yea don't worry I know this came first ahah was just the first reference that came to my head
9:45 - the gameplay of WoW is hard to explain, but there is/was a MOBA type game based on Blizzard's IPs, it was called Heroes of the Storm. also, DOTA was originally a custom game in Warcraft 3, created by fans, who would eventually go on to make DOTA 2 and create the genre that League is known for.
long time wow player, really enjoyed the completely blind reacts. there's a couple new ones you missed and i'd love to see you react to: dragonflight official cinematic, war within announcement cinematic, and war within official cinematic. the cinematics are for expansion launches
I'm unsure if someone else has answered your question by now, but each of these trailers (with the exception of the first and the Battle for Azeroth Cinematics) mark the beginning of 2~ish year expansion sets for the game. WoW is an Open World MMORPG so one could expect an expansion to literally expand the world with new territories, quests, dungeons, raids and PvP battlegrounds to explore. The Horde and the Alliance are player factions. Neither side is truly evil, and the races tied to those factions in their modern state have fought both together and against one another since Warcraft 3. Blizzard doesn't always execute on their stated goals in a given expansion, but the cinematics serve as a tuning fork for the theme and tone of a given expansion's aesthetic and also promote important characters. Most of the cinematics showcase antagonists who we will eventually thwart in raids, but Varok Saurfang's story was a treat for the community made to highlight the emotional and political throughlines of the BFA expansion and even reflects the attitudes of players toward that expansion's story. Hope this helps.
Your comment of imagining how the characters would play in League is funny because it isn't far off, since League was created by a few developers from DOTA. DOTA itself started as a mod for Warcraft 3, the third RTS in the Warcraft franchise that preceded World of Warcraft. However, the gameplay is quite different, as WoW is an MMORPG and League is a MOBA.
The darker skinned elf woman is Sylvanas and one of the oldest still alive characters in Warcraft lore (old by RL time). Once a high elf general fighting against the Lich King (the one in the third cinematic), she died and was raised by him again as un undead slave, a Banshee (per se a Ghost, but she found her body and kind of possesses it, now, though she still can switch to the ghost form). Being transformed into an undead distorted not only her body to some degree but also her mind (and before she could gain back control, the Lich King forced her to slaughter her own people) and from that point on she was quite emotionless and brutal in the means to reach her goal without much care about the sacrifices to make. When the Lich King was defeated, she tried to end her distroted life, just to see that there is no end - but an afterlife, in which mortals are just cattle and the whole life-death cycle just a prison for mortals. While she was brutal in her means, her goal was always freedom of choice, so she allied with a god of the afterlife, who himself was chained there to supervise pretty much hell but the other gods of death. He said it was for going against this tyrannic system that treat mortals like cattle and seeing someone just as abused, tortured and distorted like herself, Sylvanas went along with that and had no problem to even wager a war to increase the amount of souls coming to the afterlife to give them the power needed to bring down the system and change it to one that would give mortals freedom. She was betrayed in the end and didn't reach all of it, but also stood against the betrayer and was one of the main reasons he could be stopped. In the end, while it was not the perfect freedom she wanted to reach for mortals, the system changed a lot and became much better, but of course she was still judged for all the death and suffering she caused to reach it. (imagine in RL the 'good guys' would be judged for all the mass murder they do to stop the bad guys... oh my...). So she is less evil than brutal. In the cinematic that shows how she was betrayed, she could just laugh her ass off at all others and go with the betrayer, pretty much becoming one of the most powerful being in the universe he would control, but instead she gives this up and all her power to stand against him. This alone shows, that she's not evil, because an evil person would never do that, to give up everything they have for the sake of others. Doing this is the very definition of altruistic = good. But again: she's brutal and her self distorted when she was made an undead.
Thats interesting, it seemed like between cinematics she was on conflicting sides so this makes a lot of sense. Seems like her goals were good but how she got there was questionable
@@Extinct_4in Some of her actions are absolutely “hey,you coulda done that a better way” aaaaand then there’s others like BURNING DOWN A GIANT TREE THAT HOUSES THOUSANDS OF ELVES because a dying elf said “you can kill us,but you can’t kill hope” and Sylvanas’s reaction was basically “lmao watch me”
firstly, when i heard "oh Ginger, that's unfortunate." i bout spat water all over my PC, holy shit. lol secondly, longtime WoW Player here, been playing since '05. what you've seen is the mere tip of the Iceburg. WoW has Cinematics in most areas of the game, and where they dont, they have animated scenes that play out with the game's models, it's a very cinematic type of game. in fact every time a new Raid came out they would put out trailers for it, in which Raids are Instanced content where loads of players fight the strongest of foes together.
OHHHH That's sick! There is so much story in this game, it's crazy to me that they haven't done a TV show with all of the material (done right of course)
There are also WoW Beyond The Veil cinematic from Shadowlands, the battle for the city in Battle For Azeroth is ended with The Siege of Lordaeron: Turn The Tide in-game cinematic. There's also Dragonflight cinematic missing. There were also static cinematics for many expansions - I would recommend watching WoW Warbringers ones - there are 3.
@@UltimateGamerCC I don't know, for the last 2 ewxpansions they did 2 cinematics- Dragonflight also had 2 people flying on dragons, then being pursued by Raszageth in addition to Titan Watcher activating the beacon
also fun fact: warcraft was originally supposed to be a WARHAMMER game but they lost the license half way through so they decided to just switch it up a liiiittle bit to be "legally destinct" and the parallels run deep to this day
BY THE WAY, The Lich King(big blue ice king guy with zombies) that Sylvanas beats at the end was super weak. It's a different person, the original Lich King was killed in a massive siege on his citadel(where he instakilled everybody and almost won anyways, he was only stopped because he let an old guy live to let him suffer and the old guy saved everyone at the end). The red fire guy Lich King is a different one, whos entire job was to make sure the zombies didn't kill more people and keep them under control. If there was NO Lich King, the zombies would be out of control and start an apocalypse, so they had to give somebody the big evil crown to control them. His entire purpose is to be weak and to make sure himself and the undead armies don't become a threat. The original Lich King actually KILLED Sylvanas and turned her into an undead slave, she's an elf zombie now. She broke free of the old Lich Kings control and tried to kill him several times, failing and getting her ass kicked every time. The old Lich King from the cinematic with the giant skeleton dragon would've, and already has, kicked Sylvanas's ass. She only won against the fire guy because his job was to be weak.
Green orc with the “luscious locks” is Thrall. He was leader of the Horde for many many years,and always tried to find peaceful solutions,instead of violent. Fans tend to call him “Green Jesus” because he has saved the day many many times (after we do all the work lol) Mak’gora is a HONOURABLE fight to the death. No magic,just your weapons/fists. So even though Sylvanas killed Saurfang,Saurfang technically won since she was cheating.
Damn what a time to be alive to see a generation grow up never knowing what an expansion is so they call it a DLCs, which technically isn't wrong, its just weird to hear it.
@@UltimateGamerCC that is bs. she betrayed the Horde and tried to kill everyone on Azeroth. You cannot explain that with being emotianally manipulated. she is evil.
@@Michael-rp4fd she was convinced by The Jailer that he was out to reset all of creation for the better. he used the fact that she was already distraught that her little brother was not to reunite with her in death. so yes, in the context of believing that everything will be reset, what things she did were trivial. that being said such is her cross to bare for the rest of her days. also let's be real, she hasnt done anything that others havent done in the past, including Mr. "never did anything wrong" Hellscream.
@@UltimateGamerCC oh, so she is not evil but incredibly stupid to believe such a thing. And pls explain to me: Arthas, who was contolled by the Jailor, is just a little bit grey? As Sylvanas said HERSELF: her attrocities are unforgivable and she must face trhe consequenes.
@@Michael-rp4fd Arthas was evil before even having been controlled, and even after overcoming Nerzhul he was still evil. fans ignore many facts. furthermore about Sylvanas, she didnt believe his BS at first, in fact he didnt believe anything until his "Prophecies" came true. as he prophesized to her several different events that would take place over the years, as they had spoken to each other after she threw herself off Icecrown following Arthas' death.
There are two missing. The one from "Dragonflight" and "The War Within". The one from this year I like the best, but if you don't know the story it will be just cool.
Dragonflight and The War Within cinematics yet to go on your journey, and if you have another set of underwear, watch the Diablo 4 cinematics (all 3 of them BTW)... look forward to your reactions. And also you can play WOW free upto level 20, which is a ton of content to see if you like the game, and you can try out different classes too in the trail, as you only sub when you want to continue a character beyond level 20, meaning you can level umpteen classes up to try them all for free if you fancy.
@@KickstarterRadio1024 I remember watching the opening cinematic for Diablo 4 when it first came out and it was gorgeous, so those would definitely be on my list and that’s great to know! I’ll definitely have to check out the game at some point! As for the war within and dragon flight cinematics, I uploaded those ones earlier 🫶 think I might have missed one of the dragon flight ones tho, so will have to watch that soon
Just react to all in-game cinematics from Pandaria up to date in chronological order and story will make sense as much as it can, that is of course if you are interested of the story behind each of these cinematics.
the tusks guy - Zehkan(aka Zappy Boy) - being "Like you?" on the 'oh give up, boy.' thing.. that was some serious balls. He knows Varok Saurfang as a true legendary warrior, commander, hero and soldier. And he calls him out directly. (also ey, before ye cringe at the furry (aka Genn Greymane, King of Gilneas) ... they're directly working on the game, and have been for the last 20 years. 😜. It's not 2000s 4chan anymore, dude.)
This game is not a MOBA, you don't play any of these characters. They are NPCs in the game. You make your own character and play that. Most of these cinematic's are just launch trailers for the next expansion they are making. Also, a lot of them are showing the villain of the expansion like the Lich King and Death Wing.
@@sethshaffer8592 honestly the war within was one of my favourites just because of how gorgeous and realistic it looked 🤣 for story and action tho it definitely wasn’t the best
And one important thing...there is no good or bad sides like Horde or Alliance, you could understand that if you listen all dialogs you missed by talking all time
@@viktorhyde7712 even with the dialogue, this is still a hard thing to tell when both sides work together and also fight each other throughout the main cinematics. I’d like to mention that these are all initial thoughts that I have, that I want to get out instead of sitting quietly (coz that would be boring LMAO) and after watching the in game cinematics for each expansion I have a fair amount of knowledge on the lore now.
You say "We" as if referring to playing as the story characters so im unsure if anyone's mentioned that this is a MMORPG, you don't play as any of these characters you make your own from a huge selections of races / classes then you meet a lot of these characters in game.
What is it with this trend of videos saying they're reacting to "EVERY" cinematic...but it's like...not. XD If your video is not 4-5 hours long, it's not "EVERY" lol
I totally get this… having seen other people react to the Valorant cinematics they miss so many of the important ones that aren’t labelled as main ones 😅 I was hoping to be kinda introduced to the world and then if people enjoyed it they could point me towards the other ones that I missed
@@Extinct_4 Understandable and a good idea, I just don't like the false advertising, at least put a "part 1" or something in the title or something XD It's no wonder you felt lost throughout the video, a 20 year old game with over 10 expansions and it's an RPG with story and stuff and this is like just the cinematic trailers that are all like years apart from each other XD Definitely hope you watch more. Have a good one!
No, it wasn't bad at all, by where other franchises got a fanatic fan crowd defending every shit there is, Warcraft/Blizzard got a crybaby crowd, who are the opposite, they just love to cry ans throw shit. Then you also got all those streamer (who on top of that were bought by Square to advertise FF14, which had lost a hell lot of amount of players then for Square just milking their MMORPG since the third expansion, cutting it down further and further, while wanting more money for every little shit, including forcing player to stay subbed to not lose their stuff) who love posting drama shit for clicks, that adds to it and voila, you got the crybaby crowed spitting at the game every single time, even though the game is meanwhile almost 20 years old, what is insane and still by far the top MMORPG (no, FF14 never came even close, it technically can't, since it got around
As a player of WoW for the past 20 years, watching you call Varok Saurfang "goblin-man" is downright criminal lol.
LMAO
That isnt Varok Saurfang,; he doesnt look anything like him, not to mention the hair difference being huge. THis orc is General Nazgrim and the human is Admiral Taylor
@@ZakhadWOW if you talk about the MoP Cinematic, this is neither Nazgrim nor Taylor... the orc and human are no named generic characters, not represented ingame
@@ZakhadWOW Incorrect. He made the comment during one of the Old Soldier cinematics. It's absolutely Varok Saurfang.
Well he also called Chen Stormsout, Po.
Just so you know, the lore of pandaren in WoW is older than kung fu panda. So it's not Po in Wow, its that Po in kung fu panda is clearly a pandaren.
The Lich King in the last video is a different one to that in the third cinematic.
The first Lich King was defeated, but it was said that someone has to take his place and wear that magical helmet, which gives the power to control undead, to keep the "scourge" (a massive undead army) in check and not let them rampage over Azeroth.
A Paladin who died in the war against the Lich King but was revived by the ruby dragon flight (of life), took this place, since with his still brutally burned body he saw not really a way to live with other humans anymore.
Since then he pretty much just sat there, trying to control the Helmet and not be corrupted by it, what alone makes him a lot weaker than the original Lich King.
On top of that, he does not own the other magic artifact "Frostmourne" (the blade you see in the video he for example uses to raise that dragon), a soul eating blade that empowers its user even more with every soul, what made the original Lich King stronger and stronger and stronger until the cosmic force Light (there are six cosmic forces in Warcraft: Light, Void, Death, Life, Order and Chaos and reality exists between those in their counterbalance) destroyed it (else the players would have lost and their characters turned into servants of the Lich King.
Beside this, Sylvanas is empowered by a god of the cosmic force Death, so she's much, much, much, much stronger than she would be by herself.
The chains you see are pretty much chains from hell, which just rob you of all strength and resistance, so there is borderline no way to resist them without having a cosmic force on your side, too.
Since the Helmet is coming from the realm of Death, too, and even more was forged by the same god who empoweres Sylvanas... well...
Ahhhhh, this is some great context for the last one. Also some sick lore… is that why when we first see the Lich King in the last cinematic his flames start off as orange or is that something different?
@@Extinct_4 That's a spot on assessment. The second Lich King's power comes from the red dragonflight's flames of life, which is orange/red, while the blue flames are the Lich King's powers (held within the helmet) subsuming the life powers. It's why his charred body's "energy lines" or whatever its called goes back to orange when the helmet is removed too, as the two powers are separate. Effectively, the helmet is a huge power booster.
@@Miesha88 ahhhhh awesome
Ok I think you really need some context:
1) The Warcraft franchise exists since the mid 90's. The first three games where RTS games titled Warcraft: Orcs vs Humans, Wacraft 2: Tides of Darkness (and the expansion pack Beyond the Dark Portal) and Wacraft 3: Reign of Chaos (plus the expansion The Frozen Throne). League of Legends is in fact an adaptation of a custom made game mode of Warcraft 3 called Defence of the Ancients (or DOTA, a name you might have heared). Warcraft 1 was originally planned to be a licensed Warhammer game (that's why the characters look like Warhammer) but Blizzard couldn't get the necessary license from Games Workshop.
2) World of Warcraft is an MMORPG.
3) There are no "character reveals" like in Overwatch or League. This is an MMO with a true Open World.
4) Gameplay works like in other RPGs - you create your character by picking race and class, explore the world, do quests, dungeons and raids, farm materials trade in the auction house etc
5) The individual trailers are the announcement trailers of the main game (=the first trailer) and the individual expansions.
6) The first trailer introduces some races and classes in the game - Dwarven hunter, Night Elf Druid, Undead Warlock, Orc warrior, Tauren shaman (the bull man - originally this race was supposed to be called Minotaurs, but they changed the name to Tauren during development of Warcraft 3), human mage. Two classes (priest and paladin) and two races (gnomes and trolls) are notshown in the trailer.
7) The Burning Crusade was the first expansion released, introducing two new races (the tentacle guys, the Draenei, for the Alliance and the Blood Elves for the Horde. The two characters shown also represent the two classes not shown in the original trailer - the Draenei is a paladin, the Blood Elf is a priest). The narrator - the guy with the horns and wings - is Illidan Stormrage, the main antagonist of the expansion.
8) Wrath of the Lich King is the second WoW expansion and it is about defeating the Lich King and his undead Scourge. He revives a long dead blue dragon called Sindragosa in the trailer. He is replaced at the end of the expansion by a new Lich King whotakes on the job to keepthe undead in check instead of unleashing them on the world.
9) Cataclysm is WoW third expansion and the trailer introduces the next Big Bad of WoW - Deathwing, a dragon that wants to destroy the world.
10) Mists of Pandaria, the fourth expansion, introduces a new playable race (the Pandaren) and a new class (the monk). The setting is a new continent that was discovered by Horde and Alliance after being enshrouded for thousands of years and of course Pandaria is full of adventures and under threat by evil forces.
11) Warlords of Draenor takes us to another world - the planet Draenor, the original homeworld of Orcs and Draenei. The events in the trailer show a very important event in Warcraft history: the orcs where corrupted by consuming the blood of the Demon Lord Mannoroth - that's why they attacked the normal game world of Azeroth in Wacraft 1 in the first place, serving as agents for the demonic Burning Legion. The orcsfree themselves from the demon influence in the events of Warcraft 3 btw. However- Time manipulation creates an alternative timeline in which the orcs are not corrupted by the demons but form an invasion force of their own known as the Iron Horde to conquer Azeroth nonetheless.
12) Legion, the 6th expansion, sees the Burning Legion return to Azeroth in the attempt of destroying the world.
13) Battle for Azeroth, the 7th expansion, sees a new conflict and war erupt between the Horde and the Alliance (the two playable factions in the game). During the course of events the orcish hero Saurfang frees the Horde from the manipulations of the Horde's corrupted Warchief, Sylvanas Windrunner (the undead elven woman featured in the trailers).
14) The final trailer (Shadowlands) introduces a new cosmicrealm, the Realm of Death - in the Expansion the players travel to this realm to fight the next Big Bad, an entity known as The Jailer.
The cadence of WoW expansion releases is about 2 years give or take.
PS: Saurfang is an orc, not a goblin. Goblins do exist in WoW and where even introduced as a playable race for the Horde in Cataclysm, but they are entirely different from Orcs. Goblins are small, abotu the size of a gnome, and are very industrious and inventive. They always compete with the gnomes in terms of who creates the best inventions - and both races are good at it, but their inventions are always...interesting. Gnomish inventions tend to have unexpected side effects, while goblin inventions usually work as intended but have a tendency to eventually explode, usually at the worst possible moment. And what you call "blue goblin man" is not a goblin either - that's a troll.
This is some great context, thanks for making this comment 😅 I’ve heard of DOTA before but have also never really seen anything about it other than the odd character from the second game, so that’s really interesting to know that it stemmed from this. Question, In the realm of death is everything like a mirrored version of the ‘normal world’??
@@Extinct_4 No.
WoW's multiverse is divided into 7 realms:
- The Mortal Realm which is basically the normal universe with planets, space etc. It is also the realm that is in the middle of the others.
- Realm of Life. It is associated with Life magic and powerfull creatures known as Wild Gods.
-Realm of Death. It is opposed to the Realm of Life, but the two are also linked in the circle of life and not necessarily hostile towards each other. It is also the realm of the so-called Eternals, the pantheon of Death. This realm is associated with Death magic and Domination magic.
- The Void. It is home to powerfull creatures known as Void Lords - creatures that hunger to consume life in other realms, in particular the Mortal realm. Void Lords cannot manifest themselves outside their own realm, so they have sent a wave of servant beings known as Old Gods to the Mortal Realm to open a way. This realm is the origin of Shadow Magic, and people who interact too much with the Void tend to go insane.
- Realm of Light. It is opposed to the Void and the powerfull cosmic race from this realm is known as the Naaru, beings of pure light. However - Naaru seem to go through cycles, and during their other phase they're filled with Shadow magic - some interesting dynamics in the relationship between these two Realms here. Void and Light are strongly opposed and it seems that we'll see a huge showdown between Void and Light in the expansion after the one launching in a few weeks (The War Within launches in August, followed by Midnight and then The Last Titan).This realm is connected to Light magic (surprise surprise).
- Realm of Order. Home of the Titans which are also considered to be a Pantheon in the Mortal Realm. Unlike the pantheons of the other Realms all known Titans operate primarily in the Mortal Realm, not the Realm of Order. This Realm is opposed to all other Realms because it views everything that doesn't fit into their ideas of order as problematic, however in the storylines so far the Titans are more of the good guys (albeit a bit suspect); that said - it's possible that this is primarily the case because they strongly oppose the two realms that are definetly antagonists to the Mortals. This Realm is connected to Arcane magic.
- And lastly - the Realm of Chaos. We don't know anything about an actual pantheon from this realm (also known as the Twirling Nether), but its other inhabitants are as as unpleasant as it gets: Demons. The Burning Legion originates from here and started its Burning Crusade. The demons have concquered some worlds, infusing them with Fel magic, and have eradicated life entirely on more than 10,000 worlds. Azeroth is the only world known that has survived two invasions by the Burning Legion.
Even though it is a bit less black and white all in all Order, Life and Light are considered more as positive influences, Death is more or less neutral while the Void and Chaos usually have primarily catastrophic impact on other Realms (Shadow devours, Chaos destroys).
"Is that the dragon from the last cinematic, but living?" No sir, that is the dragon that KILLED the dragon in the last cinematic. Him big.
So in the 4th cinematic, the giant dragon is named Deathwing. 10,000 (in game) years ago,he was originally named Neltharion,and he was basically a warden/protector of the element of earth,as well as the world that WoW takes place in. He was the strongest of the black dragons, their “Aspect”. The other dragon colours are red (life,leader Alexstrasza) blue (magic,originally Malygos, now a new one,Kalecgos) green (nature,originally Ysera, now Merithra,not sure on spelling) bronze (time,Nozdormu). The original 5 Aspects named above (not Kalecgos or Merithra) became Aspects when they saved the world thousands and thousands of years before. There’s a book that goes deeper into the lore but I won’t get into all that.
Basically when Neltharion became an Aspect,he became connected with the earth,and could “hear” it,for lack of a better explanation. Unfortunately,when Azeroth was first being formed,evil creatures were imprisoned deep deep underground,and he could hear them too. The Old Gods,as they would eventually be called, whispered promise of power/greatness to him for countless years,until he finally snapped ,went super crazy,and betrayed the other dragons,in the middle of the first demon invasion (the same ones as the trailer with the two flying ships) . To put it simply (sorta) the weapon he created to destroy the demons/ gain control over everything else was too powerful, and literally began to rip his body apart.He went into hiding for about 10,000 years.
The metal plates are all that keeps his body together,without them he would fall apart. In the Cataclysm trailer,he is making his return to Azeroth for his revenge. All the earthquakes,tsunamis,etc are because he is still connected to the earth element,and he wants to create as much destruction and suffering as he can.
@@Zeldafreak3 that is some crazy lore
@@Extinct_4 that’s the short version too lmao. To get all the lore it’s like 5-6 books. If you’re ever interested in reading/learning more,WoWpedia is a good start,or you can check out Nobbel,he’s like a living lore encyclopedia
Actualy Ysera was aspect of dreams not nature. Alexstraza is for the nature and all living things
I loved it when you said, "Varok!? I thought his name was Saurfang!?" 😂
Varok is his first name.
Great reaction bud!!!
Check out The War Within cinematics! WoW has changed a lot since!
Broxigar and Varok are borothers, and Dranosh is Varok's son, killed at the Wrathgate and raised by LK.
The tentacle beard guy is called a Draenei. They're kind of wow's version of Tieflings. The lore is long and vast but where tieflings are the children of someone who made a deal with a hellish being, draenei are the survivors and descendants of people who refused a demonic gift. Their kin who did accept the gift hunted them to near extinction. The whole story is a lot more nuanced of course.
you spelled "space goats" incorrectly
Now you've got Dragonflight and the new expac cinematic - The war within
25:45 - contrary to popular belief, Sylvanas is a morally grey character. or at least she was up until this point, but her motives are explained later, sadly only in book form though.
Veteran WoW player here. The lore rabbithole goes very deep. Watch the Azshara cinematic for another EPIC experience
that lore video is really good to know the basics of WoW lore
also there's newer cinematics for the last 2 expansions
14:15 - THAT is the original Po, his name is Chen Stormstout, and he was a secret playable unit in Warcraft 3. so, just clarifying in case you get the notion in your head that they copied Dreamworks. they created Mists of Pandaria because they wanted to have an expansion like that, but also to celebrate the game being made available in China, with China still buying a lot of copies of the game to this day.
ah that's incredible, I don't think I've heard of any other games having secret playable characters... and yea don't worry I know this came first ahah was just the first reference that came to my head
The hype from that Shadowlands cinematic was peak wow hype for me. A close second was the BFA cinematic. They are too epic.
9:45 - the gameplay of WoW is hard to explain, but there is/was a MOBA type game based on Blizzard's IPs, it was called Heroes of the Storm. also, DOTA was originally a custom game in Warcraft 3, created by fans, who would eventually go on to make DOTA 2 and create the genre that League is known for.
Awesome video! I liked seeing your perspective on the cinematics
long time wow player, really enjoyed the completely blind reacts. there's a couple new ones you missed and i'd love to see you react to: dragonflight official cinematic, war within announcement cinematic, and war within official cinematic. the cinematics are for expansion launches
awesome, thanks for the suggestion! I'll definitely be checking them out!
7:37 "Thats what she said"
I'm unsure if someone else has answered your question by now, but each of these trailers (with the exception of the first and the Battle for Azeroth Cinematics) mark the beginning of 2~ish year expansion sets for the game. WoW is an Open World MMORPG so one could expect an expansion to literally expand the world with new territories, quests, dungeons, raids and PvP battlegrounds to explore.
The Horde and the Alliance are player factions. Neither side is truly evil, and the races tied to those factions in their modern state have fought both together and against one another since Warcraft 3.
Blizzard doesn't always execute on their stated goals in a given expansion, but the cinematics serve as a tuning fork for the theme and tone of a given expansion's aesthetic and also promote important characters. Most of the cinematics showcase antagonists who we will eventually thwart in raids, but Varok Saurfang's story was a treat for the community made to highlight the emotional and political throughlines of the BFA expansion and even reflects the attitudes of players toward that expansion's story.
Hope this helps.
Ahhhh that makes a lot of sense, now knowing that the game is an MMORPG I can see how the cinematics fit expansions, thanks for the context
Your comment of imagining how the characters would play in League is funny because it isn't far off, since League was created by a few developers from DOTA. DOTA itself started as a mod for Warcraft 3, the third RTS in the Warcraft franchise that preceded World of Warcraft. However, the gameplay is quite different, as WoW is an MMORPG and League is a MOBA.
The darker skinned elf woman is Sylvanas and one of the oldest still alive characters in Warcraft lore (old by RL time).
Once a high elf general fighting against the Lich King (the one in the third cinematic), she died and was raised by him again as un undead slave, a Banshee (per se a Ghost, but she found her body and kind of possesses it, now, though she still can switch to the ghost form).
Being transformed into an undead distorted not only her body to some degree but also her mind (and before she could gain back control, the Lich King forced her to slaughter her own people) and from that point on she was quite emotionless and brutal in the means to reach her goal without much care about the sacrifices to make.
When the Lich King was defeated, she tried to end her distroted life, just to see that there is no end - but an afterlife, in which mortals are just cattle and the whole life-death cycle just a prison for mortals.
While she was brutal in her means, her goal was always freedom of choice, so she allied with a god of the afterlife, who himself was chained there to supervise pretty much hell but the other gods of death. He said it was for going against this tyrannic system that treat mortals like cattle and seeing someone just as abused, tortured and distorted like herself, Sylvanas went along with that and had no problem to even wager a war to increase the amount of souls coming to the afterlife to give them the power needed to bring down the system and change it to one that would give mortals freedom.
She was betrayed in the end and didn't reach all of it, but also stood against the betrayer and was one of the main reasons he could be stopped. In the end, while it was not the perfect freedom she wanted to reach for mortals, the system changed a lot and became much better, but of course she was still judged for all the death and suffering she caused to reach it.
(imagine in RL the 'good guys' would be judged for all the mass murder they do to stop the bad guys... oh my...).
So she is less evil than brutal. In the cinematic that shows how she was betrayed, she could just laugh her ass off at all others and go with the betrayer, pretty much becoming one of the most powerful being in the universe he would control, but instead she gives this up and all her power to stand against him. This alone shows, that she's not evil, because an evil person would never do that, to give up everything they have for the sake of others. Doing this is the very definition of altruistic = good.
But again: she's brutal and her self distorted when she was made an undead.
Thats interesting, it seemed like between cinematics she was on conflicting sides so this makes a lot of sense. Seems like her goals were good but how she got there was questionable
@@Extinct_4in Some of her actions are absolutely “hey,you coulda done that a better way” aaaaand then there’s others like BURNING DOWN A GIANT TREE THAT HOUSES THOUSANDS OF ELVES because a dying elf said “you can kill us,but you can’t kill hope” and Sylvanas’s reaction was basically “lmao watch me”
firstly, when i heard "oh Ginger, that's unfortunate." i bout spat water all over my PC, holy shit. lol secondly, longtime WoW Player here, been playing since '05. what you've seen is the mere tip of the Iceburg. WoW has Cinematics in most areas of the game, and where they dont, they have animated scenes that play out with the game's models, it's a very cinematic type of game. in fact every time a new Raid came out they would put out trailers for it, in which Raids are Instanced content where loads of players fight the strongest of foes together.
OHHHH That's sick! There is so much story in this game, it's crazy to me that they haven't done a TV show with all of the material (done right of course)
There are also WoW Beyond The Veil cinematic from Shadowlands, the battle for the city in Battle For Azeroth is ended with The Siege of Lordaeron: Turn The Tide in-game cinematic.
There's also Dragonflight cinematic missing.
There were also static cinematics for many expansions - I would recommend watching WoW Warbringers ones - there are 3.
Beyond The Veil is the real Shadowlands Cinematic imo
@@UltimateGamerCC I don't know, for the last 2 ewxpansions they did 2 cinematics- Dragonflight also had 2 people flying on dragons, then being pursued by Raszageth in addition to Titan Watcher activating the beacon
also fun fact: warcraft was originally supposed to be a WARHAMMER game but they lost the license half way through so they decided to just switch it up a liiiittle bit to be "legally destinct" and the parallels run deep to this day
BY THE WAY, The Lich King(big blue ice king guy with zombies) that Sylvanas beats at the end was super weak. It's a different person, the original Lich King was killed in a massive siege on his citadel(where he instakilled everybody and almost won anyways, he was only stopped because he let an old guy live to let him suffer and the old guy saved everyone at the end). The red fire guy Lich King is a different one, whos entire job was to make sure the zombies didn't kill more people and keep them under control. If there was NO Lich King, the zombies would be out of control and start an apocalypse, so they had to give somebody the big evil crown to control them. His entire purpose is to be weak and to make sure himself and the undead armies don't become a threat. The original Lich King actually KILLED Sylvanas and turned her into an undead slave, she's an elf zombie now. She broke free of the old Lich Kings control and tried to kill him several times, failing and getting her ass kicked every time.
The old Lich King from the cinematic with the giant skeleton dragon would've, and already has, kicked Sylvanas's ass. She only won against the fire guy because his job was to be weak.
That is some insane lore
Probably been explained already, but his full name is Varok Saurfang :D
The next couple are the Dragonflight and War Within cinematics. Dragonflight is the most recent expansion and War Within actually launches next month!
The frost knight guy at the beginning isn’t the same dude on the last cinematic.
Green orc with the “luscious locks” is Thrall. He was leader of the Horde for many many years,and always tried to find peaceful solutions,instead of violent. Fans tend to call him “Green Jesus” because he has saved the day many many times (after we do all the work lol)
Mak’gora is a HONOURABLE fight to the death. No magic,just your weapons/fists. So even though Sylvanas killed Saurfang,Saurfang technically won since she was cheating.
@@Zeldafreak3 damn not the cheating 😭
the other awsome orc saurfang is meeting here is the former warchief of the horde..thrall, best one ever!!
calls dwarfs vikings
me: *cries in not having playable vrykul*
Damn what a time to be alive to see a generation grow up never knowing what an expansion is so they call it a DLCs, which technically isn't wrong, its just weird to hear it.
the elven archer lady is an Undead. She is called Sylvanas and is one of the most evil characters in WoW. So you have been right at first.
eh, she's grey as she's always been. her actions from BFA to Shadowlands have been explained thoroughly, she was emotionally manipulated and lied to.
@@UltimateGamerCC that is bs. she betrayed the Horde and tried to kill everyone on Azeroth. You cannot explain that with being emotianally manipulated. she is evil.
@@Michael-rp4fd she was convinced by The Jailer that he was out to reset all of creation for the better. he used the fact that she was already distraught that her little brother was not to reunite with her in death. so yes, in the context of believing that everything will be reset, what things she did were trivial. that being said such is her cross to bare for the rest of her days. also let's be real, she hasnt done anything that others havent done in the past, including Mr. "never did anything wrong" Hellscream.
@@UltimateGamerCC oh, so she is not evil but incredibly stupid to believe such a thing. And pls explain to me: Arthas, who was contolled by the Jailor, is just a little bit grey? As Sylvanas said HERSELF: her attrocities are unforgivable and she must face trhe consequenes.
@@Michael-rp4fd Arthas was evil before even having been controlled, and even after overcoming Nerzhul he was still evil. fans ignore many facts. furthermore about Sylvanas, she didnt believe his BS at first, in fact he didnt believe anything until his "Prophecies" came true. as he prophesized to her several different events that would take place over the years, as they had spoken to each other after she threw herself off Icecrown following Arthas' death.
the green goblin is an ORC!
great reaction bro
Which cinematic do you think is the best???
There are two missing. The one from "Dragonflight" and "The War Within". The one from this year I like the best, but if you don't know the story it will be just cool.
Legion for me, that expansion was one of the best ever made, especially in overall fantasy.
There's newer since then, and a current expansion coming up too with pretty good trailers.
Dragonflight and The War Within cinematics yet to go on your journey, and if you have another set of underwear, watch the Diablo 4 cinematics (all 3 of them BTW)... look forward to your reactions. And also you can play WOW free upto level 20, which is a ton of content to see if you like the game, and you can try out different classes too in the trail, as you only sub when you want to continue a character beyond level 20, meaning you can level umpteen classes up to try them all for free if you fancy.
@@KickstarterRadio1024 I remember watching the opening cinematic for Diablo 4 when it first came out and it was gorgeous, so those would definitely be on my list and that’s great to know! I’ll definitely have to check out the game at some point! As for the war within and dragon flight cinematics, I uploaded those ones earlier 🫶 think I might have missed one of the dragon flight ones tho, so will have to watch that soon
his name is varok saurfang
That history of Wow in 23 minutes is actually good for the basics but def dated by now, lol
Just react to all in-game cinematics from Pandaria up to date in chronological order and story will make sense as much as it can, that is of course if you are interested of the story behind each of these cinematics.
the tusks guy - Zehkan(aka Zappy Boy) - being "Like you?" on the 'oh give up, boy.' thing.. that was some serious balls. He knows Varok Saurfang as a true legendary warrior, commander, hero and soldier. And he calls him out directly.
(also ey, before ye cringe at the furry (aka Genn Greymane, King of Gilneas) ... they're directly working on the game, and have been for the last 20 years. 😜. It's not 2000s 4chan anymore, dude.)
@@RatelRegalement Zehkan really knew how to get in his head and make a point
This game is not a MOBA, you don't play any of these characters. They are NPCs in the game. You make your own character and play that. Most of these cinematic's are just launch trailers for the next expansion they are making. Also, a lot of them are showing the villain of the expansion like the Lich King and Death Wing.
Crazy how we have such good cinematics but then we have war within... a dude sitting there the entire time. LOL
Also watch Jaina Warbringers cinematic
@@sethshaffer8592 honestly the war within was one of my favourites just because of how gorgeous and realistic it looked 🤣 for story and action tho it definitely wasn’t the best
And one important thing...there is no good or bad sides like Horde or Alliance, you could understand that if you listen all dialogs you missed by talking all time
@@viktorhyde7712 even with the dialogue, this is still a hard thing to tell when both sides work together and also fight each other throughout the main cinematics. I’d like to mention that these are all initial thoughts that I have, that I want to get out instead of sitting quietly (coz that would be boring LMAO) and after watching the in game cinematics for each expansion I have a fair amount of knowledge on the lore now.
@@Extinct_4 I agree with this point of view, not everything is immediately obvious; additional in-game videos are important.
You say "We" as if referring to playing as the story characters so im unsure if anyone's mentioned that this is a MMORPG, you don't play as any of these characters you make your own from a huge selections of races / classes then you meet a lot of these characters in game.
@@jasoncustoms5272 yea I’m honestly not sure why I do that 🤣 I noticed myself saying that a lot when watching it back LMAO
I think Final Fantasy 14 online cinematic's are better than WoWs.
Yo, stop hating on the wolf dude
If you knew his story you wouldn't Genn Greymane is a badass
@@DragonKing9500 don’t worry I love him after watching the Legion cutscenes!
@@Extinct_4 I've not even played WoW myself, but I love the stuff
The dragons especially, as you can tell from my name and pfp
@@DragonKing9500 oh for sure!! The first expansion I started playing was dragonflights 🤣 I’m on the same boat
@@Extinct_4 Now if only you could play AS one of the full sized dragons...
@@DragonKing9500 FRRRR
You calling Greymane "the Furry" gives me life, haha
What is it with this trend of videos saying they're reacting to "EVERY" cinematic...but it's like...not. XD If your video is not 4-5 hours long, it's not "EVERY" lol
I totally get this… having seen other people react to the Valorant cinematics they miss so many of the important ones that aren’t labelled as main ones 😅 I was hoping to be kinda introduced to the world and then if people enjoyed it they could point me towards the other ones that I missed
@@Extinct_4 Understandable and a good idea, I just don't like the false advertising, at least put a "part 1" or something in the title or something XD It's no wonder you felt lost throughout the video, a 20 year old game with over 10 expansions and it's an RPG with story and stuff and this is like just the cinematic trailers that are all like years apart from each other XD Definitely hope you watch more. Have a good one!
@@Kadash10 yea of course! You too!
narrator loves the sound of his own voice. it's almost all monotone, and when it isn't what comes out sounds pretty ignorant and disrespectful.
@@FrogAndTurtleGaming who is said narrator?
I feel like half your questions would be answered if you just stop talking long enough to hear important dialogue.
I'm still listening while I talk aha, what dialogue did I miss that I asked questions about?
Ruined King from LoL is a wimpy emo copy paste version of Lich King
🤣🤣🤣
only thing good about shadowlands was the cinematic, worst expansion ever, dragonflight was sort of good, its over and war within about to launch
Aw that's a shame because the cinematics are so hype :/
No, it wasn't bad at all, by where other franchises got a fanatic fan crowd defending every shit there is, Warcraft/Blizzard got a crybaby crowd, who are the opposite, they just love to cry ans throw shit.
Then you also got all those streamer (who on top of that were bought by Square to advertise FF14, which had lost a hell lot of amount of players then for Square just milking their MMORPG since the third expansion, cutting it down further and further, while wanting more money for every little shit, including forcing player to stay subbed to not lose their stuff) who love posting drama shit for clicks, that adds to it and voila, you got the crybaby crowed spitting at the game every single time, even though the game is meanwhile almost 20 years old, what is insane and still by far the top MMORPG (no, FF14 never came even close, it technically can't, since it got around
Bro you don't have to talk over every single dialogue jesus christ
i am tired to watch how you are speaking all time when you should listen and miss important things...
riot cinematics are better
@@carrickmullin5547 I agree 😶🌫️