@@theutonic001 I have a friend I met on WOW when I first started .. He took me to get all the 100 percent or close mounts ❤️ And, taught me how to get around with transportation.. Like the Gnome Train... or Jumping on top of a Horde balloon to get somewhere else 😆 Gosh, I can't even remember it all 😊 Or he would take me to old raids & dungeons to try for other mounts .. But, I haven't played steadily for like 2-3 years now .. I miss our adventures 😭 Good Dude 😎
Props to those with the patience to show the new guy around. You may not have the time to do it with everyone but he helped the one that was right in front of them.* Golf clap*
They experienced this because the newbie was boosted so he could learn the port spells. It was nice of that scary warlock to help him find his smiley face. ♡
Being 100% serious on a joke video: These experiences are dying because of RUclips/Twitch/Wiki. People aren't exploring like they used to, just following optimised paths laid out by people who want to monetise their hobby on social media.
@@Bizm4rk Yeah, I was gonna say idk abt wow but I have this experience in pretty much any game I play, but I also try to not look anything up for games when I start. If I did I wouldnt act like the noob in the video where I gotta ask people about all the neat stuff in the game as I learn my way around. It's fun and creates a lot of these moments, at least as far as I've experienced these things
@@Bizm4rk I'd say it's more so that its more because people don't like to talk to people online anymore. Most MMOs are a solo ghost town. There's just a lot of ghosts who will never speak or interact with you. There's a great solution I invited, though. Have no fear. It's called talking to people. If you see a person you find interesting, say hello. Tell them something or show them something you think is cool.
Lets appreciate hidden gems / easter egg like this - They don't make em like this anymore. Little to no mystic since everything has to be "perfect". Exploring with friends in the middle of the night, trying to get to places we had heard stories about, but there wasn't really any youtube to tell you how. So you kept pushing to discover things like this that you only had heard tales about.
why bother making secrets and easter eggs like those if they will be datamined before patch even hits live and have every single bigger youtuber cover them and possibly complain about it how its wasted dev time
Hate to tell you this but they literally make LOADS of easter eggs and hidden gems all the time in new content, you're just unaware, jaded, or haven't actually explored or played in recent times.
Helping newcomers in WoW is my favorite part of the game!! It's such a big and overwhelming game. Some people just need a bit of your time to show them how awesome the game is!
I'm not a new comer and yet I still need help with everything because now, i'm an adult, with a life, who doesnt have the time to learn every little thing that they make. I just buy boosts to max level and then do quests for fun, I can't be bothered to learn strategies or mechanics or anything like that, dont have the time.
this guy's patience with a 'noob' is glorious! he should be commended. I stopped playing WoW a long time ago because it was toxic and what they did to character classes. I couldn't do it anymore
This has to be my favourite video on the planet. I used to get into the exact same situations logging in to enjoy exploring/bugging into secret zones while high I'd sometimes stumble upon clueless players and take them along on my narcotic infused adventures or, even better, just help them with whatever bizarre noobish thing they were up to.
@@rektyrektingson4668 I remember smoking weed playing wrath launch day grinding out in howling fjord and then hitting grizzly hills and was doing dungeons with people.
That's pretty amazing that you found someone like that. Reminds me of what mmo's used to be like back when I started playing them in the late 90s. Meeting people, exploring and having adventures together, developing friendships, that was what they were all about! Seems like now a days most mmo's may as well be single player games.
Imagine an MMO where this actually exists. Have you heard of the critically acclaimed MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV? With an expanded free trial which you can play through the entirety of A Realm Reborn and the award winning Heavensward expansion up to level 60 for free with no restrictions on playtime.
@Fahad Allhaib be that as it may, my point was that interactions like that were a common occurrence in the yesteryears of mmo's, and now are rare event indeed.
Because back i think everything was fresh and new none understood a thing but now well i tried ti play wow tge game was confusing asked people to help kill big monsters none helped so i think after lv 20 i didn't really pay for the sub
2 things i absolutely love about this 1) the way he said "pfft, 40." and then bought a million. I was fucking dying. 2) The way he gets to the very end, "oh there is a smiley face!" and then the video just fucking ends. lmfao.
I'm actually really surprised they left that open. Years and years ago there used to be all sorts of weird, crazy, and some creepy Easter eggs and places all throughout that were blocked off, but if you knew how to glitch it and with a bit of luck, you could get into a lot of them. Some of the areas were abandoned projects that never got finished and out unto the game, while others were eventually opened up and added into the game as the lore progressed over the years. At some point a long time ago, probably almost ten or so years now, they went and fixed most of them, if not all. I figured they just did them all, I haven't tried this one since they announced that, which is why I am genuinely baffled they didn't seal it up. Also props on finding an actual non-toxic stand up k8nd of guy that helped you do that. I used to raid and heal on a holy paladin and they'd get frustrated with me cause I would stock up on noggenfogger and then shrink myself during the fights and they'd always get frustrated cause they had a hard time see where I was in the middle of the fight 🤣
Why do you think they fix it? Its obviously a very fun element of the game to have secret places to discover. I always thought wow would be 10x better if the dev's planted treasure/high lvl gear/unique mounts in random hard to reach places around azeroth. But if a player found it it would be gone and put in a new place. This would make then game very fun
@@siriusblack7714 thats actually a sick idea, i used to have a friend on wow back in vanilla and we'd spend hours wall climbing and getting into secret areas, was such a fun part of the game for me at the time.
@@b.morosov1182 Man, I came into WoW at the releof BC. I get bored easily sometimes (okay, a lot), and found my way to the top of Ironforge and would just dance on top of the entry way. Fast forward to some... ten or so years after I quit playing, I get an email saying I'm banned for 30 days for exploiting the game or whatever. 🤣
When I was a noob on my friend's account I played all night long at a sleep over, leveling in Durotar. By the time I got to near the zeppelin towers, I had died so much that my gear was completely broken/red and I'd ran out of copper from repairs. (the video reminded me of this xD) I simply couldn't see any solution so I accepted it was a failed character and deleted it and remade it lol We all started off like the guy in the video at some point =)
I used to do that on RuneScape since you lost all your stuff, but on wow you can just make a new seperate character, make some copper on them from the first quests, and mail it to your main guy. It's true tho, in classic wow, 90% of the gold you make questing goes to repairs from the damage you incur while questing hahaha
Yeah, when I was but a level 8 hunter, I got a quest in Stormwind to travel to Ironforge - so, not knowing about Deeprun Tram, I obviously decided that the only way to do it was to run through Redridge mountains (level 15-25), The Burning Steppes (level 50-58), Searing Gorge (level 43-50) and Loch Modan (level 10-20) thinking that this was the perfect time to do it since I wouldn't suffer from resurrection sickness and durability loss if I died to monsters and I wouldn't tip over level 10 from exploration xp bonuses. An hour (and dozens of deaths) later I had fully realised just how utterly screwed I was, when even after all that time I was still in the Burning Steppes. 2 and a half hours later (and with some help from a level 37 guildmate who had came to run distraction), I had finally made the trek through to Ironforge. Biggest grind ever for less than 1 silver in quest rewards.
I will never forget the first person I met in-game in retail. I was around lvl 13 - fairly new to the game, and kept dying in the eastern plague lands. At the time the particular gravesite (can't remember which, but it's since been fixed) had mobs close enough to it that if you spawned at the gravesite you'd aggro mobs, and ultimately be stuck in a death loop if you were low enough level. I was stuck in that death loop for what seemed like an eternity (but was actually around 2.5 hours) asking for help in region and yell until someone finally came and helped me. Her name was Inez, and she showed me around the game, asked me how I got out there to which I responded adamantly "fk if I know, I just did") and she showed me the ropes. We formed an amazing friendship, and over the course of the next year eventually fell in love with one another over our courses of phone calls late at night, and trolling people in-game pretending to be lesbians making all the screwball virgins nut in front of Orgrimmar and UC atop the statue ruins. A year or so passed, and we had agreed that we'd meet up, and discuss moving in with one another to "properly form" our union, and establish a relationship after she got home from Thanksgiving with her parents and informed them of our status, and I told her "good night, drive safe, and I can't wait to see you in two days!" Then she drove off to her parents, where she had Thanksgiving, and according to her a WONDERFUL time and her parents seemed stoked to meet me. I talked to her right before she left her parents home. She didn't believe in being on the phone while driving because it was not worth the distraction, so we agreed we'd talk when she got home. I spent that entire night calling her phone to no avail. Days, weeks, and eventually two months passed, and she wasn't online, her phone eventually disconnected, and emails were going (presumably) unread. Her wow account hadn't been logged onto at all, and even her friend "Serth" whom I'd met on Hydraxis alongside her was AWOL for quite some time. Then one day he logged on, and informed me of what happened. On her way home a drunk truck driver t-boned her, and she was KOS from the impact. For the longest time her parents would contact me reaching out because they felt at-fault for pushing her to come visit that Thanksgiving, and I did my damndest to help through this incredibly difficult time in their lives while struggling to find my own way through it sometimes sending emails to a deceased person just to express thoughts, and "clear my head." I've moved a developer for my Minecraft server LITERALLY across the entire U.S. to give him a place to stay when he faced hard times, but I've never had a bond with someone like WoW gave me. As much as I DESPISE the way they've ruined this game it'll always have a special place in my heart because of Inez.
the keyboard turning during the jump attempt sold it to me. We are in fact looking at a relic of the game... the early but pleasent wow-boomer... the absolute glue holding together this game
This reminds me of when i first started playing, me and a friend were killing crocodiles in the wetlands, we wandered too far north and they went from lvl 18-19 to lvl 20-21, I was terrified of accidentally pulling one of the high level crocodiles but my friend (who had been playing for a month longer than me) thought my terror was hilarious.
Hilarious because I felt the same way when I started. Even funnier.. I remember my buddies wanting to run deadmines, and we couldn't find a healer.. so I just said 'whatever.. I'll heal' (im a mage) and everyone was like 'how are you gonna heal on your mage?' .. and i replied with ''ive got over 50 bandages on me' :D Those were the days.
That's awesome. For me it was leaving Lakeshire and immediately finding the pass to Burning Steppes. "Oh hey there's a fire guy over that little footbridge--I wonder if I can beat him?" I didn't.
I remember saving up as a level 9 night elf rogue for the "best dagger" which was a white dagger from vendor. Then when got level 10 dual wield had to save for another. Then at level 12 I found another lowbie and we took the boat to Ashenvale and got murdered by skull level mobs, kept respawning and getting a little further until we made it to the town. Then not knowing about flight paths done the same to get back to an area where we wouldn't get rekt. The best part of wow was being an ignorant newb!
Love to see that you're making these kinds of videos again, and with a positive twist as well! Ngl, I would enjoy a series like this where the character gets taught more of the game, like it/you did with portals in this episode!
*This is so wholesome.* I kind of wish I can re-experience World of Warcraft as a new player to be awestruck by all the little things. But I got that feeling by playing Final Fantasy XIV for the first time last year so it really is the novelty of the experience and not the game itself.
I'm so happy boosted found someone who was actually willing to help and show him things instead of telling him he's a noob or scamming him over bags lol love this series
This is me when I fist played classic in 2005. Thought the warlock pets were actually players. So I kept trying to talk to them. Also started on an RP server and had no idea what role playing was, thought everyone was on drugs. Also one time I kept opening up all the zul farrak graves for loot and wiped my whole group. Also you too think "greed" roll was bad and "need" roll was good. Kept wondering why I got yelled at and removed. Good times.
lmao I thought the same about the need and greed thing. I was a lvl 15 and got invited to a guild. The GM then boosted us through deadmines where I clicked need on everything. I was gkicked before the endboss. I also didnt know what a tank was when I was invited to my first dungeon at lvl 30 something. That was monastery graveyard and we were alliance, so the trip there was already mindblowing. But I got removed after like 2 minutes in the instance because I kept pulling everything as a hunter lmao
-I used to pass on 'greed' if I didn't need the item thinking it was bad. -I didn't want to join a guild because I thought you'd have to fallow orders and not play the way you wanted to. -I tried to walk from Redridge to Ironforge at level 18 (Though I high level was kind enough to take me to the tram) -Discovered the Boats in SW (As a human) that took me to Darkshore and got totally lost picking up and doing all kinds of quest in Kalimdor instead of the Eastern Kingdoms. -Speaking of Kalimdor, I thought the whole area was a high level place that I went to when I finished up in the Eastern Kingdoms and tried to swim to it from Westfall. -Got so pissed off when a Horde player kept killing me (PVP server) when I kept walking up to try to talk and reason with him. - As a Mage, I spent hours wandering around trying to find the trainer so I could wear plate Armor (There was another game, I believe Elder Scrolls? Where you could train to wear certain gear types, so I thought it was the same in Wow) It's Amazing playing WoW classic again, but being a newb is part of the experience that you'll never relive. :(
Ngl, was waiting for him to get betrayed by the other guy the whole time xD it's rare for people to meet genuine people in WoW these days. You've made a great friend :)
There's a way to get up the tower in Orgrimmar in Burning Crusade, but only a mage/engineer can do it. As an engineer, build boots that make you run fast. Then go to the edge of Winterspring and race of the edge. Then cast feather fall over and over again. You'll soar over a massive distance, and land north of Orgrimmar in a weird area that is undeveloped. Then do the same, if you aim well you will land on top of the tower.
@@josejuanandrade4439 That's easy to miss. I know a guy that I've been doing MC with for weeks and he didn't know about Duke Hydraxis until I told him last week xD
@@paro2210 But he may be new to wow. If you only been doing MC for weeks, i can believe he didnt know about the rep or even that you needed the water. I am assuming this is in classic wow btw :) Back in the day, we had guild leader, raid leader and class officers, and each one of them would tell people to grind the rep and get the regular water at least, so we always had someone to douse the runes. The secrets such as "getting into MH" and "The smiley face under Karazhan" etc, were often shared in the guild by the members with an avid sense for exploration. I was one of them, and i found both those all by myself. The smiley face i found it a lvl 25! LoL. I was not even max level and i had most fly paths and almost all the map uncovered. This, just for context, was in March or April of 2005. There were no guides, no wowhead. I think not even Thootbot had appeared yet, but i MAY be wrong in that regard.
@@josejuanandrade4439 that's pretty cool ^^ Yes it's classic wow, the weirdest thing is that I started doing MC with him 3 months ago, and he's been leading our mc raids for around 4 weeks xD. I blame our former raid leader for not telling him xD
Man this def gave some good memories. I remember being completely clueless in vanilla back in the day didn’t know what to do in the game at all really. Then you meet someone who’s just down to show people little map glitches and other hidden stuff and you learn a lot about the game on the way. I hope this kind of stuff still happens and there are people out there showing the booster guys cool stuff lol.
2008 sweet character tells me his parents have lost their house because of financial collapse that year. He wanted to show me that smiley face before he had to stop playing for good as no money. I went with him to see it. I often think about that nice guy. Hope he is doing OK.
honestly the newbie getting amazed at every small bits really brings me back to when i first played wow, it was simpler times, none of that min-maxing and whatnot
So wholesome. I remember when I first started in 05 a fellow paladin named Bryan walked me all over the map to explain the game and helped my low level ass with some VC and other low level dungeons for gear.
My brain is so damaged from all those cynic memes, that I expected something bad happening in a wannabe "memeish-joke-execution" way, but it was just a wholesome video. I think I have something in my eye.
This is literally me when i played back in tbc. I was 10 years old. I love how he removes spells from the bar for the portals. I remember i was stacking stamina on my mage because i kept dying and thought that it would make me die less. Man... I was the biggest noob ever back then. On top of that i could not really read english that well so it was a big struggle to get around. I want to go back :c
I still remember many instances of patience and kindness shown to me by strangers. In Vanilla, someone ran me from Ironforge and the length of the Wetlands to get me to Menethil Harbour. I was genuinely scared by all those hissing crocodiles attracted to my noob low-level, and I think I held my breath most of the way. The first few expansions still filled me with wonder. I became a Commander on my hunter, a total beast on my warlock, and was sought after on my priest for raids. I checked out of the game when the pandas showed up. This RUclips channel captures the early feelings and the steep learning curve.
lol I love this. Total noobs journey into Classic TBC. Love how you ditch important spells off your hot bar for portal spells. Plus mad respect to the homie taking you on that awesome quest to see the Easter egg. That is what old school WoW was all about. Sad it isn't much like that anymore.
Dude I could watch your adventures all day. So wholesome and the nostalgia I got out of this brought me back to when I first started playing and learning the ropes then I got really good then I quit over 9 years ago
bro this is grade A content... fucking love it.. no1 else is doing skits like this in the game... its really comical, funny, and interesting, and it keeps me glued to the screen on what's going to happen next, even though i most likely know what's about to happen next.. LOL... love the vids man, keep it up!
My first ever character was a troll shaman in classic. Got to the quest where you had to go into the hills in the Valley of Trials to find the big totem stone, accidentally wall jumped over into the river. Died and respawned at ratchet. Saw a boat and figured that must take me to this shaman stone. Ended up chatting for hours in Booty Bay and never finding my way back home. I played that character for like a week just exploring Booty Bay and talking before I actually started playing. Memories :)
And the secret was that there are still nice players in WoW. The whole thing reminded me from the vanilla times where players actually helped each other.
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I love this series dude, Your deadpan delivery is brilliant.
the real secret is the friendship that binds these two guys
Yeah, it was so nice of the scary warlock to help the newbie find his secret smiley face.
If we had more players like these wow would be an awesome experience.
@@theutonic001 I have a friend I met on WOW when I first started .. He took me to get all the 100 percent or close mounts ❤️ And, taught me how to get around with transportation.. Like the Gnome Train... or Jumping on top of a Horde balloon to get somewhere else 😆 Gosh, I can't even remember it all 😊
Or he would take me to old raids & dungeons to try for other mounts .. But, I haven't played steadily for like 2-3 years now .. I miss our adventures 😭 Good Dude 😎
@@theutonic001 It used to be like that. I miss it.
That’s what I miss the most about wow back in the day.
Legionnaire Cantsummon needs some props, Mad patience for noobs skills! Send him a cookie and an note of appreciation!
Assuming he was just a rando and this was a genuinely coincidental encounter, "Leaygonair Cauntsoomun" definitely deserves major props!
@H K I had a few people genuinely convinced that I was actually female... I had one female character... one. I still don't get it, but oh well!
@@Just_Call_Me_Tim well i had a stalker in eve online, he was so conviced that i was female lol
What's a cookie? How do I get that?
No, send him golds.
I lost it when you bought the reagents, and then just replaced main spells with portals. Hahahaa
Lmao one was his elemental lolz, ports are nice but they can't fight
@@daniellarson2847 who needs to quest when you can port people for sweet sweet gold
Me too. Bursted out loud when he dropped portal over ele 🤣
Fr im crying came to the comments for this 😂😂 he just yoinked cold snap and his ele
off his bars
He's mage. Why use anything else?
my absolute favorite part of this is you replacing all damage spells with portals and zooming in on them. Great video!
maybe next time he will learn about cooking and put make campfire on his 1 key xD
my favorite was when he bought 4000 noggenfogger elixer. lol.
The innocent nature of the questions and his general inquisitiveness for this 20 year old game is heartwarming to say the least
Except for that he will do absolutely anything for him to not have to play the game :D
I was expecting them to have to fight something and all his spells were portals
that'd be hilarious, possibly a bonus ending?
Same hahaha
Dr. Strange
"Make sure you buy at least 40 noggenfogger elixirs."
>proceeds to buy 2000 noggenfoggers
I mean he did say at least 40
Yep, never leave a noob with an open ended request.
I think he bought 40 stacks
I think he misunderstood 40 stacks item instead of 40 items
My local store has that tradition, everything costs 1 dollar +
well, he wasn't wrong, he bought at least 40
Props to those with the patience to show the new guy around. You may not have the time to do it with everyone but he helped the one that was right in front of them.* Golf clap*
Going on adventures with noobs is the beat experience you can have lol
Thanks, always love doing this. Was one of my favourite things to do. I also liked buying them a bunch of starting greens/bags etc to get them going.
That's how old wow use to be.
it was staged mate
@@wingsofdivorce7606 this one maybe, but it does happen.
I love how getting the boost makes him generally confused about everything, including RL like whether Big Ben makes sounds or not
6:04 Would have been so funny if he used teleport to orgrimmar instead of making a portal
I was thinking the same thing
I was waiting for it Sadge
I was expecting him to make a portal to UC since he learned it right after ORG
i was thinking he gonna sell ogrImar port in ogrimar XD
I was kinda hoping hed do that lol
damn, this is what the games should be about, I wish to experience these kind of interactions all over again ;)
They experienced this because the newbie was boosted so he could learn the port spells.
It was nice of that scary warlock to help him find his smiley face. ♡
Being 100% serious on a joke video: These experiences are dying because of RUclips/Twitch/Wiki. People aren't exploring like they used to, just following optimised paths laid out by people who want to monetise their hobby on social media.
@@Bizm4rk Yeah, I was gonna say idk abt wow but I have this experience in pretty much any game I play, but I also try to not look anything up for games when I start. If I did I wouldnt act like the noob in the video where I gotta ask people about all the neat stuff in the game as I learn my way around. It's fun and creates a lot of these moments, at least as far as I've experienced these things
Im new in WOW and I had three experiences like these, some players heleped me few times.
@@Bizm4rk I'd say it's more so that its more because people don't like to talk to people online anymore. Most MMOs are a solo ghost town. There's just a lot of ghosts who will never speak or interact with you.
There's a great solution I invited, though. Have no fear. It's called talking to people. If you see a person you find interesting, say hello. Tell them something or show them something you think is cool.
Lets appreciate hidden gems / easter egg like this - They don't make em like this anymore. Little to no mystic since everything has to be "perfect". Exploring with friends in the middle of the night, trying to get to places we had heard stories about, but there wasn't really any youtube to tell you how. So you kept pushing to discover things like this that you only had heard tales about.
why bother making secrets and easter eggs like those if they will be datamined before patch even hits live and have every single bigger youtuber cover them and possibly complain about it how its wasted dev time
Hate to tell you this but they literally make LOADS of easter eggs and hidden gems all the time in new content, you're just unaware, jaded, or haven't actually explored or played in recent times.
@@Cro1232cro They really dont. Keep coping with your dying game.
Yeah, find 'em today and you get banned lmao.
@@Cro1232cro Well might be, not played retail in many years. Lets say many of the old easter eggs were unintentional and that made them more mystical.
Helping newcomers in WoW is my favorite part of the game!! It's such a big and overwhelming game. Some people just need a bit of your time to show them how awesome the game is!
I'm not a new comer and yet I still need help with everything because now, i'm an adult, with a life, who doesnt have the time to learn every little thing that they make. I just buy boosts to max level and then do quests for fun, I can't be bothered to learn strategies or mechanics or anything like that, dont have the time.
@James Black WTF your comment IS stupid lik you are dud
this guy's patience with a 'noob' is glorious! he should be commended. I stopped playing WoW a long time ago because it was toxic and what they did to character classes. I couldn't do it anymore
It was fake mate.
This has to be my favourite video on the planet. I used to get into the exact same situations logging in to enjoy exploring/bugging into secret zones while high I'd sometimes stumble upon clueless players and take them along on my narcotic infused adventures or, even better, just help them with whatever bizarre noobish thing they were up to.
Dude mmorpgs high are the best
@@rektyrektingson4668 I remember smoking weed playing wrath launch day grinding out in howling fjord and then hitting grizzly hills and was doing dungeons with people.
I've been playing WoW forever and I had no idea that the banging in Orgrimmar was due to the time. Guess I'm a booster learning secrets too ^^
True, I guess my excuse would be I play with music :D
still interesting
That's pretty amazing that you found someone like that. Reminds me of what mmo's used to be like back when I started playing them in the late 90s. Meeting people, exploring and having adventures together, developing friendships, that was what they were all about! Seems like now a days most mmo's may as well be single player games.
Imagine an MMO where this actually exists. Have you heard of the critically acclaimed MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV? With an expanded free trial which you can play through the entirety of A Realm Reborn and the award winning Heavensward expansion up to level 60 for free with no restrictions on playtime.
@@lissaliss6716 yup but not everyone likes the FF settings magitek vibes.
yeah totally not scripted content
@Fahad Allhaib be that as it may, my point was that interactions like that were a common occurrence in the yesteryears of mmo's, and now are rare event indeed.
Because back i think everything was fresh and new none understood a thing but now well i tried ti play wow tge game was confusing asked people to help kill big monsters none helped so i think after lv 20 i didn't really pay for the sub
2 things i absolutely love about this
1) the way he said "pfft, 40." and then bought a million. I was fucking dying.
2) The way he gets to the very end, "oh there is a smiley face!" and then the video just fucking ends. lmfao.
When he took rez sickness and said, "wheres my staff?" And then I realized all his gears were broken. That got me dead.
Man, that dude was really chill in helping you, such a rare site
I'm actually really surprised they left that open. Years and years ago there used to be all sorts of weird, crazy, and some creepy Easter eggs and places all throughout that were blocked off, but if you knew how to glitch it and with a bit of luck, you could get into a lot of them. Some of the areas were abandoned projects that never got finished and out unto the game, while others were eventually opened up and added into the game as the lore progressed over the years.
At some point a long time ago, probably almost ten or so years now, they went and fixed most of them, if not all. I figured they just did them all, I haven't tried this one since they announced that, which is why I am genuinely baffled they didn't seal it up.
Also props on finding an actual non-toxic stand up k8nd of guy that helped you do that. I used to raid and heal on a holy paladin and they'd get frustrated with me cause I would stock up on noggenfogger and then shrink myself during the fights and they'd always get frustrated cause they had a hard time see where I was in the middle of the fight 🤣
The crypt is right there, is it still possible to enter Medivh‘s happy place?
Why do you think they fix it? Its obviously a very fun element of the game to have secret places to discover. I always thought wow would be 10x better if the dev's planted treasure/high lvl gear/unique mounts in random hard to reach places around azeroth. But if a player found it it would be gone and put in a new place. This would make then game very fun
@@siriusblack7714 thats actually a sick idea, i used to have a friend on wow back in vanilla and we'd spend hours wall climbing and getting into secret areas, was such a fun part of the game for me at the time.
@@angussharington2374 yeah
@@b.morosov1182 Man, I came into WoW at the releof BC. I get bored easily sometimes (okay, a lot), and found my way to the top of Ironforge and would just dance on top of the entry way. Fast forward to some... ten or so years after I quit playing, I get an email saying I'm banned for 30 days for exploiting the game or whatever. 🤣
When I was a noob on my friend's account I played all night long at a sleep over, leveling in Durotar.
By the time I got to near the zeppelin towers, I had died so much that my gear was completely broken/red and I'd ran out of copper from repairs. (the video reminded me of this xD) I simply couldn't see any solution so I accepted it was a failed character and deleted it and remade it lol
We all started off like the guy in the video at some point =)
Oh god...
No not really, watched my fam play so got the jump on what to do and how. Now Im just normal bad, not ignorant bad.
Literally had the exact same thing happened to me when I was a noob lol.
I used to do that on RuneScape since you lost all your stuff, but on wow you can just make a new seperate character, make some copper on them from the first quests, and mail it to your main guy. It's true tho, in classic wow, 90% of the gold you make questing goes to repairs from the damage you incur while questing hahaha
Yeah, when I was but a level 8 hunter, I got a quest in Stormwind to travel to Ironforge - so, not knowing about Deeprun Tram, I obviously decided that the only way to do it was to run through Redridge mountains (level 15-25), The Burning Steppes (level 50-58), Searing Gorge (level 43-50) and Loch Modan (level 10-20) thinking that this was the perfect time to do it since I wouldn't suffer from resurrection sickness and durability loss if I died to monsters and I wouldn't tip over level 10 from exploration xp bonuses.
An hour (and dozens of deaths) later I had fully realised just how utterly screwed I was, when even after all that time I was still in the Burning Steppes. 2 and a half hours later (and with some help from a level 37 guildmate who had came to run distraction), I had finally made the trek through to Ironforge. Biggest grind ever for less than 1 silver in quest rewards.
this was fucking agonizing. 10/10
That was strangely wholesome. You have to love those people who don’t take games so seriously and go out of their way to help people and mess around.
"What's durability damage?" As the screen zooms out and you can see his armor is completely fried lmaoo
Wholesome af! Shame he didn't teach him about using stronger spells!
Are you telling me that "Teleport: Stonard" isn't the strongest spell in the game?
its a portal only mage, he's got all he needs.
"Wholesome" followed by "as fuck"... classic. /FACEPALM SMH
There are stronger portals!? 😳
I will never forget the first person I met in-game in retail. I was around lvl 13 - fairly new to the game, and kept dying in the eastern plague lands. At the time the particular gravesite (can't remember which, but it's since been fixed) had mobs close enough to it that if you spawned at the gravesite you'd aggro mobs, and ultimately be stuck in a death loop if you were low enough level. I was stuck in that death loop for what seemed like an eternity (but was actually around 2.5 hours) asking for help in region and yell until someone finally came and helped me. Her name was Inez, and she showed me around the game, asked me how I got out there to which I responded adamantly "fk if I know, I just did") and she showed me the ropes. We formed an amazing friendship, and over the course of the next year eventually fell in love with one another over our courses of phone calls late at night, and trolling people in-game pretending to be lesbians making all the screwball virgins nut in front of Orgrimmar and UC atop the statue ruins.
A year or so passed, and we had agreed that we'd meet up, and discuss moving in with one another to "properly form" our union, and establish a relationship after she got home from Thanksgiving with her parents and informed them of our status, and I told her "good night, drive safe, and I can't wait to see you in two days!" Then she drove off to her parents, where she had Thanksgiving, and according to her a WONDERFUL time and her parents seemed stoked to meet me. I talked to her right before she left her parents home. She didn't believe in being on the phone while driving because it was not worth the distraction, so we agreed we'd talk when she got home.
I spent that entire night calling her phone to no avail. Days, weeks, and eventually two months passed, and she wasn't online, her phone eventually disconnected, and emails were going (presumably) unread. Her wow account hadn't been logged onto at all, and even her friend "Serth" whom I'd met on Hydraxis alongside her was AWOL for quite some time.
Then one day he logged on, and informed me of what happened.
On her way home a drunk truck driver t-boned her, and she was KOS from the impact. For the longest time her parents would contact me reaching out because they felt at-fault for pushing her to come visit that Thanksgiving, and I did my damndest to help through this incredibly difficult time in their lives while struggling to find my own way through it sometimes sending emails to a deceased person just to express thoughts, and "clear my head."
I've moved a developer for my Minecraft server LITERALLY across the entire U.S. to give him a place to stay when he faced hard times, but I've never had a bond with someone like WoW gave me. As much as I DESPISE the way they've ruined this game it'll always have a special place in my heart because of Inez.
Holy shit. I’m so sorry this happened to you. But it’s crazy that this all occurred due to a chance interaction on Wow. What a game!
WoW sure bears ones life
the keyboard turning during the jump attempt sold it to me. We are in fact looking at a relic of the game... the early but pleasent wow-boomer... the absolute glue holding together this game
This reminds me of when i first started playing, me and a friend were killing crocodiles in the wetlands, we wandered too far north and they went from lvl 18-19 to lvl 20-21, I was terrified of accidentally pulling one of the high level crocodiles but my friend (who had been playing for a month longer than me) thought my terror was hilarious.
Hilarious because I felt the same way when I started. Even funnier.. I remember my buddies wanting to run deadmines, and we couldn't find a healer.. so I just said 'whatever.. I'll heal' (im a mage) and everyone was like 'how are you gonna heal on your mage?' .. and i replied with ''ive got over 50 bandages on me' :D Those were the days.
That's awesome. For me it was leaving Lakeshire and immediately finding the pass to Burning Steppes. "Oh hey there's a fire guy over that little footbridge--I wonder if I can beat him?"
I didn't.
I remember saving up as a level 9 night elf rogue for the "best dagger" which was a white dagger from vendor. Then when got level 10 dual wield had to save for another. Then at level 12 I found another lowbie and we took the boat to Ashenvale and got murdered by skull level mobs, kept respawning and getting a little further until we made it to the town. Then not knowing about flight paths done the same to get back to an area where we wouldn't get rekt. The best part of wow was being an ignorant newb!
Best times ever playing when this all started.
They have crocodiles in WoW?? Like with only 4 legs?
Bro he was so kind he taught that booster everything even how to get portals and how to make them like what a kind person
Love to see that you're making these kinds of videos again, and with a positive twist as well!
Ngl, I would enjoy a series like this where the character gets taught more of the game, like it/you did with portals in this episode!
*This is so wholesome.*
I kind of wish I can re-experience World of Warcraft as a new player to be awestruck by all the little things.
But I got that feeling by playing Final Fantasy XIV for the first time last year so it really is the novelty of the experience and not the game itself.
I'm so happy boosted found someone who was actually willing to help and show him things instead of telling him he's a noob or scamming him over bags lol love this series
This is me when I fist played classic in 2005. Thought the warlock pets were actually players. So I kept trying to talk to them. Also started on an RP server and had no idea what role playing was, thought everyone was on drugs. Also one time I kept opening up all the zul farrak graves for loot and wiped my whole group. Also you too think "greed" roll was bad and "need" roll was good. Kept wondering why I got yelled at and removed. Good times.
Both "need" and "greed" are bad. Only "pass" is altruistic.. XD
Guilty! I don't want to be greedy!
lmao I thought the same about the need and greed thing. I was a lvl 15 and got invited to a guild. The GM then boosted us through deadmines where I clicked need on everything. I was gkicked before the endboss. I also didnt know what a tank was when I was invited to my first dungeon at lvl 30 something. That was monastery graveyard and we were alliance, so the trip there was already mindblowing. But I got removed after like 2 minutes in the instance because I kept pulling everything as a hunter lmao
Omg this is the best comment !!! 😆 🤣 made my day !
-I used to pass on 'greed' if I didn't need the item thinking it was bad.
-I didn't want to join a guild because I thought you'd have to fallow orders and not play the way you wanted to.
-I tried to walk from Redridge to Ironforge at level 18 (Though I high level was kind enough to take me to the tram)
-Discovered the Boats in SW (As a human) that took me to Darkshore and got totally lost picking up and doing all kinds of quest in Kalimdor instead of the Eastern Kingdoms.
-Speaking of Kalimdor, I thought the whole area was a high level place that I went to when I finished up in the Eastern Kingdoms and tried to swim to it from Westfall.
-Got so pissed off when a Horde player kept killing me (PVP server) when I kept walking up to try to talk and reason with him.
- As a Mage, I spent hours wandering around trying to find the trainer so I could wear plate Armor (There was another game, I believe Elder Scrolls? Where you could train to wear certain gear types, so I thought it was the same in Wow)
It's Amazing playing WoW classic again, but being a newb is part of the experience that you'll never relive. :(
I laughed so hard when you bought 40 stacks of Noggenfogger! Your bags were absolutely stuffed with them!
As Alliance main I would never have guessed that UD warlocks are such nice people
Hordes are nice... To other hordes :)
@@alphakean thats a lie!
as a UD warlock, I can confirm we eat gnomes.
@@potthegreen That's like the vegetarian equivalent for cannibals.
As a filthy alliance, I can say that undead players are usually the nicest ones.
I remember finding the smiley face and the room of upside-down sinners back in actual BC. Maaaan, I loved this game then.
The Big Ben joke was so random it made me burst out laughing.
Ngl, was waiting for him to get betrayed by the other guy the whole time xD it's rare for people to meet genuine people in WoW these days. You've made a great friend :)
Every boosted character needs a friend like Cantsummon.
Actually seems like a really cool geniune guy you met. Man if more people were like him these MMOs would be very enjoyable.
the fucking piano medley cutaway sequence gets me every time lmao
There's a way to get up the tower in Orgrimmar in Burning Crusade, but only a mage/engineer can do it. As an engineer, build boots that make you run fast. Then go to the edge of Winterspring and race of the edge. Then cast feather fall over and over again. You'll soar over a massive distance, and land north of Orgrimmar in a weird area that is undeveloped. Then do the same, if you aim well you will land on top of the tower.
I've been playing since Vanilla and had no idea about this secret. Wholesome video too. Great stuff!
I can't believe you! Everybody knew about it since vanilla!
@@josejuanandrade4439 That's easy to miss. I know a guy that I've been doing MC with for weeks and he didn't know about Duke Hydraxis until I told him last week xD
@@paro2210 But he may be new to wow. If you only been doing MC for weeks, i can believe he didnt know about the rep or even that you needed the water. I am assuming this is in classic wow btw :)
Back in the day, we had guild leader, raid leader and class officers, and each one of them would tell people to grind the rep and get the regular water at least, so we always had someone to douse the runes.
The secrets such as "getting into MH" and "The smiley face under Karazhan" etc, were often shared in the guild by the members with an avid sense for exploration. I was one of them, and i found both those all by myself. The smiley face i found it a lvl 25! LoL. I was not even max level and i had most fly paths and almost all the map uncovered. This, just for context, was in March or April of 2005. There were no guides, no wowhead. I think not even Thootbot had appeared yet, but i MAY be wrong in that regard.
@@josejuanandrade4439 that's pretty cool ^^ Yes it's classic wow, the weirdest thing is that I started doing MC with him 3 months ago, and he's been leading our mc raids for around 4 weeks xD. I blame our former raid leader for not telling him xD
Glad to see this series continue!! ❤️😍
I remember discovering Nogg pots for the first time. Buying full bags brought back a lot of memories lol
I am so happy he finally found a friend in game!
Man this def gave some good memories. I remember being completely clueless in vanilla back in the day didn’t know what to do in the game at all really. Then you meet someone who’s just down to show people little map glitches and other hidden stuff and you learn a lot about the game on the way. I hope this kind of stuff still happens and there are people out there showing the booster guys cool stuff lol.
This was actually really entertaining and wholesome
2008 sweet character tells me his parents have lost their house because of financial collapse that year. He wanted to show me that smiley face before he had to stop playing for good as no money. I went with him to see it. I often think about that nice guy. Hope he is doing OK.
This warlock dude is epic player, great patience toward newbie player, ideally enjoyed watching this
The replacing of all the important mage cooldowns with the portals was just *chef's kiss*
FINALLY he met someone with a warm heart!😍
That warlock is the nicest guy i've ever seen in any MMO.
It’s fun reliving my vanilla wow days through people playing Classic. Makes me really miss it lol
honestly the newbie getting amazed at every small bits really brings me back to when i first played wow, it was simpler times, none of that min-maxing and whatnot
It's so accurate how you portray the absolute laziness and incredible lack of interest in the actual game that boosters and many others have.
So wholesome. I remember when I first started in 05 a fellow paladin named Bryan walked me all over the map to explain the game and helped my low level ass with some VC and other low level dungeons for gear.
Idk how I discovered this but I just binge watched the entire series. Nice work .
The first real friend in Boosted life
Level 58 Booster Discovers A Secret In World of Warcraft : There is a "World" in World of Warcraft ! So wholesome.
My brain is so damaged from all those cynic memes, that I expected something bad happening in a wannabe "memeish-joke-execution" way, but it was just a wholesome video.
I think I have something in my eye.
This is literally me when i played back in tbc. I was 10 years old. I love how he removes spells from the bar for the portals.
I remember i was stacking stamina on my mage because i kept dying and thought that it would make me die less. Man... I was the biggest noob ever back then. On top of that i could not really read english that well so it was a big struggle to get around. I want to go back :c
Looking forward to the sequel where the warlock takes you to see Big Ben at midday 😄
I still remember many instances of patience and kindness shown to me by strangers. In Vanilla, someone ran me from Ironforge and the length of the Wetlands to get me to Menethil Harbour. I was genuinely scared by all those hissing crocodiles attracted to my noob low-level, and I think I held my breath most of the way. The first few expansions still filled me with wonder. I became a Commander on my hunter, a total beast on my warlock, and was sought after on my priest for raids. I checked out of the game when the pandas showed up. This RUclips channel captures the early feelings and the steep learning curve.
Wotlk spelled literally is so funny. What a noob to love! He is getting better on every episode.
lol... the story catched me, couldnt stop watching the video, and in the end its just a smiley easter egg xD nice work. entertained me a lot :D
Im sitting here fuming "he replaced cold snap!" Lol
This is what it felt for 13 year old me when I started the game back in 2007. Also love the fact that boosted didn't even repair his gear
lol I love this. Total noobs journey into Classic TBC. Love how you ditch important spells off your hot bar for portal spells. Plus mad respect to the homie taking you on that awesome quest to see the Easter egg. That is what old school WoW was all about. Sad it isn't much like that anymore.
The detail where you can hear the keyboard clicking as you turn is just amazing.
Finally a win for Boosted :)
Dude I could watch your adventures all day. So wholesome and the nostalgia I got out of this brought me back to when I first started playing and learning the ropes then I got really good then I quit over 9 years ago
swapping out the spells got me.
The video felt surprisingly nice to watch. Just two dudes peacefully playing the game together.
This is the WoW I miss...
bro this is grade A content... fucking love it.. no1 else is doing skits like this in the game... its really comical, funny, and interesting, and it keeps me glued to the screen on what's going to happen next, even though i most likely know what's about to happen next.. LOL... love the vids man, keep it up!
This is hysterical idk why i love it so much
My first ever character was a troll shaman in classic. Got to the quest where you had to go into the hills in the Valley of Trials to find the big totem stone, accidentally wall jumped over into the river. Died and respawned at ratchet. Saw a boat and figured that must take me to this shaman stone. Ended up chatting for hours in Booty Bay and never finding my way back home. I played that character for like a week just exploring Booty Bay and talking before I actually started playing.
Memories :)
This is some wholesome shit. I hope people still actually have experiences like this when being new to the game.
And the secret was that there are still nice players in WoW. The whole thing reminded me from the vanilla times where players actually helped each other.
That is the real WoW experience !
The pure innocence of this new player brings me such nostalgia and brightened my day.
LOL the closeup of him dragging water ele and cold snap off his bar
edit: and icy veins and frost barrier lmaoooo
I really love watching New players experience wow for the first time. The interactions are hilarious. Got yourself a new sub! Keep the content coming
sure am glad blizzard added the boost so no player ever have to risk having an interaction with another player or seeing the world of warcraft
The real smiley face were the friends made along the way.
Putting the portals on the combat bar. Love it.
this upload brought back so many memories... ugh.... this game was life!!!
This is the most wholesome thing I have seen in a long time, thank you!
Remember when your first tab in the bank was just filled with those elixirs? Good times.
Awesome and wholesome, our little Boosted is growing up.
What a sweet player to have helped so much, most games people would just be throwing about the word Noob like it is some sort of insult.
I just sat here 10 minutes watching a video about a game I have no clue about just to see a smiley face. Good content :)
Yoo I love this series! Please make more, they're incredibly entertaining! TBC HYPE TBC HYPE
This is amazing, a fellow wow player just looking to help out and have fun, this would never happen now! gg on finding the smiley :D
Thank you for getting back into this series, a fav for sure
I CACKLED watching you take Ice Barrier off your bars for the UC portal/teleport
I love your vids and it's a genre of clips that belongs to an older Era so glad there still is a person that makes em like this!