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To fully understand buty of Draenor trailer you need to look for Warraft 3 trailers ( 2002) because its literally repeat last cinematic from Horde campaign but with some diference)
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Kung Fu Panda was released first, but the Pandaren race was a part of the warcraft universe all the way to the original games in the 90s
the Pandaren were already there? Now that I didn't know.
@@opinionofmine3238 They were kind of a joke race around that time. I don't remember exactly how they came about, but they were created by Samwise Didier.
In Warcraft 3, one of Blizzard's April Fools jokes was to announce that the game was getting the Pandaren faction. Players absolutely loved it though, and in 2003, the Pandaren Brewmaster was added to the games Neutral Hero list.
@@opinionofmine3238 Yeah Chen Stormstout while something of a joke was indeed a part of the lore way before Kungfu Panda ever became a thing.
@@opinionofmine3238 In World of Warcraft, there is a item glowing near the coast of the Ratchet town, a barrel wich if you pick it up, you started the quest "Chen's barrel" wih is Chen Shoutstorm, a Pandaren who traveled across all the World to create new and better brews.
And Chen is inspired by a cartoon named Pandamonium, I think. 3 pandas unite to a big one, and chen can split into 3 small ones in WC3... I don't think thats just coincidence😂
For Warlords of Draenor you really need context sadly
"His Bro" was his son who traveled back in time and gave them the technology, like the wheel bomb thing, to defeat the big bad dude. He also changed their minds, not joining the big green dude, like they did in the original timeline.
Oh and the big fire scene was a big moment in Warcraft 3 where that Orc died, this time tho his son saved him
The Orcs here are the bad guys. They build "The Dark Portal", which existed since the game beginning that will lead to Azeroth, this cinamatic plays on another planet and they wanna invade ours. It's supposed to be a "oh fuck" moment xD
The big bad dude being Manaroth
Pit Lord of the Burning Legion demons
His blood was what Hellscream and the rest of the Orcs were to drink, giving them a demonic blood lust. And be used to invade Azeroth through the Dark Portal.
Of course this was foiled here with Hellscreams son Garrosh in the video
Sadly Warlords was big retcon. This expansion is very much wibly wobly, timey wimey version of the movie, or specifically Alternative Timeline of the Warcraft 1 events
@Daralyndk it's too bad too because the cinematic rocked, the intro questline was super fun (at least before doing it more than 3 times), the pvp was great, the raids were great. It was fun, but felt like they couldn't keep pumping content out fast enough, and the story suffered for it.
Panda units were in Warcraft so concept was around well before Kung Fu Panda. That said the movie came out before that expansion so kind of a back and forth situation.
Pandaren have been around since the Warcraft RTS games, so way before the 1st Kung Fu Panda movie.
Chen the panda brewer was in W3 (2003?), so it's before KungFu Panda. The inspiration, guess it's a both way street.
Mists of Pandaria came out way ahead of Kung Foo Panda, though, like a year or two before any teasers of the movie was shown.
@@ShadeOnTheUtube Kung Fu Panda came out in 2008, Mists came out in 2012. But the Pandaren have been in Warcraft since Warcraft 3 which came out in 2002.
Back when mists was released one of the biggest problems people had with it was by comparing it to Kung Fu Panda, calling it a rip off, even though Pandaren had been in the universe for around a decade before the movie.
And Chen could be inspired by a cartoon named Pandamonium (in wc3 chen has a ability to split into 3 smaller pandas, in the cartoon 3 pandas can unite to a big one)
Mists od Pandaria was the expansion that saved WoW after Cataclysm destroyed the player base. Everyone loved riffing on it, especially after Kung Foo Panda came out later. But it actually brought Heart, meaningful messages, and affirmations back to the game.
Kung fu panda came out earlier. Also cata was the last good expansion dont know what u yappin about
Thank you SO MUCH for keep watching all the cinematic trailers!!! I really love to see how you appreciate the game i grew up with for years. Seeing you speechless is the best, there is no need to pause 10 times, seeing you eyes glowing with admiration is enough for all of us!!! I really hope you keep watching the rest of them. There are still 2 ones left
you see the Movie. This is the time when the Orcs Built the "Gate" to go to Humen world and got tricket by Guldan. In the movie they drink and become "green" orcs and go to azeroth. BUT in this one someone go back in time and stop it, way more complicated but there are a lot of insane cutscenes with the Trailer on par. If you want to know the stroy.
Mists was a great expansion imo, really enjoyed it.
Again, definitely, DEFINITELY check out the Warcraft trailer called "Warbringers: Jaina" You especially, as a music guy, will LOVE it!!! It's one of the Battle for Azeroth expansion trailers.
He should really check out the Lord of War series first since that ties directly to and explains a lot of World Lords of Draenor. Honestly, he should watch all of the relevant animated multi-part shorts for each expansion.
The warcraft pandas were in the original RTS games, mostly as a joke and not as fleshed out but they existed before kung fu panda
Some of the specifics and new lore added in mists are clearly inspired by the movie tho.
I remember a ton of negativity about the expansion at the time because of it being so light hearted and people thinking "kung fu pandas" were dumb. It's sort of funny as its one of the most loved expansions in hindsight (my personal favorite because the pvp gameplay was at its best imo) and the story was actually surprisingly dark (with a lot of warcrimes) despite the warm and almost comical exterior. Also the landscapes are undeniably beautiful even if I do like northrend more personally
Warlords of draenor is a time travel/AU which makes it really confusing lore wise especially to those who arent super familiar with the lore to begin with, a lot of fan service for fans of the old RTS games, the ending with the demon exploding is pretty much frame for frame taken from the WC3 orc campaign cinematic, except he dies there instead of being saved by his son (who went back in time). The Lords of War shorts are a different style but its super cool and badass showing the backstory of some of the characters in this expansion
The expansion is universally considered one of the worst times for the game sadly, a lot of potential but it was just basically left unfinished. You're right that there are good and bad orcs, but those are the og orcs that go bad (but in this alternate timeline they dont drink the demon blood...they just go bad on their own lmao)
The Pandaren April Fools was a 2002 April Fool joke that Blizzard put up on their site, posting the pandaren as the so-called "5th race" for Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos.
Kung Fu Panda was released in 2008.
Chen Stormstout was the first Pandaren playable in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne in 2003.
Mists of Pandaria was released in 2012.
The concept of the Pandaren came from Samwise Didier the art director for Warcraft, Starcraft, and Diablo. The origin of the Pandaren was his.
"Well, it started off, you know, a bunch of years back when I had a daughter, right. And, when she was born, for Christmas I usually draw a picture for my family. Like a personal one. And so I did, for that picture, for some reason, I decided to do like a panda guy because, actually, also like "Samwise," "Panda" is my nickname because I'm kind of a big hairy bear dude, but I'm not very fearsome. So I got the nickname "Panda." So I drew a picture of a panda with a little panda cub on the shoulder and that was the picture for Christmas, that I gave to all my family. And "Oh, it's because he had a little kid. He's getting soft!" You know? Whatever. It's for the family. I had to do something that Grandma would like."
Mists of Pandaria is a beautiful expansion. Blizz outdid itself on the visuals of the landscape and buildings etc. You can actually jump into it free for I think 20 days.. One of my fav expansions..
@GOTgames the panda in this is CHen Stormwtout, a character from the original RTs Warcraft games, and one of the beings who helped found the Orc nation of Durotar (where the capital is), so he long predates Po.
Man, I really enjoy your videos, consider, after watching the cinematics of World of Warcraft, watching the cinematics of Starcraft 2, they are really insane.
Diablo 4 cinematics... 3 of them to watch... peeps will love your reaction. Blizzard cinematic teams on fire!
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you should watch the video that follows the Mists of Pandaria trailer. The human and the orc end up together in a bar and talk about their encounter with the panda.
It's hilarious 😂
Video's title is "Bottoms up"
Definitely have to watch the "Bottoms Up" cinematic!
The second trailer, Warlods of Draenor, is very interesting. What the orcs offer them to drink is Demon's Blood, it is assumed that 35 years ago the Orcs accepted that "gift" from Mannoroth, the demon that appears in the trailer, and that Demon blood made them more violent and managed to dominate Draenor, the planet where they come from. But in the trailer that brown orc named Garrosh traveled to the past thanks to a time dragon (Kairozdormu, a member of the bronze flight, dragons in charge of "taking care of" the timelines), so he intercedes on behalf of his race, the pure orcs would not be corrupted by demon blood and change the history of their people; "they will not be slaves of demons, but they will be conquerors."
Basically, the events from the Warcraft movie are the events from Draenor. The baby at the end of the movie was the warchief from the first 3 expansion
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Grom Hellscream was one of the first orcs to invade Azeroth. They were enslaved after drinking the blood of Mannoroth (the big ass winged demon they fight). After the wars Grom eventually partners with Thrall and they go fight Mannoroth in the third game. During that fight Grom lands a killing blow but Mannoroth detonates resulting in his death. Thrall eventually hands over the Horde to his son Garrosh which could be best described as Stalin/Hitler-esque. In Warlords of Draenor they go back into the past to change time but still leads the Orcish horde to invade Azeroth.
It's important to note that the Orc and Draenei homeworld of Draenor got almost completely obliterated in the first two games. The first WoW expansion takes place in it's remains and you meet some of the characters who were trapped there.
Mists of Pandaria was one of my favourite WoW expansions
I 100% agree on wanting another WoW movie, I really loved the first one and I am saddened it didn't have the success required for the saga to progress.
Best part, you can visit these cininatic areas in the game itself. The pandaria one actually has an achivment you can get while in the area.
If Blizzard wanted to, they could easily make a Star Wars level (amount of movies) or Fast and Furious level series of movies just based around Warcraft lore. There's SO much
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Yogscast played WoW back then yeah.They went to Blizzcon when mists was revealed but that was the last one they played, as minecraft took off on their channel at that time.
Kung Fu Panda came first, but only by months, but Chen Stormstout (the Panda) first debut in early 2000, with Warcraft 3, as he was a secret character in one of the campaigns. and btw Chen is especially chill, he likes to take his time, relax and most of all drink Beer.
the entire storyline of Chen inside Stormstout Brewery is just HILARIOUS. I can never hear about "Esme's Turnips" without snickering like a teenage boy , since the first time I heard it I immediately thought of boobs... and Im queer man about 85% into dudes.. so if I thought of it, so did other people! LOL!
Pandaria and new race Pandaren, the best expansion ever❤
FOR THE FORS... I MEAN THE HORDE! Anyways, you should react to the Star Wars The Old Republic cinematics. Absolutely epic
You need to watch Burdens of Shaohao. It's a story based in the mists of pandaria expansion and it's just perfect.
the orc with the hair is the father of the bald orc. the bald orc time travled in the end of mists of pandaria to draenor and stop his father from drinking the demon blood which turned the orcs to green crazy blood lust monsters. also he saved him from manaroth explosion after he killed him with that axe to the head. that is also refrense to warcraft 3 mini cinimatic where u see the same thing. where he strikes the demon with the axe and the explosion kills him since there was no1 to push him out of the explosion. warcraft 3 is the original time line and draenor cinematic shows u a branch in the time line where grom hellscream didnt die.
Pls check out the Warcraft 3 game cinematics & maybe some gameplay cutscenes.
Other great cinematics from the same game company Blizzard will be StarCraft game series and Diablo game series.
other cinematic games:
Final Fantasy X, X-2
Final Fantasy XIII, XIII-2 and Lightning Returns
Final Fantasy XV
Final Fantasy VII remake
"That was 10 years ago, i was 3 years old" My god Luke, how early did you get those kids of yours?
I´m kidding ofc, just found it kinda funny^^ Much love, hope you get some nice weather this summer at least 75% of the time this year.
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The Warcraft Pandaren as a concept technically pre-dates Kung fu Panda. Although it wasn't a serious lore fixture until the World of Warcraft Expansion Mists of Pandaria. Which is why people were so harsh on the expansion. In hindsight most players agree the expansion was actually one of the most beloved and well thought out and paced ones.
One my favorite raids Throne of Thunder is in that expansion, the buildup and storyline for it are just so well done, tied into the quests and the lore of the area, brings in a race of trolls we hadn't heard from in a few expansions, had interesting encounters and mechanics. Just everything leading up to throne of thunder for me was 10/10, hasn't been done as well since.
More videogame cinematics please. Warcraft, Star Wars: The Old Republic, Overwatch, Cyberpunk 2077, The Witcher, Diablo etc. I will be waiting
Blizzard were freaking goated back then Im sad to say Im not as excited about their stuff recently but dang their world building and lore are amazing
A lot of people had an issue with pandaria when it came out due to its more silly tone at times and a really weird hatred for the pandaren race as a whole? I still don't recall where it came from as I have fond memories of pandaria as some of the more interesting storylines and landscapes that changed with each patch due to the progression of the story. The barrel he had on his back was actually booze as the character you saw was a reference to Chen stormstout a pandaren brewmaster who was a hero you played in warcraft 3 years prior.
Sadly I don't think we will ever see another warcraft movie... between blizzards decline and the flop of the first one. There was many issues with it from the rushed pacing as it should have been spread out into two or even a trilogy given the nuance and level of events across the first war arc. While I'd like to say it was a poor choose of starting point as there was more interesting and in depth stories they could have told like the arthas story I still pin it on their choice to mesh CGI and live action. Blizzard has one of the best cinematic teams in the gaming industry and has produced beautiful stuff for nearly two decades now why they didn't just do full CG with voiceover in the quality you saw in these cinematics baffles me.
I remember part of the hate pandarens got was from players who started in WoW, never played Warcraft, claiming they were making the game childish and happy by ripping off a "kid's movie", that being Kung Fu Panda.
Then as one would expect from the internet, misinformation spread and it turned into 3 ways: people who didn't know anything saying they are a rip off, people who knew pandarens from the RTS and, the majority, people who didn't care enough to be vocal (in fact, the last are always the vast majority of people in every controversy).
In the end, the players from the time literally grew up into their mid 20s and 30s and now many look fondly at the themes MoP explored, like the consequences of war and breaking the cycle of hatred.
I lived in Edinburgh for 4 years, rain is probably 1/3rd of the year instead of 1/2 there, but I never owned an umbrella, throw on the hood and walk, that was me :D
Where I live now, it has been between 35-39C sunny af during the day and between 25-30C during the night, I have not seen rain in... half a year? There have even been fires from all this heat. Let's make a deal, I'll throw some hot days your way, if you throw me some rain, how does that sound? :D
The launch and rollout of Warlords of Draenor nearly scuttled the entire franchise. The end of Mists of Pandaria was a cliffhanger, with the Horde rebelling against Garrosh's genocidal conquest of Azeroth and him being arrested to stand trial. The trial, however, was not depicted in the game but rather in a separate novel people had to buy to see the true end of the expansion. But the novel also shows the plans of several other characters only hinted at in the game's events come to fruition, as they break Garrosh out of prison and send him back in time to before the events of the first RTS game ever occur (the 35 years ago bit). Unless you were one of the players who kept up with everything outside the game, when the trailer announcing Warlords came on and you see Garrosh reveal his face and toss his dad his axe, you had no idea how or why this alternate timeline you were going to play through even happened.
Then, when the game launched, it was plagued by technical issues (server crashes, massive login wait times, account errors, etc), incomplete or absent content advertised in its announcement, and negative response to mechanics central to the expansion's gameplay. They ended up cutting entire patches wroth of content that left multiple quest storylines unresolved or unexplained, putting all that cut time and effort into the next expansion so make sure the game that kept the studio thriving didn't fizzle out on the biggest mess in the game's history.
Mists of Pandaria was also the beginning of a new direction for World of Warcraft, because all subsequent expansions would be the result of events from the previous one. Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King, and Cataclysm were mostly self-contained stories that referenced past events, but from Mists onward it would be a continuous saga beginning right where the last one left off. This approach has continued to this very day and will be the direction until the last announced expansion releases in 2026/2028.
An option for the future: Watch the character trailers for Guilty Gear Strive.
It's a fighting game with a lot of Rock and Metal.
As a lot of other comments have said, Mists of Pandaria came out around the same time as Kung Fu Panda, give or take a year or so, and got a lot of hate for its themes, but it's been a part of the lore since Warcraft 3, which is much older, with Chen Stormstout being a playable character all the way since then.
As far as Warlords of Draenor goes, this is a a case of time travel. In the original timeline, Gul'dan successfully converts all the orcs to the demon's army, and if you remember the movie ... sets that plot into motion. However, after the events of MoP, the second brown orc here, Garrosh, goes back in time with the plan to create a "new Horde" unspoiled by the corruption of Gul'dan and the Legion. Cue this trailer, as the fel-elixer is discarded and the orcs rebel against the demon Mannoroth, though still planning to invade the world of Azeroth (aka Us) but with new technology.
Pretty sure it is Mannoroth
@@zloid It's Mannoroth. Most people remember the Magtheridon's Lair raid from Burning Crusade where we fight against the same type of demon, so I can understand the confusion.
@@eviljbrian Yeahhh ... I don't remember my Pit Lords lol.
I strongly recommand to also check the Harbingers series, a bunch of short but intense animated tales focused on a specefic characther each!
I especial love the one about Illidan, but I'm a biased af 'cause he's my favorite
Yo I cannot wait for the BFA trailer react. It's the one that gets hype going for me :D
The next cinematic should be Legion. Please also watch the in game cutscene Alliance Broken Shore.
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The Pandaren were introduced to the Warcraft universe in 2002, but were mostly easter-eggs and side jokes at the time. Kung Fu Panda released in 2008. Mists of Pandaria, which was when we were finally given more of the Pandaren than little references and jokes, was in 2012. So I think there was a fair amount of inspiration going back and forth between the two.
So basically a quick explanation about both expansions:
In MoP the Pandaria continent was discovered and the story develops with some hatred demons destroying the continent ot something like that and of course the "bad boss" from the expansion tried to use them but failed and was put in imprisonment.
As a result, some random Time Traveler dragon sended Garrosh (the bad boss who is the bald orc with the hood in the WoD video) to the past where he met his father and consequently made the Orcs refuse the "gift" (dark magic which makes them stronger but easier for the demons to control them) from the demons and basically didn't turned green-skinned in that timeline which is actually a pocket dimension.
I think I didn't left anything of great relevance.
So, you do need a bit of context for the Warlords of Draenor cinematic. This is an altered timeline. 35 years ago, the Orcs originally drank the blood of Mannoroth (the big demon, his blood was the green liquid). Grom Hellscream (the orc who yelled "we will never be slaves") was the first orc to drink the blood back then. This made the orcs stronger but caused them to have an insatiable bloodlust. It also tied them to Mannoroth and kind of made them into slaves to him and the bloodlust. Years later, during the events of the game Warcraft 3, Grom faced off against Mannoroth and was able to kill him which freed the orcs.
Now, the orc who said "times change" in this cinematic, is an orc named Garrosh Hellscream (yes, that is Grom's son). He had become warchief of the horde, but was overthrown in the events of Mists of Pandaria. He escaped and managed to go back in time 35 years, which then lead to this cinematic.
Also that gateway at the end (when Grom says "but we will be conquerors"), that structure is the Dark Portal, the same one from the Warcraft movie and the same portal from the beginning of the Burning Crusade cinematic. It connects Draenor (the home world of the Orcs) to Azeroth.
Just a little more info: The blood of Mannoroth is also the source of the Orcs' green skin. All orcs that either drank or were descended from orcs that drank the blood developed green skin, indicating their "Fel" contamination. Even though Garrosh (the hooded figure at 9:28) was from the prime timeline, he was born BEFORE Grom drank the blood but did not drink it himself, so he didn't inherit the Fel.
Also, on the Dark Portal: Prior to the events of Warlords of Draenor, the Dark Portal connected to Outland, which IS Draenor after it was conquered by Gul'dan (the hooded orc at 8:23) and the Burning Legion (the demons). Following WoD, you can now use it to go to Draenor, which is the alternate timeline where Garrosh prevented the invasion.
Gul'dan's significance is that he was an extremely powerful Warlock. Basically a magic user that uses Fel / demonic magic, usually through contract with or enslavement of demons. Gul'dan (along with Medivh who was possessed by Sargeras at the time) were the ones that originally opened the Dark Portal to between Azeroth and Outland. (The events of the Warcraft movie). Gul'dan's purpose here was to create an army of Orcs (empowered and enslaved by the Fel blood) to allow the Burning Legion to invade Azeroth.
Mist of Pandaria come out after Kunfu panda but Pandarens was in warcraft 3 wich was long time before Kunfu Panda
you should check out the world of Warcraft Warlords videos and nobbel87 Warcraft lore videos
A Panda named Chen already existed in warcraft from 1995 so everyone saying they copied kung fu panda cause this trailer came after should do their research.
You saw Guldan, the cloaked orc in the Warcraft movie
someone else may have said but iv not seen but the wod cinematic is an alternate timeline the orcs in the main timeline drank the blood of manaroth ( the big guy with the wings) for more power, which also turned their skin green due to corruption and the main orc grommash killed manaroth and freed them from the control while also dying in the process by getting hit by the explosion that garrosh (the bald hooded one) saved him from. TLDR its wow alternate/time travel. the bro saving his bro was actually the son saving his alternate timeline father.
Luke, you should react to the Warframe Official Cinematic Opening Trailer, its quite good.
nah luke, you gotta react to WOW the burden of shaohao, and WOW the lords of war, you will definitely like it, i can guarantee it🗿
I think the best cinematic until now is Battle for Azeroth .. you'll get there...
Luke you need to react to ttpd at the eras tour
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Luke that Gate they were building was the same gate that was in the movie, just this time the orcs are uncorrupted. Time travel bs
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You should react to "The Tales of Shao Hao....its a WOW story with a heartfelt and beautiful meaning....
It's funny that you keep mentioning the Warcraft movie because the Warlords of Draenor cinematic are the events of the beginning of the Warcraft movie when the orcs go through the giant green gate except that they betray Gul'dan (the evil caster orc in the movie) because an orc that never went through the portal, Garrosh, went back in time to warn them against drinking Demon Blood and turning green and crazy.
Bepo in One Piece was introduced 2 months before Kung Fu Panda was released. This cinematic was released 4 years after
the mop cinematic actually had a scene after with the orc and human in a tavern drunk out of their minds and the orc going. "so it was a PANDA?"
In a HAT!
There are good orcs and bad orcs, same with humans, hm?
And the Panda was already in Warcraft 3 in 2003
I want Luke to react to Kagerou Daze... and all the Mekaku City actors videos, if possible.
You should do the Starcraft 2 cinematics. If you do don't forget Starcraft Reclamation. Too many reactors skip it. Its more of a voiced comic than it it a cinematic but has some AMAZING storytelling.
yogscast def had some Pandaria vids in back in its beta. Had some texture bugs iirc.
watching only main trailers you miss so many other video< that made on game engine but also very good.
One big request can you start Anime Amvs series!
Here are some good amvs!👇
1.Enemy
2.Darkside
3.Slime Warrior' amv
Basically - the orcs drink the demons blood & fall - then build the dark portal & come to Azeroth. However.....the worst expansion in WOW's history happened & that is the expansion that Chuck Norris was a Hunter commercials came from ;P Look it up.
Here's my Pitch. It wouldn't be hard to do. In fact, it would be ... (ahem) Super Easy, Barely An Inconvenience.
I have always said if they wanted to make the perfect WoW movie, just stitch together the best of the cinematics. Same goes for Starcraft.
They have fantastic well thought out stories and wonderful characters and massively deep lore to draw on that have been coming out for years now. That is such a deep pool of material. Give that to a filmmaker that loves the material and is a fan of the game and it cannot miss.
The WoW movie that came out a few years back had some grievous flaws. The main one being just throwing WoW toons into a standard issue generic cookie cutter fantasy Mad Libs storyline. There was little distinctive about that. The other was dumbing it down & simplifying it toooo much. There is such a rich lore and a remarkable wide variety of races, classes and locations, yet they limited themselves to a quick and easy Humans vs Orcs story.
If they had included even a few moments of the other races and classes, it would have created interest & captured people's imaginations. I know they cannot possibly include all of it in-depth in one movie. THAT IS WHY THEY NEED A GAME OF THRONES STYLE SERIES so they can organically develop the story slowly and carefully and allow us to get to know the characters naturally instead of a rushed shoehorned in backstory.
Ok, that all said, 2 very strong recommendations for your next round of cinematics. One: "Old Soldiers". Very heartfelt & touching. Which must be seen to understand the reference in the second one, the "The War Within Announce Cinematic". One of the most powerful damn bits of entertainment ever done - live OR animated. It is beyond stunning. The epically intense scene where Anduin draws on Thrall is so riveting, it makes me emotional every time I watch it. So realistic & strongly acted, you will forget you're watching animation.
I would say however, it would help a lot to know Anduin's backstory to get all the nuances, especially the horror of what he went through in the last expansion that put him in this state of mind.
Looking forward to more. Thanks!
would really like it if you react to the starcraft trailers too
You should see Diablo 2.3.4 Cinematics. they are so cool and amazing. you will love them!
It's such a shame that we have these beautiful cinematics and rich story that we got the Warcraft movie as it was. Personally felt all the lore leading to the Warlords of Draenor were alright and would have made an awesome series to tell in movie format.
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Luke please watch the AOT Lost Girls OVA it's one of the best things so come out of AOT and makes the ending hit 10x harder.
Sadly Warlords of Draenor hits harder when you know Warcraft 3, but it's still amazing
I stopped playing WoW the expansion before Mist of Pandaria which was Cataclysm
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Your reactions are incredible! You always approach your subjects with such enthusiasm and willingness to “learn as you go”! Thanks for reacting to another of my obsessions!
I believe the "35 years ago" reference was to the in-game storyline, which is hugely complicated (in my opinion). Currently, there is a "limited time" expansion, called "WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria!" that I've been struggling my way through, trying to understand the new rewards system, for the past few weeks.
I've lost track of how many years I've been playing World of Warcraft, but the ONE thing that welded my loyalties to the game was when I discovered that the players' perspectives were synchronized in real time! I was in the midst of a flight from one city to another, when I suddenly saw a character that I knew was being played by a friend of mine. I sent him a hello and mentioned where I'd seen his toon... and he replied that he was JUST where I'd seen him! I was astounded by the complexity of the code that would be necessary to create such synchronicity! (My last experience with programming was centuries ago, when I was learning to write code in BASIC, so "back in my cave man days," you might say!)
The animation IS top tier, and some of the "hidden gems" of humor (such as those in the names of NPCs - Non-Player Characters) add pleasant surprises along the way. Though the game is not nearly as addictive as when advancing skill levels, etc required the aid of friendly players and/or "guildies," which stirred feelings of both cooperation and competition, it still holds my interest by the frequent addition of "expansions" and the ability to create playable characters of races that oftentimes had previously only been NPCs.
I've heard rumors that some kind of ability to... trade? between toons on different servers is on the horizon but, owing to my inability to have completed even ONE expansion (partly due to distractions from the planned course caused by my ADHD), I have opted to "learn the ropes" of whatever is coming ONLY when the need arises.
Hey Luke just wanted to ask if you could react to Yamada Kun and The 7 Witches Anime Opening and also possibly The Familiar of Zero as well! These animes were my first animes I every watched and I think you might like them!!!
There is warcraft 2 is coming :D
Warlords of Draenor was the second worst expansion but it has the second best cinematic if you have the context, that scene when Grom(the long hair orc)is about to get burned in the explosion of Mannoroth(the big demon)dying is the exact same of the cinematic from 2002 but this time his son from another timeline saves him from dying.
Mists of pandaria was inspired by a joke hero they put into Warcraft 3.
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@@onlynikkelz oh okay THX I’ll watch it then :)
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Not only was the Pandaren race made available with that expansion, but playable Goblins as well.
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Goblins are playable since Cata, not Pandaria
@@zloid meh. I skipped expansions, and that's when I acquired them together.
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By the way there is Warcraft movie but it's not crazy good. Not so bad neither
Luke saw it, it’s why he wants another one.
The problem with the movie. They took what otherwise could have been one of the longest running movie franchises in existence and made a fast cash grab that flopped. Taking what realistically has the setting and original cast of characters to rival that of the big fantasy genre movies and fumbling was one of the worst parts of 2016. The movie itself is not bad from a outside looking in perspective because you it does fantasy fairly well, but from someone whos played listened and watched these characters the movie gives you a tiny glimpse of the potential it actually had. Due to is lack of success I highly doubt they will ever actually do something like this again, the only hope is that microsoft sees an opening to use media like shows/movies to promote the game which is highly unlikely due to the games genre being less of a main stream for the modern teen audiences.
Funny enough between these 2 expansions, Mists of Pandaria's cinematic, while not terrible isn't very good. But the actual expansion was absolutely loved.
Warlords of Draenor was the completely opposite story. Amazing cinematic but it went down as one of the worst expansions in WoW's history.
WoD was amazing.. I don’t get the hate, it was still better than what WoW is right now :/
Bro pls check The elder scrolls online trailers you gonna like them