Not sure what point you are making? Obviously people Datamine every patch, that does not make these textures any less valid as a race leak.Shannow said:people have been datamining poop every patch. take it with a grain of salt.
I agree. I see more of an Ogre here then a Goblin.Edrondol said:Looks like Fiona from Shrek.
ScytheRexx said:Not sure what point you are making? Obviously people Datamine every patch, that does not make these textures any less valid as a race leak.Shannow said:people have been datamining poop every patch. take it with a grain of salt.
Just an FYI, but Blizzard only makes Hallow's End masks based on playable races, they added four in BC (BE Male, BE Female, Draenei Male, Draenei Female) in the main patch before the expansion was released, these just leaked far earlier.
We're understanding what you're saying. However, many things Blizzard has "done / never done" have now changed. Because of that, faith in a simple 'this texture was found' doesn't exsist. They have to keep adding to the events, or the events get dull. So that alone would explain the texture for the masks. The Worgen pet thing could just as easily be that they don't want worgen pets out there. It adds a new supposed class of pet, where the ghost wolf, AQ slime, and few others really don't.ScytheRexx said:You guys don't seem to be understanding me.
Right now, only 20 masks exist in the game. All of them are of playable races. The last time masks were added to the game was in BC, when they added the Blood Elf and Draenei masks. They have dozens and dozens of creatures they can turn into masks, like Ghouls, Skeletons, Abominations, Gnolls, even Ogres. They don't add them because the purpose of the mask during the event is to only represent the playables, so thus why these masks are pretty much a leak.
This would also explain the "Worgen Scandal" that happened a few weeks ago also, in which Blizzard learned a Worgen was tamable by hunters and immediately did everything they could to remove it from usefulness. They have not done that for any other bugged pet, including the ghost wolf, AQ slime, etc... The Worgen however was a very big deal for some reason.
Could these masks be just for the event? I don't see why. Goblin have nothing to do with Hallow's End, and the Worgen "textures" are obviously new and unique, something Blizzard would not do for simple masks. Blizzard didn't even make female Tuskarr or Taunka this expansion, I don't think they would make a female Worgen just for a random face mask people would see once a year.
They are marked in the models "Halloween" meaning they are for Hallow's End. Blizzard "finalized" Hallow's End last year, so it will not be quest or achievement rewards, nor would they make sense are such rewards. (Goblin's have nothing to do with Hallow's End.)They could also be reward masks based on achievements / quests.
Not really, because Goblin's have nothing to do with Hallow's End.We're understanding what you're saying. However, many things Blizzard has "done / never done" have now changed. Because of that, faith in a simple 'this texture was found' doesn't exsist. They have to keep adding to the events, or the events get dull. So that alone would explain the texture for the masks.
Actually it didn't. The Worgen was representing the "wolf" class of pet and took all the wolf talents, skills, and stats, it never added a new class of pet to the game, and did nothing to alter that gameplay. The only thing was cosmetic, but Blizzard felt that cosmetic change needed to be removed completely, something they had never done for something that was merely cosmetic.The Worgen pet thing could just as easily be that they don't want worgen pets out there. It adds a new supposed class of pet, where the ghost wolf, AQ slime, and few others really don't.
Are you really arguing this over some data mining? Wow.Shannow said:Are you really arguing this over some data mining? Wow.
And yet you can't let it go either...Shannow said:I know right.
But its more someone being so adamant about it that has me surprised, than anything.
What makes you think they're not tossing the old formula of 'playable race' masks for something like goblins and worgen? You gotta admit it makes sense for a Halloween event. The Goblins sell tons of shit every holiday. Werewolves and Halloween go together like peanut butter and jelly.ScytheRexx said:Not sure what point you are making? Obviously people Datamine every patch, that does not make these textures any less valid as a race leak.Shannow said:people have been datamining poop every patch. take it with a grain of salt.
Just an FYI, but Blizzard only makes Hallow's End masks based on playable races, they added four in BC (BE Male, BE Female, Draenei Male, Draenei Female) in the main patch before the expansion was released, these just leaked far earlier.
And you keep bringing it up. Weird.Shakey said:And yet you can't let it go either...
Shakey said:And yet you can't let it go either...Shannow said:I know right.
But its more someone being so adamant about it that has me surprised, than anything.
Worgen are humanoids. I thought you couldn't have humanoid pets?ScytheRexx said:Actually it didn't. The Worgen was representing the "wolf" class of pet and took all the wolf talents, skills, and stats, it never added a new class of pet to the game, and did nothing to alter that gameplay. The only thing was cosmetic, but Blizzard felt that cosmetic change needed to be removed completely, something they had never done for something that was merely cosmetic.
That's the thought I had with the 'supposed' new pet type. But it can be argued that like a druid, worgens are shapechangers and when in animal form can be considered beasts. I *think* hunters can beast scare them, but I'm not 100% since I've never tried with my hunter.Chazwozel said:Worgen are humanoids. I thought you couldn't have humanoid pets?ScytheRexx said:Actually it didn't. The Worgen was representing the "wolf" class of pet and took all the wolf talents, skills, and stats, it never added a new class of pet to the game, and did nothing to alter that gameplay. The only thing was cosmetic, but Blizzard felt that cosmetic change needed to be removed completely, something they had never done for something that was merely cosmetic.
And while I'd love to see the Greymane Wall open up a new section in an expansion, I hate the idea of Worgen as a playable class. I'd download WoW back in a heartbeat to play drunken Pandas.
:humph:Shannow said:And you keep bringing it up. Weird.Shakey said:And yet you can't let it go either...
But, as Elph says, jsut wait for Blizzcon, and stuff will be hinted/shown then. May jsut be the new races. or they may not be.
The issue with the races you mentioned above is they are all playable, which is the point of the masks. Goblins, and NPCs, have nothing to do with the event, they don't even sell stuff during it like they do with Winter's Veil. If Blizzard does decide to make NPC masks, they have much more "Halloween" oriented options they can use, rather then Goblins.elph said:Also, on the note of "goblins have nothing to do with the event." Neither do, humans, orcs, trolls, dwarves, elves, draenei, gnomes, or tauren (other then being another intelligent race with culture). The idea that Blizzard finalized the event maybe true as well, but I point up to to the list of things Blizzard has 'never' done.
They have hundreds of better options for generic masks, for one, and two, Goblins don't sell anything during Hallow's End, you are thinking Winter's Veil, the WoW Christmas, which is half Goblin oriented.What makes you think they're not tossing the old formula of 'playable race' masks for something like goblins and worgen? You gotta admit it makes sense for a Halloween event. The Goblins sell tons of poop every holiday. Werewolves and Halloween go together like peanut butter and jelly.
Much like the Ghost Wolf and the AQ Slime, the tame was caused by a bug. There was a wolf in Howling Fjord you could only see while on a quest, when you beat him down to half life he transformed into a Worgen. Someone found out that if you wyvern sting the wolf, then start the tame, by the time it breaks and he turns into his Worgen form he will finish the tame and STAY a Worgen, but have all the stats, skills, talents, and classifications as any wolf you get throughout the game. Blizzard, once they found out about it, completely removed everything from the pet so that people were forced to abandon it. All the old bugged pets, they just stopped the ability to tame them, because Blizzard said "It's just cosmetic, but we don't want further people getting them" (paraphrased), the Worgen was the first time they literally butt-slammed a pet the minute it was found out.Worgen are humanoids. I thought you couldn't have humanoid pets?
Do you have a better explanation that actually has a precedent? I would like to hear it. My information has one, whether you wish to believe it is irrelevant.I'm not sure there's an appropriate way to describe the chasm that requires being jumped across to reach the conclusion of "New Race Leak" from "Blizzard has added worgen and goblin masks to Hallow's End".
Much like the Ghost Wolf and the AQ Slime, the tame was caused by a bug. There was a wolf in Howling Fjord you could only see while on a quest, when you beat him down to half life he transformed into a Worgen. Someone found out that if you wyvern sting the wolf, then start the tame, by the time it breaks and he turns into his Worgen form he will finish the tame and STAY a Worgen, but have all the stats, skills, talents, and classifications as any wolf you get throughout the game. Blizzard, once they found out about it, completely removed everything from the pet so that people were forced to abandon it. All the old bugged pets, they just stopped the ability to tame them, because Blizzard said "It's just cosmetic, but we don't want further people getting them" (paraphrased), the Worgen was the first time they literally butt-slammed a pet the minute it was found out.ScytheRexx said:The issue with the races you mentioned above is they are all playable, which is the point of the masks. Goblins, and NPCs, have nothing to do with the event, they don't even sell stuff during it like they do with Winter's Veil. If Blizzard does decide to make NPC masks, they have much more "Halloween" oriented options they can use, rather then Goblins.elph said:Also, on the note of "goblins have nothing to do with the event." Neither do, humans, orcs, trolls, dwarves, elves, draenei, gnomes, or tauren (other then being another intelligent race with culture). The idea that Blizzard finalized the event maybe true as well, but I point up to to the list of things Blizzard has 'never' done.
They have hundreds of better options for generic masks, for one, and two, Goblins don't sell anything during Hallow's End, you are thinking Winter's Veil, the WoW Christmas, which is half Goblin oriented.What makes you think they're not tossing the old formula of 'playable race' masks for something like goblins and worgen? You gotta admit it makes sense for a Halloween event. The Goblins sell tons of poop every holiday. Werewolves and Halloween go together like peanut butter and jelly.
[quote:22hspjmg]Worgen are humanoids. I thought you couldn't have humanoid pets?
Do you have a better explanation that actually has a precedent? I would like to hear it. My information has one, whether you wish to believe it is irrelevant.[/quote:22hspjmg]I'm not sure there's an appropriate way to describe the chasm that requires being jumped across to reach the conclusion of "New Race Leak" from "Blizzard has added worgen and goblin masks to Hallow's End".
I like to think I am coming to a conclusion based on past evidence.Chazwozel said:I really think you're wearing blinders to this.
Hunters can only tame beasts, Ghost Wolf and Slimes are not beasts, one is undead, the other has no classification. The Humanoid classification is irrelevant since none of the pets in question should have been tamable.To me it seems like either the NPC's are going to wear masks for Halloween or they're going to release new masks for a new seasonal quest or something. As for the Worgen pet issue. Again. Worgen's are humanoid. Ghost wolf and slime are not.
At this point I am going to assume you never took part in Hallow's End beyond just looking at the decorations? You would know that Goblin don't have a MegaCorp running around. All the candy is given by Innkeepers from any Inn, and not a single hint that the candy is even coming from Goblins, the whole Holiday is a Forsaken Holiday, actually.Goblins have everything to do with Halloween! They're Goblins!
ScytheRexx said:I like to think I am coming to a conclusion based on past evidence.Chazwozel said:I really think you're wearing blinders to this.
Hunters can only tame beasts, Ghost Wolf and Slimes are not beasts, one is undead, the other has no classification. The Humanoid classification is irrelevant since none of the pets in question should have been tamable.To me it seems like either the NPC's are going to wear masks for Halloween or they're going to release new masks for a new seasonal quest or something. As for the Worgen pet issue. Again. Worgen's are humanoid. Ghost wolf and slime are not.
You're making waaaay too many assumptions on blizzards intentions. For all you know, they're going to completely revamp the Holiday.ScytheRexx said:I like to think I am coming to a conclusion based on past evidence.Chazwozel said:I really think you're wearing blinders to this.
Hunters can only tame beasts, Ghost Wolf and Slimes are not beasts, one is undead, the other has no classification. The Humanoid classification is irrelevant since none of the pets in question should have been tamable.To me it seems like either the NPC's are going to wear masks for Halloween or they're going to release new masks for a new seasonal quest or something. As for the Worgen pet issue. Again. Worgen's are humanoid. Ghost wolf and slime are not.
As for them just adding them as quests. That still would not explain the fact that the Worgen masks use all new textures, including a female one. Blizzard is not known to add female characters without due reason, notice how half the new races in WoW don't even have female variation? Even the Vykrul had female models added as more of an afterthought, you can't even edit them like you can the male versions. Even before WOTLK, they did this for Arrakoa, Broken, Ogres (Again), Gronn, Ethereals, Fel Orcs, etc... None of them were given females.
I think in the end that is one of the things making me really stress this being playable races, if I just saw Goblin masks and the "generic" worgen texture, I would agree with you. However, these are new textures yet to be seen, one including a female variation of a race without it seeming more like an afterthought and more of a purpose, otherwise Blizzard would just make one generic Worgen mask and be done for the holiday.
elph said:ScytheRexx
You're still ignoring some of the points others bring up. Sure, in the past, the masks have always been of player races, but as pointed out, Blizzard ideals change. This can easily just be a way of allowing the players a taste of getting to play the Goblins & Worgen. Something they've wanted for some time.
Let's look at a lore standpoint and go along with the idea that these are future player races. What then? How would it happen?
Goblins would idealy be Horde and Worgen would idealy be Alliance. It would fit because the new 'cool race' would go Alliance and everyone knows Blizzard favors the Alliance...
Goblins control all the neutral towns. I'd assume that would stay the same because Blizzard doesn't ever change past content to keep up with current story lines.
What would bring the Worgen into current events? Blood Elves & Draenei were brought in to fight the burning crusade. Would Gobbos & Worgen just be added in, or has there really been enough lore (theoretically more powerful then Arthas) that would give reason to add in a Worgen epic line?
That's typical time frame for Blizzard, and they've already stated they want to try to get out 1 a year.SeriousJay said:Another.... expansion? Already? Geez, with what 2 whole raid zone content?
Blizzard clearly needs MOAR money.
Actually, I hadn't thought of that. That does make sense.Shannow said:elph said:ScytheRexx
You're still ignoring some of the points others bring up. Sure, in the past, the masks have always been of player races, but as pointed out, Blizzard ideals change. This can easily just be a way of allowing the players a taste of getting to play the Goblins & Worgen. Something they've wanted for some time.
Let's look at a lore standpoint and go along with the idea that these are future player races. What then? How would it happen?
Goblins would idealy be Horde and Worgen would idealy be Alliance. It would fit because the new 'cool race' would go Alliance and everyone knows Blizzard favors the Alliance...
Goblins control all the neutral towns. I'd assume that would stay the same because Blizzard doesn't ever change past content to keep up with current story lines.
What would bring the Worgen into current events? Blood Elves & Draenei were brought in to fight the burning crusade. Would Gobbos & Worgen just be added in, or has there really been enough lore (theoretically more powerful then Arthas) that would give reason to add in a Worgen epic line?
maybe that will be the big thing! Neutral races! You can pick a gob or worgen, and then from there choose what faction you would play it on!
That would actually...be....really cool....Shannow said:elph said:ScytheRexx
You're still ignoring some of the points others bring up. Sure, in the past, the masks have always been of player races, but as pointed out, Blizzard ideals change. This can easily just be a way of allowing the players a taste of getting to play the Goblins & Worgen. Something they've wanted for some time.
Let's look at a lore standpoint and go along with the idea that these are future player races. What then? How would it happen?
Goblins would idealy be Horde and Worgen would idealy be Alliance. It would fit because the new 'cool race' would go Alliance and everyone knows Blizzard favors the Alliance...
Goblins control all the neutral towns. I'd assume that would stay the same because Blizzard doesn't ever change past content to keep up with current story lines.
What would bring the Worgen into current events? Blood Elves & Draenei were brought in to fight the burning crusade. Would Gobbos & Worgen just be added in, or has there really been enough lore (theoretically more powerful then Arthas) that would give reason to add in a Worgen epic line?
maybe that will be the big thing! Neutral races! You can pick a gob or worgen, and then from there choose what faction you would play it on!
Tell that to my upcoming Wolvar Orphan pet. :tongue:Chazwozel said:No the Humanoid classification is very relevant, since it's probably for this reason that Blizzard acted so quickly on the bug. They don't want humanoid creatures as 'pets'.
Blizzard said long ago that Hallow's End was one of the most complete of the Holidays. They are going to edit the ones that need work, like Noblegarden and the upcoming Thanksgiving, but much like Midsummer and Winter's Veil, they have no intention of editing a holiday that already works well and have great rewards. I think this is just a case of me having much more knowledge of Blizzard due to my forum browsing outside of this, by the looks of it many others don't keep up with bluetrackers.You're making waaaay too many assumptions on blizzards intentions. For all you know, they're going to completely revamp the Holiday.
Fair enough.And this brings up the "who knows" you get from data mining. Wait it out, see whats announced. As i said, no point in saying right now "Look at the new races!" That is simply silly.
Issue is, they could have done that without adding the new textures, they even have multiple Worgen models they could use already. Blizzard does not normally update models unless the model is already horrible (the original ogre) or they are putting them into the sphere of playable (the blood elves got a total revamp for BC). These show new, unique textures point either to the fact Blizzard is going to revamp the Worgen completely, a silly idea since they just added new models, or they are trying to add them to playable.You're still ignoring some of the points others bring up. Sure, in the past, the masks have always been of player races, but as pointed out, Blizzard ideals change. This can easily just be a way of allowing the players a taste of getting to play the Goblins & Worgen. Something they've wanted for some time.
The same way Draenei happened, they make a bunch of stuff up.Let's look at a lore standpoint and go along with the idea that these are future player races. What then? How would it happen?
Goblin's were neutral in WarCraft 2 also by the Lore, the group that joined the Horde was under the command of a single "Trade Prince", the rulers of Undermine. All of the Goblin towns are owned by the Steamweedle Cartel, which will remain neutral and that will never change. However, who is to say any of the dozens of other Trade Princes, like the one selling all those Zepplins to the Horde over the Alliance, does not decide to join with them again?Goblins control all the neutral towns. I'd assume that would stay the same because Blizzard doesn't ever change past content to keep up with current story lines.
If the rumored expansion is the South Seas, then Gilneas and Undermine can be tied into the upcoming event that will happen, the Cataclysm. Thus, they would be pulled into the events and thus join sides, much like how the BE and Draenei did.What would bring the Worgen into current events? Blood Elves & Draenei were brought in to fight the burning crusade. Would Gobbos & Worgen just be added in, or has there really been enough lore (theoretically more powerful then Arthas) that would give reason to add in a Worgen epic line?
Well, we were jsut trying to help him come up off of Blizzard's schlong long enough to get a breath of fresh air!SeraRelm said:Guys, let him have something to fap over. Is it really that important?
Nah, you weren't wrong. I do think it's neat that these may be new races. I just didn't / don't see how they would fit. Also, I'm not used to you having short posts about WoW, you normally detail every bit and that's what I was waiting for / wanting to see.Really, you guys can believe I am making to many assumptions, but I have precedent. Can I be wrong? Yes, and we will see at BlizzCon, I just thought some people would actually be interested in seeing the possible new races. I guess I was wrong.
Believe what you wish. I am not going to push it any longer. Either I will be back here next month saying "You guys were right" or I will be back here next month saying "hehehehe" :smug: Either way I find it interesting I can't put out a plausible theory with tons of evidence because of a lack of 100% certainty. Oh welll.I still love the point by point analysis over if data mined material will be new characters.
Actually it has a lot to do with the Lich King. Tirion explains it as a speech in front of the Colosseum, explaining that if they all just gathered and sent wave after wave of forces at the Lich King, all they would do, is make his own forces stronger as more and more people die to the undead. The plan is to test the heroes in the Colosseum in order to find the strongest of them, thus send a powerful, concentrated strike force to take down Arthas.3.2 25 man isn't progression the LK story arch is it? It's adding a new 5, 10, & 25 man dungeon, but nothing to really progress the LK arch and getting to fight Arthas, as far as I know. Who's the big baddie in this patch and where does he fit?
Most likely it was a mistake. The masks are actually easy to make, all they have to do is take a screenshot of the face, stretch it over a single flat model, and done. More then likely one of guys assigned to that did them, and compiled them, but accidentally compiled it into the PTR patch without realizing it. The fact that Blizzard seems to be now hushing down the official fansites, including the ones known for aggressive datamining, seems to make it all the more clear this was not supposed to happen. It was a mistake.Why did they release these skins so soon? Obviously these aren't going to be player races right now, but assuming they will be, they're not going to be player races by this coming Hallows Eve event. That is unless Blizzard announces that the EXP has been worked on in secret and you can pick it up on your way out (not likely). So that leaves next Hallows Eve as being the one with the expansion (which, I can see - it fits their timeline). I can see the patches getting to 3.3 at least (that being the Final patch), but it seems they are adding a bit more here as time goes on. Just adds to the question of "why so soon".
This could be why the next patch is adding so many new leveling friendly options. Some of the changes they are doing for leveling is downright mindboggling, like the new Tome of Cold Weather Flying and the various other mount changes. I can see all these changes being added because Blizzard want to make it easier to level up the new races from 1-90 (If they even go up to 90)It'll be interesting to see what they do if they put in a new race. If they let you start at 60 like the DK they would need to be a new class. I couldn't see them letting one race start at 60 that has access to all the classes and not the others.
I have that same chart, but the rumor is that the South Seas and Planes expansion are going to be one in the same now (More specifically, the Emerald Dream and the Nightmare the main focus of the planes part.) We will have to see if this is true, but both the seas and the emerald dream have been getting a lot of promotion these days in the outside sources of WoW, like the comic and an upcoming novel.Shegokigo said:Worgen are a new race that are going to be released, but they aren't scheduled till the PLANES xpac. Next xpac is going to be Maelstrom/Cataclysm, and we're going to see new landmasses/level cap increase and a new hero class, not new races.
A couple months ago I would agree with you, but now we have learned that the Goblins in the "Old Horde" were all under the command of a single Trade Prince, who was working in his own interests outside those of Undermine and the other princes. This could happen again, without altering the main dynamic of the existing Goblin cities.Problem is Goblins are neutral
I always thought that Emerald Dream would be the first expansion. There was a lot of talk about it at the time, then the patch that intro'd the 4 dream guardian dragons at the gates. Then we got space goats, barbie and other barbie.ScytheRexx said:I have that same chart, but the rumor is that the South Seas and Planes expansion are going to be one in the same now (More specifically, the Emerald Dream and the Nightmare the main focus of the planes part.) We will have to see if this is true, but both the seas and the emerald dream have been getting a lot of promotion these days in the outside sources of WoW, like the comic and an upcoming novel.Shegokigo said:Worgen are a new race that are going to be released, but they aren't scheduled till the PLANES xpac. Next xpac is going to be Maelstrom/Cataclysm, and we're going to see new landmasses/level cap increase and a new hero class, not new races.
Edrondol said:I learned a long time ago that ScytheRexx has forgotten more about WoW than I will ever or would have ever learned.
I understand that's an eyeroll, but it also looks like you're looking up to him for his smug opinion.Shegokigo said::eyeroll:Chazwozel said::smug:
Shegokigo said::eyeroll:Chazwozel said::smug:
Just 10+ million people around the world. You're right, just a small little nothing. :slywink:Chazwozel said:It's cute that you think WoW knowledge is relevant to anything.
Minus China.Shegokigo said:Just 10+ million people around the world. You're right, just a small little nothing. :slywink:Chazwozel said:It's cute that you think WoW knowledge is relevant to anything.
Yep, gotta remember that WoW just had it's world population numbers cut in half.Frankie said:Minus China.Shegokigo said:Just 10+ million people around the world. You're right, just a small little nothing. :slywink:Chazwozel said:It's cute that you think WoW knowledge is relevant to anything.
Shegokigo said:Just 10+ million people around the world. You're right, just a small little nothing. :slywink:Chazwozel said:It's cute that you think WoW knowledge is relevant to anything.
I'm sure a car engineer builds his own cars, since you know, he has the knowledge. :eyeroll:Chazwozel said:What I mean is that it's just worthless information. Sure, I enjoy the lore like anyone else, but I'm not going to devote more time to it than, say, glancing at wowwiki from time to time. Case in point. Maybe if you'd brush up on computer coolant systems and basic thermodynamic concepts instead of analyzing whether a +2 spell int. enchant is more beneficial than 2% crit, you wouldn't have to shell out tons of money for a mediocre upgrade.
In before the ol' "Everything is a waste of time" rebuttal.
Shegokigo said:I'm sure a car engineer builds his own cars, since you know, he has the knowledge. :eyeroll:Chazwozel said:What I mean is that it's just worthless information. Sure, I enjoy the lore like anyone else, but I'm not going to devote more time to it than, say, glancing at wowwiki from time to time. Case in point. Maybe if you'd brush up on computer coolant systems and basic thermodynamic concepts instead of analyzing whether a +2 spell int. enchant is more beneficial than 2% crit, you wouldn't have to shell out tons of money for a mediocre upgrade.
In before the ol' "Everything is a waste of time" rebuttal.
Edrondol said:Scolding people for having WoW knowledge in a WoW thread? That's...interesting. And yes, I know you were just kidding around.
Who says I don't have my own projects? I just don't want to mod a case to save $80?Chazwozel said:Way to pick probably the worst example to prove your point.
Any auto engineer worth his salt has one of these in his/her garage:
or some kind of project. Some of my electrical engineer friends make their own custom MP3 players for fun.
Your knowledge of cars means as much to me and millions of other people as my WoW knowledge does to you. Where's your point?Chazwozel said:Hell, I'm just an auto enthusiast and I've modded my cars out. I cut a big gaping hole in the side of my Jeep for a snorkel when I had it.
Point still stands. Practical knowledge > WoW
I'm just never impressed by people with insane in depth knowledge on fictional crap. Harry Potter ext... included...
Edrondol said:I would say that each of us on this board has their own little area of useless knowledge. I'm sure you have one, too.
We sure do, Dave. It's called http://www.halforum.com!Edrondol said:I would say that each of us on this board has their own little area of useless knowledge. I'm sure you have one, too.
hey, babe, you started it. My response to Ed was a joke.Shegokigo said:Wanna know a point? I or Scythe would never go into an Auto Enthusiats thread and go "Wow, how lame and pointless, what a waste of time and energy. *golf clap*
heh....Chazwozel said:Edrondol said:I would say that each of us on this board has their own little area of useless knowledge. I'm sure you have one, too.
Oh everyone does. Mines just random facts. I rock at Jeopardy, Trivial Pursuit, and Who wants to be a Millionare.
I guess my resentment towards WoW players still lingers from me wanting to punch someone anytime I hear their inane leet speak babble and drawn out raid stories. I had a former grad student colleague would would come to my lab and just prattle on about his guild's latest exploits. Ugh...
Me after the Stanley Cup Final:Chibibar said:heh....Chazwozel said:Edrondol said:I would say that each of us on this board has their own little area of useless knowledge. I'm sure you have one, too.
Oh everyone does. Mines just random facts. I rock at Jeopardy, Trivial Pursuit, and Who wants to be a Millionare.
I guess my resentment towards WoW players still lingers from me wanting to punch someone anytime I hear their inane leet speak babble and drawn out raid stories. I had a former grad student colleague would would come to my lab and just prattle on about his guild's latest exploits. Ugh...
How is that different from a group of guys talking about sports and the latest "cool play" they saw on TV? (yea I know people like that and there are MORE people like that than WoW players) I mean I have co-workers talk about some "great plays" in Football, Basketball, Hockey, Soccer and such.... Or how someone talk about fishing/hunting (just for fun not for food) or anything else for that matter.
To each their own I say
Wow nerd after a raid.Awesome game, did you see Talbot's second goal to the top shelf past Osgood?
So the first thing my guild (the tommy knockers on shadowfang) does is attacks lord zorlorft with a stun spell, but our stupid rogue first sapped the adds which in turn generated tons of aggro onto the guys who were fighting the add mobs into wtfpwnbbqsauce and then.....
No man. I missed it. What happened?Chazwozel said:Me after the Stanley Cup Final:
Awesome game, did you see Talbot's second goal to the top shelf past Osgood?
Oh man, it was great! Here's what happened! Talbot goes skating past everyone with his stick in hand. Whips the puck (plastic looking disk thing) at the goalie's head who just ducks in time and makes it into the net.
And discussions of fantasy teams...ugh.Edrondol said:Yeah, I've been around enough sports nuts to know Chaz is REALLY downplaying the amount of analysis that goes into sports spectating. I mean, when the NFL starts just wait until you hear the podcasts and breakdowns of games.
Chazwozel said:
Not really, because the arguement comes down to taste in entertainment. Personally, when I hang out in a bar and some of my friends start talking about the Super Bowl, I just phase out because Football is one of the least interesting things in existence for me. When we talk about WoW, I join in and mention the Yogg+0 Stars kill, or how we will handle our next Freya attempt, they, also being WoW players, will talk about it with me just as enthusiastically as how awesome last nights touchdown was.Chazwozel said:See the difference?
Chazwozel said:In before the ol' "Everything is a waste of time" rebuttal.
elph said:I look at them this way...
Sports are fine, but it's a spectator's event. Unless you're down there doing the work and playing the game, then the excitement is just silly to me. \"Some guy that doesn't know I exsist, making more money in a year then I'll see in my life just busted some other guy with the same basics in the mouth with his stick and scored a goal\". I just don't care so much.
Hearing about how people are overcoming obstacles (even electronic ones in a video game) and better ways of playing said game is a bit more interesting to me. Simply because *they* are the ones doing it, they're not watching someone do it.
WoW isn’t like other nerd things. You can theoretically never see Star Wars, but during your everyday life you’ll pick up a basic understanding of what a Chewbacca is. However, if you never played World of Warcraft, listening to someone talk about it sounds like senseless and frightening gibberish. I think it was Kipling who described it as, “To the average man, another speaking on Warcraft sounds not unlike a rapist Chewbacca acting as his own defense attorney.”
SeraRelm said:*pours gasoline around the thread*
But that's just because video games aren't a sport. They have no athletes.
*sits back with a marshmallow on a stick.*
You're going to use Cracked as a source for truth?Chazwozel said:elph said:I look at them this way...
Sports are fine, but it's a spectator's event. Unless you're down there doing the work and playing the game, then the excitement is just silly to me. \"Some guy that doesn't know I exsist, making more money in a year then I'll see in my life just busted some other guy with the same basics in the mouth with his stick and scored a goal\". I just don't care so much.
Hearing about how people are overcoming obstacles (even electronic ones in a video game) and better ways of playing said game is a bit more interesting to me. Simply because *they* are the ones doing it, they're not watching someone do it.
Annnnnd here come the video games are equal and better to sports arguments....
Unvarnished truth about WOW btw: http://www.cracked.com/blog/understandi ... -brothers/
WoW isn’t like other nerd things. You can theoretically never see Star Wars, but during your everyday life you’ll pick up a basic understanding of what a Chewbacca is. However, if you never played World of Warcraft, listening to someone talk about it sounds like senseless and frightening gibberish. I think it was Kipling who described it as, “To the average man, another speaking on Warcraft sounds not unlike a rapist Chewbacca acting as his own defense attorney.”
The part of the article I quoted is absolutely correct. To the average person, WoW gibberish sounds exactly like that. And please, dear God, you did not cop out with the classic "it's my opinion, asshole" way to try to win an argument. You can love WoW all you want, but that doesn't stop you from being any less of an idiot when you try to explain your adventures in Azeroth.elph said:You're going to use Cracked as a source for truth?Chazwozel said:elph said:I look at them this way...
Sports are fine, but it's a spectator's event. Unless you're down there doing the work and playing the game, then the excitement is just silly to me. \"Some guy that doesn't know I exsist, making more money in a year then I'll see in my life just busted some other guy with the same basics in the mouth with his stick and scored a goal\". I just don't care so much.
Hearing about how people are overcoming obstacles (even electronic ones in a video game) and better ways of playing said game is a bit more interesting to me. Simply because *they* are the ones doing it, they're not watching someone do it.
Annnnnd here come the video games are equal and better to sports arguments....
Unvarnished truth about WOW btw: http://www.cracked.com/blog/understandi ... -brothers/
WoW isn’t like other nerd things. You can theoretically never see Star Wars, but during your everyday life you’ll pick up a basic understanding of what a Chewbacca is. However, if you never played World of Warcraft, listening to someone talk about it sounds like senseless and frightening gibberish. I think it was Kipling who described it as, “To the average man, another speaking on Warcraft sounds not unlike a rapist Chewbacca acting as his own defense attorney.”
Besides, I said in my opinion, I like playing video games more then watching sports. We are still free willed creatures allowed to have our own thoughts right?
I'm not down playing your taste in sports > video games. I get that. It's just not for me. If I were able to actively play sports more often then video games, then I probably would be a bit more in line with sports > games.
So, we're just gonna have to assume that all these words should be in my vocabulary?Cajungal said:There are some terms in here that people would not know. Every sport/game has its jargon.
http://www.firstbasesports.com/hockey_glossary.html
Okay, but now you have the aspect of time on your side.Chazwozel said:The part of the article I quoted is absolutely correct. To the average person, WoW gibberish sounds exactly like that. And please, dear God, you did not cop out with the classic \"it's my opinion, asshole\" way to try to win an argument. You can love WoW all you want, but that doesn't stop you from being any less of an idiot when you try to explain your adventures in Azeroth.
1875 is the first game. That's nearly 110 years (give or take a few years) before the first personal computer got into homes. That's generations of time that people have been participating in the sport. Families are growing up around it, playing it, watching it. Towns and people are cheering it on. Why? Because there really isn't anything else to do (among other legit reasons).The game of ice hockey probably evolved from the game of field hockey that was played in Northern Europe for hundreds of years. The modern version of ice-hockey finds its origins in the rules laid down by a Canadian named J G Creighton. His rules were implemented in the first game of ice hockey played in Montreal, Canada in the year 1875.
The game of Hockey has been around from the time of early civilization. Some of the reports find the earliest origin of the game 4000 years back. Field hockey was reportedly played even before the birth of Christ. Basically known as the “ball and stick” game, it was played since ancient times in places diverse as Rome, Scotland, Egypt and South America. The game was referred to in different names but the basic idea of playing the game was the same. The most apt used term was “Hockie” by the Irish. Though the term was coined centuries ago, the word found its way through to the present generation.
Pssst, the average person loved Transformers 2. :slywink:Chazwozel said:The part of the article I quoted is absolutely correct. To the average person.......
Edrondol said:Scatter-Two. Bunch Right-Zip-Fire Right-273-Pivot-F Flat. On two. Ready? BREAK!
Sounds easy enough.
HahaShegokigo said:Pssst, the average person loved Transformers 2. :slywink:Chazwozel said:The part of the article I quoted is absolutely correct. To the average person.......
I guess the same people that loved Transformers 2 are those folks that make up the bulk of WoW.Section One: Idiots
elph said:Okay, but now you have the aspect of time on your side.Chazwozel said:The part of the article I quoted is absolutely correct. To the average person, WoW gibberish sounds exactly like that. And please, dear God, you did not cop out with the classic \"it's my opinion, *\" way to try to win an argument. You can love WoW all you want, but that doesn't stop you from being any less of an idiot when you try to explain your adventures in Azeroth.
http://www.historyofhockey.net/history_of_hockey.html
Using hockey as an example.
1875 is the first game. That's nearly 110 years (give or take a few years) before the first personal computer got into homes. That's generations of time that people have been participating in the sport. Families are growing up around it, playing it, watching it. Towns and people are cheering it on. Why? Because there really isn't anything else to do (among other legit reasons).The game of ice hockey probably evolved from the game of field hockey that was played in Northern Europe for hundreds of years. The modern version of ice-hockey finds its origins in the rules laid down by a Canadian named J G Creighton. His rules were implemented in the first game of ice hockey played in Montreal, Canada in the year 1875.
That's 120 years or so for people to get used to terminology and make it where it didn't sound like gibberish.
Also take this into account:
[quote:d8i8qh4v]The game of Hockey has been around from the time of early civilization. Some of the reports find the earliest origin of the game 4000 years back. Field hockey was reportedly played even before the birth of Christ. Basically known as the “ball and stick” game, it was played since ancient times in places diverse as Rome, Scotland, Egypt and South America. The game was referred to in different names but the basic idea of playing the game was the same. The most apt used term was “Hockie” by the Irish. Though the term was coined centuries ago, the word found its way through to the present generation.
EXACTLY! So are the in the game terms used by WoW raiders! If you were speaking to WoW spectators the terms used and level of depth would be different. This is why comparing WoW and sports does not make sense.Chazwozel said:Edrondol said:Scatter-Two. Bunch Right-Zip-Fire Right-273-Pivot-F Flat. On two. Ready? BREAK!
Sounds easy enough.
23 skadoo!
Those are on field call-signs. The other team isn't supposed to understand them!
uh-whua?!?! (that is what I would say) cause that mean nothing to me.Edrondol said:Scatter-Two. Bunch Right-Zip-Fire Right-273-Pivot-F Flat. On two. Ready? BREAK!
Sounds easy enough.
That last sentence is sheer gold!My award-winning “Learning with Super Mario Brothers” system has helped thousands of children get their plumbing and pizza-making degrees, and is the leading cause of turtle extinction. You’re welcome. Now the power of this educational program can be used to achieve something that was at one time impossible: understanding World of Warcraft.
You might be asking, “How can one video game help explain another?” If you are, please turn to section )*) to kiss my learning program on the ass and butthole. Everyone else, let’s continue.
WoW isn’t like other nerd things. You can theoretically never see Star Wars, but during your everyday life you’ll pick up a basic understanding of what a Chewbacca is. However, if you never played World of Warcraft, listening to someone talk about it sounds like senseless and frightening gibberish. I think it was Kipling who described it as, “To the average man, another speaking on Warcraft sounds not unlike a rapist Chewbacca acting as his own defense attorney.”
That’s why my system utilizes Super Mario Brothers, the universal video game language. For those of you unfamiliar with Mario Brothers, I urge you to leave, as I’m sure the other Communists will soon be wondering why you’re not harvesting the collective’s potatoes.
Section One: Idiots
The first thing you should know is that most people playing World of Warcraft are terrible at video games, especially World of Warcraft. Every Nintendo owner has encountered the following scenario: You hand over the controller to a friend and then watch them clumsily murder Mario with the same bottomless pit until he stops coming back to life. World of Warcraft is an entire society of these people.
In WoW, danger is often preceded by a lengthy warning celebration. For example: You are a HntrPhüc, Beastmaster Hunter, shooting arrows into an ogre. It grunts, “I am throw a rock at you!” A dark shadow marks the area where the rock will fall, and a bar appears under the ogre’s name slowly counting down a spell called, “There is a Fucking Rock Falling On Your Head.” Six seconds later and you are now HntrPhüc, Meat Toothpaste, a stain waiting around to make future archaeologists puke.
In SMB, taking a step in any direction in under six seconds would be considered a minor challenge, if not an insult. To a Warcraft player it’s impossible for two reasons. One, flippers for hands. You can only sit in one place for so long before your DNA starts to think you’re a walrus. Two, most WoW players are away from their computers, stuck at a traffic light because their reflexes don’t work quickly enough to press the gas before it turns red again.
Section Two: Dicks
Maybe kindergarten teachers can still be nice when they’re surrounded by idiots all day, but Warcraft players can’t. They’re dicks. Plus, even though it’s a world of fantastic magic, it still counts as the Internet. Which means that social interaction is limited to typed-out temper tantrums and desperate attempts at bothering people. WoW is like Girls Gone Wild without the tits: idiots and douches taking turns doing anything to get noticed, and no one knows what a condom looks like.
Obviously, my “Learning with SMB” program has received high praise for its comparison system, but I’m not here to talk about how great you are for selecting it. That’s coming up in the next sentence. You’ve made a brave decision, and I’m very proud of you.
Section Three: Dicks and Idiots Working Together
Warcraft is a lot like sex in that you can’t really get anything done unless you have at least five people. But let’s look at the figures: A five-man group in World of Warcraft contains one to five dicks and four to five idiots. Getting a WoW group to do anything together is harder than getting a bag of chickens its SCUBA certification.
Luckily, the people who make the game have these same figures. They know your group has the military precision of drunk toddlers in a dryer, so they designed every boss monster to do only zero to one special thing. Sounds simple, right? Here’s where the problem comes in. Asking a Warcraft player to do up to one thing is a 20 minute process of impossible, and there are five of you.
Say you’re about to go up against the sinister Pandemonius and you tell the group, “Just beat on this boss like normal, but stop punching him when he makes a force field of evil electricity.”
To any Super Mario Brother player, the proper response would be, “No shit? Don’t touch the glowing death field? Because I figured I’d drop my pants and back into one of the punishing tendrils of dark energy, asshole.”
To a Warcraft player, the proper response is a confused suicide against the deadly force field. If cows played World of Warcraft, there would be a pile of them dead against the electric fence.
Cow Store: “Good afternoon, Hank’s Cow Store.”
Farmer: “Yeah, goddamn it! You sold me bum cows! Aren’t they supposed to move when the fence shocks them?”
Cow Store: “Absolutely. They didn’t?”
Farmer: “No! They just leaned on it, and slowly fried themselves to death!”
Cow Store: “That’s very unusu- wait. They haven’t been playing World of Warcraft have they? Because Warcraft cows are fucking tards.”
Section Four: Multiply Section Three By Five
When WoW players get together in large groups, it’s called a raid. Because when you have no motor, people or communication skills, the best thing to do is glue yourself to 24 identical morons. Now that you have 25 mouths screaming different curses and 50 feet running in different directions, you have a perfect simulation of every birth defect and psychological disorder known to science, and are ready for a grand adventure.
Here’s where it gets tricky. When you tell 25 people to go to The Caverns of Time, seven of them don’t know what that is, two of them aren’t playing anymore, one fell asleep in his pizza, two have to drive their kids to therapy, one tells you to shut the fuck up, four are rebooting their computers, one is getting kicked off by his parents, two are lost foreigners who thought this was the train station, one is pressing enter on the same Chuck Norris joke over and over, two of them tell everyone to go to three different places and one is your girlfriend bitching at you about how much this sucks.
Ninety minutes later, when you finally get everyone there, someone will explain that no one should stand in front of the demon lord Kaz’rogal. This simple concept will take 40 minutes to convey, and repeat twice. During this part, you may want to take advantage of my “Learning with Super Mario Brothers” system for Overhauling 6-Cylinder Transmissions.
Then, after your beard has grown in and your marriage has fallen apart, you give the signal to begin the battle! Within moments, 15 people are lying in various states of liquid directly in front of the demon lord Kaz’rogal. As for the other 10 people, hey, they didn’t know you fuckers were starting.
Imagine you’re trying to teach your son to play baseball. You teach him the rules, how to throw, how to swing and when you tell him to go for it, he throws the ball into the side of his own head, runs the wrong way and tries to sell a blowjob to an undercover cop. Warcraft players fail in directions you never thought possible.
Section Five: Rewards
Say you did it. Say you all managed to work together and kill a boss. Now you get to split two or three prizes between the 25 of you. This means that you now get to add jealousy, greed and entitlement to a group dynamic built entirely around impatience, disrespect and retarded.
All that and you get nothing? To put that in Super Mario Brothers terms, it’s like fighting with your little sister over the TV for three episodes of Duck Tales. Then you clear the first stage while she flails her hands in front of the screen and the game rewards you with, “Game Over. Your little sister earns 200 points. Would you like to RESTART GAME or QUIT?”
Section Six: Victory?
In Super Mario Brothers, you play the part of a brick-breaking plumber working a kidnapping case. I don’t want to spoil the finale, but it pays off. WoW doesn’t really have that. Warcraft has an ending like a fat burglar finishes dinner in a Twinkie factory. He’s kind of only done until he has the energy to open his mouth again. And speaking of, for those of you hoping to look back on your day with a real sense of accomplishment… I’d go into Twinkie burglaring before World of Warcraft. Your adult-onset diabetes might not have as big a stamina bonus as your Bloodstained Elven Battlevest, but at least it’s real.
Thanks for learning with me and the Super Mario Brothers. You did great!
Edrondol said:EXACTLY! So are the in the game terms used by WoW raiders! If you were speaking to WoW spectators the terms used and level of depth would be different. This is why comparing WoW and sports does not make sense.Chazwozel said:Edrondol said:Scatter-Two. Bunch Right-Zip-Fire Right-273-Pivot-F Flat. On two. Ready? BREAK!
Sounds easy enough.
23 skadoo!
Those are on field call-signs. The other team isn't supposed to understand them!
Piotyr said:So the argument boils down to this: Being a sports fan is socially acceptable, and being a video game player is not.
Beyond that, everything else is pointless noise.
They were using that as an example of violence being blamed on video games, not to denote if they are one in the same thing.Edrondol said:Penn & Teller had a great comparison the other night on Bullshit.
Say that video games had been around for a hundred years or so and that there were professional leagues set up and that games were played and watched by large numbers of spectators. There would be fantasy leagues, etc.
Now in the mid 80's or so someone invented football - a sport where actual kids were getting hurt and sometimes killed during play. Do you think that there would be these sports allowed in our schools or do you think that there would be an uprising against it as there is against violent video games right now?
The only difference between video games and sports is the spectator base and the level of interest paid in being one of the aforementioned spectators.
And I use NFL because I know that. I can't speak to hockey because I don't watch it, nor do I understand it when it's being talked about in a technical manner.
I think it was not a very fair comment, though, but it is from a comedy website. I don't think it was supposed to be 100% accurate.The part of the article I quoted is absolutely correct. To the average person.......
You're backpeddling on yourself. You said the average person would have no idea what WoW is about or they wouldn't understand what anyone talking about WoW was getting at. :slywink:Chazwozel said:HahaShegokigo said:Pssst, the average person loved Transformers 2. :slywink:Chazwozel said:The part of the article I quoted is absolutely correct. To the average person.......
I guess the same people that loved Transformers 2 are those folks that make up the bulk of WoW.Section One: Idiots
ScytheRexx said:I think it was not a very fair comment, though, but it is from a comedy website. I don't think it was supposed to be 100% accurate.The part of the article I quoted is absolutely correct. To the average person.......
Star Wars has a lot more time under it's belt. It has been around since the 70s, and many of the people that grew up watching it as a kid have now become adults, thus telling their own kids, and the cycle goes on as information spreads out. I can already tell if you walked into a room during the 70s and started talking about the Force and the political criminal climate of the planet Tatooine, and how Chewbacca's weapon was called a Bowcaster, people would look up at you kind of funny too. I can walk into any gaming store these days, say the name "Illidan" and at least two people will make a "You are not prepared" joke. In the end, how WoW is seen in 30+ years will be locked to it's longevity. Star Wars has the nice advantage of being a movie that one can watch now, WoW, when it finally shuts down, will not.
I don't think WoW will have the general longevity of Star Wars, but I also thing the comparison was rather flawed, unless Cracked has a time machine.
Also, good show Ed, good show.
Well at least you are now making it easier for people to realize your opinion on a subject does not matter in the least, at least now we don't have to discuss it further, since you already tainted your arguement from this point out.Chazwozel said:Bottom line: WoW is for morons who even suck at regular video games. There I said it.
It is pretty funny and I agree with it. It goes for all MMOs in my opinion.Chazwozel said:That last sentence is sheer gold!In Super Mario Brothers, you play the part of a brick-breaking plumber working a kidnapping case. I don’t want to spoil the finale, but it pays off. WoW doesn’t really have that. Warcraft has an ending like a fat burglar finishes dinner in a Twinkie factory. He’s kind of only done until he has the energy to open his mouth again. And speaking of, for those of you hoping to look back on your day with a real sense of accomplishment… I’d go into Twinkie burglaring before World of Warcraft. Your adult-onset diabetes might not have as big a stamina bonus as your Bloodstained Elven Battlevest, but at least it’s real.
Thanks for learning with me and the Super Mario Brothers. You did great!
Shegokigo said:You're backpeddling on yourself. You said the average person would have no idea what WoW is about or they wouldn't understand what anyone talking about WoW was getting at. :slywink:Chazwozel said:HahaShegokigo said:Pssst, the average person loved Transformers 2. :slywink:Chazwozel said:The part of the article I quoted is absolutely correct. To the average person.......
I guess the same people that loved Transformers 2 are those folks that make up the bulk of WoW.Section One: Idiots
ScytheRexx said:Well at least you are now making it easier for people to realize your opinion on a subject does not matter in the least, at least now we don't have to discuss it further, since you already tainted your arguement from this point out.Chazwozel said:Bottom line: WoW is for morons who even suck at regular video games. There I said it.
Um, no? (I realize that wasn't directed at me, none the less.....)Chazwozel said:Oh please, you're accusing me of bias? Like you're any different? You'd lick out Chris Metzen's asshole if he bent over and pulled his pants in front of you. Any negative comment towards Blizzard always sends you into a white knight frenzy.
Shegokigo said:Personally I think the "Ow My Balls" crowd is defenitely more from the "Physical Sports" side of the populance than from the gaming side.
I will just shoot back with an "at least I am not licking my own ass, you got that covered in stride." Since you are now degrading out of actual discussion into the realm of "Nah ah you suck!" territory.Chazwozel said:Oh please, like you're any different? You'd lick out Chris Metzen's * if he bent over and pulled his pants in front of you.
I believe that these definitions preclude those of video games - for now. But you start factoring in motion sensor devices and virtual reality and you'll have sporting event that will surpass those which are currently being played.1. Physical activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively.
2. A particular form of this activity.
3. An activity involving physical exertion and skill that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often undertaken competitively.
4. An active pastime; recreation.
You ever been to a sports game? :slywink:Chazwozel said:You've obviously never been on xbox live or read the WoW forums....
ScytheRexx said:I will just shoot back with an "at least I am not licking my own a**, you got that covered in stride." Since you are now degrading out of actual discussion into the realm of "Nah ah you suck!" territory.Chazwozel said:Oh please, like you're any different? You'd lick out Chris Metzen's * if he bent over and pulled his pants in front of you.
I await your "You are a loser epic fanboy cocksucker * with no life *" comment that is sure to follow.
You ever been around someone drunk? Anywhere?Shegokigo said:You ever been to a sports game? :slywink:Chazwozel said:You've obviously never been on xbox live or read the WoW forums....
To which the reason this conversation has actually proceeded pretty decently in my opinion. Cept the whole tossing Metz's salad. :slywink:Chazwozel said:I'm not JCM. :toocool:
On a daily basis . I have to admit though, I've found more intelligence within PC gamers than any tailgate party. I mean, that's justChazwozel said:You ever been around someone drunk? Anywhere?
Yeah, lets listen to people that know how to interact in public, scream profanities for 3 hours while grown men play children's games.Shegokigo said:You ever been to a sports game? :slywink:Chazwozel said:You've obviously never been on xbox live or read the WoW forums....
Edrondol said:I fully understand what it is you are saying, Chaz, but I disagree that knowing terminology because you are involved with something is less useful to the general populace than knowing only common terminology used by those spectating a different and equally useless activity.
I hear black people like watermellons...Shegokigo said:To which the reason this conversation has actually proceeded pretty decently in my opinion. Cept the whole tossing Metz's salad. :slywink:Chazwozel said:I'm not JCM. :toocool:
At least daily. I have to admit though, I've found more intelligence within PC gamers than any tailgate party. I mean, that's justChazwozel said:You ever been around someone drunk? Anywhere?
Chazwozel said:If I recall, I'm never the one who starts these shitty sports to video games analogies. And it always ends up being hockey because morons seem to believe that's all I understand...
Chazwozel said:Me after the Stanley Cup Final:
Wow nerd after a raid.Awesome game, did you see Talbot's second goal to the top shelf past Osgood?
[quote:3lt67juv]
So the first thing my guild (the tommy knockers on shadowfang) does is attacks lord zorlorft with a stun spell, but our stupid rogue first sapped the adds which in turn generated tons of aggro onto the guys who were fighting the add mobs into wtfpwnbbqsauce and then.....
also remember that like most forums, it is only a small fraction of the players actually post on them (usually the same people) kinda like our forum. How many lurkers vs actual posters?Chazwozel said:Shegokigo said:Personally I think the "Ow My Balls" crowd is defenitely more from the "Physical Sports" side of the populance than from the gaming side.
You've obviously never been on xbox live or read the WoW forums....
You were the one to start the sport comparison (at least this time, I don't pay attention enough for past events) and specifically started it with Hockey. We were just following your lead.[/quote:38er7x1k]elph said:Chazwozel said:If I recall, I'm never the one who starts these shitty sports to video games analogies. And it always ends up being hockey because morons seem to believe that's all I understand...Chazwozel said:Me after the Stanley Cup Final:
Wow nerd after a raid.Awesome game, did you see Talbot's second goal to the top shelf past Osgood?
[quote:38er7x1k]
So the first thing my guild (the tommy knockers on shadowfang) does is attacks lord zorlorft with a stun spell, but our stupid rogue first sapped the adds which in turn generated tons of aggro onto the guys who were fighting the add mobs into wtfpwnbbqsauce and then.....
See the difference?
http://www.cracked.com/blog/understandi ... -brothers/
Post right before my sports comparison. I just followed up with a simple example on how a normal person can pick up verbs like 'skating' and 'shooting' over 'nerfed', 'kite', 'aggroed'.Chibibar said:heh....Chazwozel said:Edrondol said:I would say that each of us on this board has their own little area of useless knowledge. I'm sure you have one, too.
Oh everyone does. Mines just random facts. I rock at Jeopardy, Trivial Pursuit, and Who wants to be a Millionare.
I guess my resentment towards WoW players still lingers from me wanting to punch someone anytime I hear their inane leet speak babble and drawn out raid stories. I had a former grad student colleague would would come to my lab and just prattle on about his guild's latest exploits. Ugh...
How is that different from a group of guys talking about sports and the latest "cool play" they saw on TV? (yea I know people like that and there are MORE people like that than WoW players) I mean I have co-workers talk about some "great plays" in Football, Basketball, Hockey, Soccer and such.... Or how someone talk about fishing/hunting (just for fun not for food) or anything else for that matter.
To each their own I say
A swing and a miss.Chazwozel said:I hear black people like watermellons...
Shegokigo said:A swing and a miss.Chazwozel said:I hear black people like watermellons...
Don't worry folks, he's still go two to go! :slywink:
He does bring in sports. I missed that since I was only looking at your posts for something to show, but he also brings in other sports for his example. Even fishing.Chazwozel said:Post right before my sports comparison.How is that different from a group of guys talking about sports and the latest "cool play" they saw on TV? (yea I know people like that and there are MORE people like that than WoW players) I mean I have co-workers talk about some "great plays" in Football, Basketball, Hockey, Soccer and such.... Or how someone talk about fishing/hunting (just for fun not for food) or anything else for that matter.
To each their own I say
Nope, I was saying that I personally (as in me and my experiences in life) have found a more intelligent group of people within gaming circles than I have in the sports circles, and I have been around both extensively.Chazwozel said:Shegokigo said:A swing and a miss.Chazwozel said:I hear black people like watermellons...
Don't worry folks, he's still go two to go! :slywink:
No seriously, that's exactly where you were going with your idiotic stereotyping right?
Honestly, who cares?elph said:He does bring in sports. I missed that since I was only looking at your posts for something to show, but he also brings in other sports for his example. Even fishing.Chazwozel said:Post right before my sports comparison.How is that different from a group of guys talking about sports and the latest "cool play" they saw on TV? (yea I know people like that and there are MORE people like that than WoW players) I mean I have co-workers talk about some "great plays" in Football, Basketball, Hockey, Soccer and such.... Or how someone talk about fishing/hunting (just for fun not for food) or anything else for that matter.
To each their own I say
You're the one to bring in Hockey. Stanley Cup is hockey, right?
Fine, you got me.
Chr
You could have changed the whole comparison argument and stuck with the car one that was started before, but you carried on with the sports.
I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a dickhead c.) a whiny little bitch d.) a kidShegokigo said:Nope, I was saying that I personally (as in me and my experiences in life) have found a more intelligent group of people within gaming circles than I have in the sports circles, and I have been around both extensively.Chazwozel said:Shegokigo said:A swing and a miss.Chazwozel said:I hear black people like watermellons...
Don't worry folks, he's still go two to go! :slywink:
No seriously, that's exactly where you were going with your idiotic stereotyping right?
Am I saying there are NO dumbasses in gaming? Oh no, I've met my share. Am I saying there are NO intelligent people in sports fans? Defenitely not, I know a few doctors who are huge sports fans.
My point is from simple personal experience, as does yours. The difference here, is I don't typecast all sports fans the way you typecast all WoW fans.
You're right. Black people DO like watermelon.Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a dickhead c.) a whiny little bitch d.) a kid
No seriously, that's exactly where you were going with your idiotic stereotyping right?
Anyone else seem the bitter aroma of hypocrisy? :smug:Bottom line: WoW is for morons who even suck at regular video games. There I said it.
I...can't...tell...if this is sarcasm... :waah:elph said:Ahh. Thank you.SeraRelm said:No, it's Tennis.
Wimbledon is Hockey.
Which am I?Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a dickhead c.) a whiny little bitch d.) a kid
Wow. Thanks for that. rly:Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a dickhead c.) a whiny little bitch d.) a kid
Well, obviously, you aren't a kid.Edrondol said:Which am I?Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a * c.) a whiny little * d.) a kid
Anyone else seem the bitter aroma of hypocrisy? :smug:[/quote:e01tzgro]ScytheRexx said:[quote:e01tzgro]Bottom line: WoW is for morons who even suck at regular video games. There I said it.No seriously, that's exactly where you were going with your idiotic stereotyping right?
Anyone else seem the bitter aroma of hypocrisy? :smug:[/quote:2dxtedxz]ScytheRexx said:[quote:2dxtedxz]Bottom line: WoW is for morons who even suck at regular video games. There I said it.No seriously, that's exactly where you were going with your idiotic stereotyping right?
Piotyr said:Well, obviously, you aren't a kid.Edrondol said:Which am I?Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a * c.) a whiny little * d.) a kid
I was only alluding to something someone else said earlier... I'm not racist.Shegokigo said:Wow. Thanks for that. rly:Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a dickhead c.) a whiny little bitch d.) a kid
Anyway, you judge 4million people based on your few interactions? I don't mean to agree with Cajun's assesement but you're almost hitting that point.
ahh... but we are talking about generation gap tho...Chazwozel said:Post right before my sports comparison. I just followed up with a simple example on how a normal person can pick up verbs like 'skating' and 'shooting' over 'nerfed', 'kite', 'aggroed'.
No, but you were pointing out to Chaz that he was beginning to sound like he thought I was. Which I wasn't agreeing with exactly since he was simply talking about the people he had been in contact with and not everyone as a whole. Then his next post almost sounded like it was.Cajungal said:I was only alluding to something someone else said earlier... I'm not racist.
But I agree with him that sports teams are more common place.SeraRelm said:Not taking sides on this, but Shego, didn't you just prove his point concerning how common place sports terms are compared to WoW terms in every day conversation?
"A swing and a miss. Don't worry folks, he's still go two to go!"
Rather than...
"A try and a wipe! Don't worry folks, he's still got 15 minutes left on the Strat 45!"
?
Dickheads.Chibibar said:Shego doesn't seem to fit and Ed plays so where do they stand?
O, ok. That's true, they're not the same. I've just seen bigorty come out of that kind of thinking: a few people in a group acted a certain way. I bet all/most of them act that way too." I'm not saying he necessarily feels that way.Shegokigo said:No, but you were pointing out to Chaz that he was beginning to sound like he thought I was. Which I wasn't agreeing with exactly since he was simply talking about the people he had been in contact with and not everyone as a whole. Then his next post almost sounded like it was.Cajungal said:I was only alluding to something someone else said earlier... I'm not racist.
By your definition, Chess wouldn't be considered a sport ether... and yet it's recognized as one by the International Olympic Committee. It's not contested in the Olympics (mainly because it already has an event for that) but it could be, if there were enough interest.Edrondol said:Sport:
1. Physical activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively.
2. A particular form of this activity.
3. An activity involving physical exertion and skill that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often undertaken competitively.
4. An active pastime; recreation.
It's only because of their history that they have anything in the lexicon. Give it a few years for common terms to trickle down. And remember, it was spectating announcers who gave us these common terms.SeraRelm said:Not taking sides on this, but Shego, didn't you just prove his point concerning how common place sports terms are compared to WoW terms in every day conversation?
"A swing and a miss. Don't worry folks, he's still go two to go!"
Rather than...
"A try and a wipe! Don't worry folks, he's still got 15 minutes left on the Strat 45!"
?
Oh please for the love of God. Just shut up.AshburnerX said:By your definition, Chess wouldn't be considered a sport ether... and yet it's recognized as one by the International Olympic Committee. It's not contested in the Olympics (mainly because it already has an event for that) but it could be, if there were enough interest.Edrondol said:Sport:
1. Physical activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively.
2. A particular form of this activity.
3. An activity involving physical exertion and skill that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often undertaken competitively.
4. An active pastime; recreation.
Gaming, as a whole, is definitely a sport. It takes skill to do a lot of the things that happen at it's upper echelons... but it will never be a sport in the way that Baseball or Soccer is because the form in which you practice the sport changes ever 2-3 years. When a new version of a fighting game or strategy game is being released every few years and everyone playing it has to relearn how to, it's hard to get the kind of following you'd need to make a "World Series" happen.
I guess that makes me a...dickhead?Edrondol said:Which am I?Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a dickhead c.) a whiny little bitch d.) a kid
Me too.Edrondol said:Which am I?Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a * c.) a whiny little * d.) a kid
Well, Leeroy Jenkins was on Jeopardy!.Edrondol said:It's only because of their history that they have anything in the lexicon. Give it a few years for common terms to trickle down. And remember, it was spectating announcers who gave us these common terms.SeraRelm said:Not taking sides on this, but Shego, didn't you just prove his point concerning how common place sports terms are compared to WoW terms in every day conversation?
"A swing and a miss. Don't worry folks, he's still go two to go!"
Rather than...
"A try and a wipe! Don't worry folks, he's still got 15 minutes left on the Strat 45!"
?
ZenMonkey said:I guess that makes me a...*?Edrondol said:Which am I?Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a * c.) a whiny little * d.) a kid
sixpackshaker said:Me too.Edrondol said:Which am I?Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a * c.) a whiny little * d.) a kid
Oh please for the love of God. Just shut up.Chazwozel said:Oh please for the love of God. Just shut up.AshburnerX said:By your definition, Chess wouldn't be considered a sport ether... and yet it's recognized as one by the International Olympic Committee. It's not contested in the Olympics (mainly because it already has an event for that) but it could be, if there were enough interest.Edrondol said:Sport:
1. Physical activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively.
2. A particular form of this activity.
3. An activity involving physical exertion and skill that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often undertaken competitively.
4. An active pastime; recreation.
Gaming, as a whole, is definitely a sport. It takes skill to do a lot of the things that happen at it's upper echelons... but it will never be a sport in the way that Baseball or Soccer is because the form in which you practice the sport changes ever 2-3 years. When a new version of a fighting game or strategy game is being released every few years and everyone playing it has to relearn how to, it's hard to get the kind of following you'd need to make a "World Series" happen.
Who pissed in your stereotyping Wheaties this morning?Chazwozel said:Oh please for the love of God. Just shut up.AshburnerX said:By your definition, Chess wouldn't be considered a sport ether... and yet it's recognized as one by the International Olympic Committee. It's not contested in the Olympics (mainly because it already has an event for that) but it could be, if there were enough interest.Edrondol said:Sport:
1. Physical activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively.
2. A particular form of this activity.
3. An activity involving physical exertion and skill that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often undertaken competitively.
4. An active pastime; recreation.
Gaming, as a whole, is definitely a sport. It takes skill to do a lot of the things that happen at it's upper echelons... but it will never be a sport in the way that Baseball or Soccer is because the form in which you practice the sport changes ever 2-3 years. When a new version of a fighting game or strategy game is being released every few years and everyone playing it has to relearn how to, it's hard to get the kind of following you'd need to make a "World Series" happen.
Well other than the direct attacks I think it's been pretty productive little conversation. :uhhuh:Shakey said:Just because you're bored doesn't mean you need to shit on every WoW thread that pops up.
It is sarcasm Chaz.Chazwozel said:I...can't...tell...if this is sarcasm... :waah:elph said:Ahh. Thank you.SeraRelm said:No, it's Tennis.
Wimbledon is Hockey.
Edrondol said:Chaz, buddy. I love ya. But why the * did you even come into a WoW thread? I know you stir poop like Emeril cooks, but why?
Thing is though, you're wrong. It is, he's right.Chazwozel said:I just came in to put some butthurt into ScytheRexx's Blizzard humping when he was arguing against Shannow's accurate assessment, that just because some data miners found a bit of crap in WoW doesn't automatically deduce that it's evidence for new player races.
ZenMonkey said:Chaz is trying to be to WoW what GB is to politics and failing miserably.
Except that he starts the same damn argument every time. It just gets old.Shegokigo said:Well other than the direct attacks I think it's been pretty productive little conversation. :uhhuh:Shakey said:Just because you're bored doesn't mean you need to shit on every WoW thread that pops up.
Or even the addicts that just can't stay out of threads and proceed to attack it to their dying breath?Chazwozel said:ZenMonkey said:Chaz is trying to be to WoW what GB is to politics and failing miserably.
No, I don't mind WoW nearly much as the addicts that defend it to their dying breath.
Shakey said:Except that he starts the same damn argument every time. It just gets old.Shegokigo said:Well other than the direct attacks I think it's been pretty productive little conversation. :uhhuh:Shakey said:Just because you're bored doesn't mean you need to poop on every WoW thread that pops up.
Piotyr said:Or even the addicts that just can't stay out of threads and proceed to attack it to their dying breath?Chazwozel said:ZenMonkey said:Chaz is trying to be to WoW what GB is to politics and failing miserably.
No, I don't mind WoW nearly much as the addicts that defend it to their dying breath.
I've got to admit. I was doubtful at first until he went down the line of events. What made me more of a believer was that he pointed out the female worgen model. If it was just a new male model, fine, but with the addition of the female skin, it's a bit more believeable that maybe, just maybe, it could be a player race.Shegokigo said:Thing is though, you're wrong. It is, he's right.Chazwozel said:I just came in to put some butthurt into ScytheRexx's Blizzard humping when he was arguing against Shannow's accurate assessment, that just because some data miners found a bit of crap in WoW doesn't automatically deduce that it's evidence for new player races.
Yeah, I was starting to believe him too actually. I'd love to hold a conversation with ScytheRexx without his smugness making me want to punch him in the nose (which is generally why I get a kick out of WoW bashing :finger: ).elph said:I've got to admit. I was doubtful at first until he went down the line of events. What made me more of a believer was that he pointed out the female worgen model. If it was just a new male model, fine, but with the addition of the female skin, it's a bit more believeable that maybe, just maybe, it could be a player race.Shegokigo said:Thing is though, you're wrong. It is, he's right.Chazwozel said:I just came in to put some butthurt into ScytheRexx's Blizzard humping when he was arguing against Shannow's accurate assessment, that just because some data miners found a bit of crap in WoW doesn't automatically deduce that it's evidence for new player races.
Also that MMO-Champion and a few other major sites have nothing on it. They're not ones to let something like this slide. They always cover the new skins found in a patch and go into theory about them. Since they have nothing about this, it means either a) they're slow (not likely) or b) they've been told to pull it (which would only happen if it was leaking true information / theory).
As much as I may like/not like WoW because I don't play it anymore. I couldn't really argue against that at the moment.
This thread was about possible new races in WoW until you shat all over it. You do it to every WoW thread.Chazwozel said:Shakey said:Except that he starts the same damn argument every time. It just gets old.Shegokigo said:Well other than the direct attacks I think it's been pretty productive little conversation. :uhhuh:Shakey said:Just because you're bored doesn't mean you need to poop on every WoW thread that pops up.
Then... don't... read... the ....thread...
well.... there is International competition for games.AshburnerX said:Gaming, as a whole, is definitely a sport. It takes skill to do a lot of the things that happen at it's upper echelons... but it will never be a sport in the way that Baseball or Soccer is because the form in which you practice the sport changes ever 2-3 years. When a new version of a fighting game or strategy game is being released every few years and everyone playing it has to relearn how to, it's hard to get the kind of following you'd need to make a "World Series" happen.
Shakey said:This thread was about possible new races in WoW until you shat all over it. You do it to every WoW thread.Chazwozel said:Shakey said:Except that he starts the same damn argument every time. It just gets old.Shegokigo said:Well other than the direct attacks I think it's been pretty productive little conversation. :uhhuh:
Then... don't... read... the ....thread...
Don't... post... in... WoW... theads... if... you... don't... like... the... game...
You started it.Chazwozel said:Shegokigo said::eyeroll:Chazwozel said::smug:
It's cute that you think WoW knowledge is relevant to anything.
So, you'll stop shitting on threads as long as you have the last say on it? That's some interesting logic.Chazwozel said:Piotyr said:Or even the addicts that just can't stay out of threads and proceed to attack it to their dying breath?Chazwozel said:ZenMonkey said:Chaz is trying to be to WoW what GB is to politics and failing miserably.
No, I don't mind WoW nearly much as the addicts that defend it to their dying breath.
No, I attack the poster not the topic. The best way to shut me up is for you to shut the smurf up first.
Ah yes, the Toddler Defense. Always a good way to cement the maturity of your argument.Chazwozel said:Actually Shego started it...
Piotyr said:So, you'll stop shitting on threads as long as you have the last say on it? That's some interesting logic.Chazwozel said:Piotyr said:Or even the addicts that just can't stay out of threads and proceed to attack it to their dying breath?Chazwozel said:No, I don't mind WoW nearly much as the addicts that defend it to their dying breath.
No, I attack the poster not the topic. The best way to shut me up is for you to shut the smurf up first.
ZenMonkey said:Ah yes, the Toddler Defense. Always a good way to cement the maturity of your argument.Chazwozel said:Actually Shego started it...
Chaz, you're being an * and you know it and you're proud of it and anything you say to deny that is bullshit. Why you can't just let people have their fun is beyond me.
WoW has nothing to do with you being a Dick or an Idiot, when you stopped playing you were not miraculously cured.Chazwozel said:ZenMonkey said:I guess that makes me a...*?Edrondol said:Which am I?Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a * c.) a whiny little * d.) a kid
It's ok, so was I when I played.
-- Fri Jul 17, 2009 3:30 pm --
sixpackshaker said:Me too.Edrondol said:Which am I?Chazwozel said:I have yet to meet a WoW fan who isn't a.) an idiot b.) a * c.) a whiny little * d.) a kid
See a.)
It's not that there's nothing on it. It's that what has been brought up has been pulled. For example, someone found the textures for the robot mini-pets before the Mt Dew promo started. It was then theorized that this was dealing with Mt Dew (blah blah blah) but the stuff was left on the site. It happens a lot, new mounts, new pets, etc... All kinds of little things that are in the current line up to be used are datamined and talked about to exhaustion. However, they are never pulled unless Blizzard requests it to be done (again, something that has happened with BC & even LK content).SeraRelm said:Wait... It's gotta be true because there's nothing on it?
:aaahhh:
sixpackshaker said:WoW has nothing to do with you being a * or an Idiot, when you stopped playing you were not miraculously cured.Chazwozel said:ZenMonkey said:I guess that makes me a...*?Edrondol said:Which am I?
It's ok, so was I when I played.
-- Fri Jul 17, 2009 3:30 pm --
sixpackshaker said:Me too.Edrondol said:Which am I?
See a.)
Ah, so instead of actually debating evidence, you decided to make it personal. Got it. I am sure I don't have to point out which of us is the one getting butthurt. :heythere:Chazwozel said:I just came in to put some butthurt into ScytheRexx's Blizzard humping
I am more then happy to have a real conversation with you, but you like to degenerate WoW topics into needless insult spam, then act like you are doing people a favor when all you do is make yourself look silly. Shannow made a good point, but I countered it with precedent. I don't like posting without that, and my experience with WoW have lead me to much of my evidence. The lack of females for the vast majority of non-playable races is one of those reasons, they very rarely will put in the effort for females unless they are doing it for a much greater purpose, the precedent of masks being only playable characters, the lack of Goblin "involvement" in the Hallow's End as a whole, etc...Yeah, I was starting to believe him too actually. I'd love to hold a conversation with ScytheRexx without his smugness making me want to punch him in the nose (which is generally why I get a kick out of WoW bashing :finger: ).
I'll do you one better, CG:Cajungal said:*passes out cookies and apple juice*
There's that smugness again. Admit it, the whole worgen pet hunter thing was all pulled out of your ass.ScytheRexx said:Ah, so instead of actually debating evidence, you decided to make it personal. Got it. I am sure I don't have to point out which of us is the one getting butthurt. :heythere:Chazwozel said:I just came in to put some butthurt into ScytheRexx's Blizzard humping
So, now that Chaz has removed his relevance, the grapevine is now saying that, due to the traits, the races on the right might actually be feline rather the wolfish. Do you guys see it? I personally don't, and Blizzard said new races, if these ARE new races, would be pre-seeded into the game this time around. Thus why races like Pandaren are almost impossible at this point.
Also, all the posts involving the images have started appearing again, WoW.com just got it, and MMO-Champion brought back the thread about it. Maybe, just maybe, Blizzard gave them the clear. Whether this means they just don't care now with BlizzCon so close, or that they are truly not relevant to new races, will remain to be seen.
I am more then happy to have a real conversation with you, but you like to degenerate WoW topics into needless insult spam, then act like you are doing people a favor when all you do is make yourself look silly. Shannow made a good point, but I countered it with precedent. I don't like posting without that, and my experience with WoW have lead me to much of my evidence. The lack of females for the vast majority of non-playable races is one of those reasons, they very rarely will put in the effort for females unless they are doing it for a much greater purpose, the precedent of masks being only playable characters, the lack of Goblin "involvement" in the Hallow's End as a whole, etc...Yeah, I was starting to believe him too actually. I'd love to hold a conversation with ScytheRexx without his smugness making me want to punch him in the nose (which is generally why I get a kick out of WoW bashing :finger: ).
That is the way to approach the conversation. You met people that you played with that are idiots. They are in all walks of life. The broad brush strokes to insult gamers and all WoW players is just asinine.Chazwozel said:No, WoW is so smurfing easy and simple that it frustrated the smurf out of me playing with idiots that can't understand how to point and click on targets. Therefore I was a * on WoW towards them, similar to how I'm an * in certain topics. I have a low tolerance for it.
There's that smugness again. Admit it, your an ass.Chazwozel said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, the whole worgen pet hunter thing was all pulled out of your ass.ScytheRexx said:Ah, so instead of actually debating evidence, you decided to make it personal. Got it. I am sure I don't have to point out which of us is the one getting butthurt. :heythere:Chazwozel said:I just came in to put some butthurt into ScytheRexx's Blizzard humping
So, now that Chaz has removed his relevance, the grapevine is now saying that, due to the traits, the races on the right might actually be feline rather the wolfish. Do you guys see it? I personally don't, and Blizzard said new races, if these ARE new races, would be pre-seeded into the game this time around. Thus why races like Pandaren are almost impossible at this point.
Also, all the posts involving the images have started appearing again, WoW.com just got it, and MMO-Champion brought back the thread about it. Maybe, just maybe, Blizzard gave them the clear. Whether this means they just don't care now with BlizzCon so close, or that they are truly not relevant to new races, will remain to be seen.
I am more then happy to have a real conversation with you, but you like to degenerate WoW topics into needless insult spam, then act like you are doing people a favor when all you do is make yourself look silly. Shannow made a good point, but I countered it with precedent. I don't like posting without that, and my experience with WoW have lead me to much of my evidence. The lack of females for the vast majority of non-playable races is one of those reasons, they very rarely will put in the effort for females unless they are doing it for a much greater purpose, the precedent of masks being only playable characters, the lack of Goblin "involvement" in the Hallow's End as a whole, etc...Yeah, I was starting to believe him too actually. I'd love to hold a conversation with ScytheRexx without his smugness making me want to punch him in the nose (which is generally why I get a kick out of WoW bashing :finger: ).
That or it was a major source of contention on the wow forums recently, with the blues not really giving a reason why that specific pet drew a much quicker, and more thorough response from them than any of the other pet bugs.Chazwozel said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, the whole worgen pet hunter thing was all pulled out of your ass.
And people wonder why I keep at it? Yes, Shaky I'm an asshole!Shakey said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, your an a**.Chazwozel said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, the whole worgen pet hunter thing was all pulled out of your a**.ScytheRexx said:Ah, so instead of actually debating evidence, you decided to make it personal. Got it. I am sure I don't have to point out which of us is the one getting butthurt. :heythere:Chazwozel said:I just came in to put some butthurt into ScytheRexx's Blizzard humping
So, now that Chaz has removed his relevance, the grapevine is now saying that, due to the traits, the races on the right might actually be feline rather the wolfish. Do you guys see it? I personally don't, and Blizzard said new races, if these ARE new races, would be pre-seeded into the game this time around. Thus why races like Pandaren are almost impossible at this point.
Also, all the posts involving the images have started appearing again, WoW.com just got it, and MMO-Champion brought back the thread about it. Maybe, just maybe, Blizzard gave them the clear. Whether this means they just don't care now with BlizzCon so close, or that they are truly not relevant to new races, will remain to be seen.
I am more then happy to have a real conversation with you, but you like to degenerate WoW topics into needless insult spam, then act like you are doing people a favor when all you do is make yourself look silly. Shannow made a good point, but I countered it with precedent. I don't like posting without that, and my experience with WoW have lead me to much of my evidence. The lack of females for the vast majority of non-playable races is one of those reasons, they very rarely will put in the effort for females unless they are doing it for a much greater purpose, the precedent of masks being only playable characters, the lack of Goblin "involvement" in the Hallow's End as a whole, etc...Yeah, I was starting to believe him too actually. I'd love to hold a conversation with ScytheRexx without his smugness making me want to punch him in the nose (which is generally why I get a kick out of WoW bashing :finger: ).
Heh... I have to agree on this. I think Chaz just play with the wrong crowd.sixpackshaker said:That is the way to approach the conversation. You met people that you played with that are idiots. They are in all walks of life. The broad brush strokes to insult gamers and all WoW players is just asinine.Chazwozel said:No, WoW is so smurfing easy and simple that it frustrated the smurf out of me playing with idiots that can't understand how to point and click on targets. Therefore I was a * on WoW towards them, similar to how I'm an * in certain topics. I have a low tolerance for it.
If you ever feel the siren's call to play WoW again, PM me and I'll find you a group of people that you should fit in with. I've only played in guilds where they take members that are 25 and up, the game is a blast when you can talk about other topics than the game and get good responses.
Vrii said:That or it was a major source of contention on the wow forums recently, with the blues not really giving a reason why that specific pet drew a much quicker, and more thorough response from them than any of the other pet bugs.Chazwozel said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, the whole worgen pet hunter thing was all pulled out of your a**.
And I'm not sure where you're reading smugness from the fact that he actually has reasoning and precedent to his arguments instead of just slinging poop around.
NO NO NO, stop trying to psychoanalyze my WoW experiences to why I hate the game. I hate the game because it's a horribly boring, a waste of life, and it caters to dimwits.Chibibar said:Heh... I have to agree on this. I think Chaz just play with the wrong crowd.sixpackshaker said:That is the way to approach the conversation. You met people that you played with that are idiots. They are in all walks of life. The broad brush strokes to insult gamers and all WoW players is just asinine.Chazwozel said:No, WoW is so smurfing easy and simple that it frustrated the smurf out of me playing with idiots that can't understand how to point and click on targets. Therefore I was a * on WoW towards them, similar to how I'm an * in certain topics. I have a low tolerance for it.
If you ever feel the siren's call to play WoW again, PM me and I'll find you a group of people that you should fit in with. I've only played in guilds where they take members that are 25 and up, the game is a blast when you can talk about other topics than the game and get good responses.
It is like me saying all sports fans are a-hole cause I met a few in Sports Bar that are a-hole, but I don't do that. (at least I don't think I did in this thread) but what example I did show is the mentality of it.
As for for point and click, I can say the same for many new users to computers. some don't even know the f1 help command, save as, click a link or right click to open new windows, but I don't hold that against the general population.
And my point was that it wasn't pulled out of his ass. But then, you're far more interested in taking your shots than reading what people are writing anyway.Chazwozel said:Vrii said:That or it was a major source of contention on the wow forums recently, with the blues not really giving a reason why that specific pet drew a much quicker, and more thorough response from them than any of the other pet bugs.Chazwozel said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, the whole worgen pet hunter thing was all pulled out of your a**.
And I'm not sure where you're reading smugness from the fact that he actually has reasoning and precedent to his arguments instead of just slinging poop around.
Well if it was discussed on the WoW forums...
Brilliant!
Step 1.) go to MMO champ or any other MMO resource site.Shegokigo said:Couple of things:
Worgen is a confirmed new race in the future, though it wasn't scheduled till the next xpac after the coming one "Cataclysm". This is VERIFIED information based on leaked and confirmed details.
Next, anyone saying "it's not real cause the models are weird/wrong/incomplete" had obviously not watched the evolution of the draenei and bloodelves through their developtment.
As for Chaz calling WoW easy? Maybe when he played, but try and do half the hard-mode raids now and say it's easy, I'd love to see that.
Having a lot of time to dedicate to something is the big secret to being successful at EVERYTHING.Chazwozel said:That's the big secret to being successful in WoW, having a crap ton of time to waste.
My argument was that because Worgen are humanoids the bug was fixed quicker than for ghost wolves or slime (since they're not humanoid). There's no reason to think it was because Worgen are the next race.Vrii said:And my point was that it wasn't pulled out of his a**. But then, you're far more interested in taking your shots than reading what people are writing anyway.Chazwozel said:Vrii said:That or it was a major source of contention on the wow forums recently, with the blues not really giving a reason why that specific pet drew a much quicker, and more thorough response from them than any of the other pet bugs.Chazwozel said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, the whole worgen pet hunter thing was all pulled out of your a**.
And I'm not sure where you're reading smugness from the fact that he actually has reasoning and precedent to his arguments instead of just slinging poop around.
Well if it was discussed on the WoW forums...
Brilliant!
Carry on.
Calleja said:Having a lot of time to dedicate to something is the big secret to being successful at EVERYTHING.Chazwozel said:That's the big secret to being successful in WoW, having a crap ton of time to waste.
Then why am I no better at posting?Calleja said:Having a lot of time to dedicate to something is the big secret to being successful at EVERYTHING.Chazwozel said:That's the big secret to being successful in WoW, having a crap ton of time to waste.
Edrondol said:Then why am I no better at posting?Calleja said:Having a lot of time to dedicate to something is the big secret to being successful at EVERYTHING.Chazwozel said:That's the big secret to being successful in WoW, having a crap ton of time to waste.
It was the best of times, it was the blurst of times.Calleja said:Give ten thousand monkeys with ten thousand typewriters enough time.....
Aside from, y'know, all the other reasons that have been pointed out to think that they are. As much as you're fixated on that one point, it was one of a handful of things he listed, and not meant to definitively say that they are. Especially on its own.Chazwozel said:My argument was that because Worgen are humanoids the bug was fixed quicker than for ghost wolves or slime (since they're not humanoid). There's no reason to think it was because Worgen are the next race.
Calleja said:Give ten thousand monkeys with ten thousand typewriters enough time.....
Yay! Now you can go pat yourself on the back for trolling an internet forum. I know it's hard work and all, but keep it up. I know I would absolutely hate to have a thread about WoW that doesn't end up being about you and your dislike of the game.Chazwozel said:And people wonder why I keep at it? Yes, Shaky I'm an asshole!Shakey said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, your an a**.Chazwozel said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, the whole worgen pet hunter thing was all pulled out of your a**.ScytheRexx said:Ah, so instead of actually debating evidence, you decided to make it personal. Got it. I am sure I don't have to point out which of us is the one getting butthurt. :heythere:
So, now that Chaz has removed his relevance, the grapevine is now saying that, due to the traits, the races on the right might actually be feline rather the wolfish. Do you guys see it? I personally don't, and Blizzard said new races, if these ARE new races, would be pre-seeded into the game this time around. Thus why races like Pandaren are almost impossible at this point.
Also, all the posts involving the images have started appearing again, WoW.com just got it, and MMO-Champion brought back the thread about it. Maybe, just maybe, Blizzard gave them the clear. Whether this means they just don't care now with BlizzCon so close, or that they are truly not relevant to new races, will remain to be seen.
I am more then happy to have a real conversation with you, but you like to degenerate WoW topics into needless insult spam, then act like you are doing people a favor when all you do is make yourself look silly. Shannow made a good point, but I countered it with precedent. I don't like posting without that, and my experience with WoW have lead me to much of my evidence. The lack of females for the vast majority of non-playable races is one of those reasons, they very rarely will put in the effort for females unless they are doing it for a much greater purpose, the precedent of masks being only playable characters, the lack of Goblin "involvement" in the Hallow's End as a whole, etc...
and one could say the same thing about being a sports FAN (that is how it all got started) cause all you do is watch, drink beer and cater to dimwits. the reason I say dimwits cause I personally can't see why I would fork over 1000$ for a seat license for Dallas Cowboy and then pay even MORE for a ticket (license =/= ticket) (I'm gonna try the insult thing see if that works hehe)Chazwozel said:NO NO NO, stop trying to psychoanalyze my WoW experiences to why I hate the game. I hate the game because it's a horribly boring, a waste of life, and it caters to dimwits.
I was thinking the female may be more fox like then wolf, but the male looks wolf to me.ScytheRexx said:... the races on the right might actually be feline rather the wolfish. Do you guys see it? I personally don't, and Blizzard said new races, if these ARE new races, would be pre-seeded into the game this time around. Thus why races like Pandaren are almost impossible at this point.
Edrondol said:It was the best of times, it was the blurst of times.Calleja said:Give ten thousand monkeys with ten thousand typewriters enough time.....
Why don't you go blog about it?Shakey said:Yay! Now you can go pat yourself on the back for trolling an internet forum. I know it's hard work and all, but keep it up. I know I would absolutely hate to have a thread about WoW that doesn't end up being about you and your dislike of the game.Chazwozel said:And people wonder why I keep at it? Yes, Shaky I'm an *!Shakey said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, your an a**.Chazwozel said:There's that smugness again. Admit it, the whole worgen pet hunter thing was all pulled out of your a**.
You even agree with me about WoW. What a dipshit.I canceled my WoW account today. I got bored with it, all I was doing was running through all the fishing/cooking dailies and that was it. With summer being here there is also a lot more to do. Maybe I'll actually get around to learning to play the mandolin I have collecting dust in the corner.
1)Take the hardest game ever.Chazwozel said:Bah, you just had to bring probability into this! More specifically, WoW rewards you for time rather than playskill, which makes perfect sense since they charge people to play it on a monthly basis.
Calleja said:1)Take the hardest game ever.Chazwozel said:Bah, you just had to bring probability into this! More specifically, WoW rewards you for time rather than playskill, which makes perfect sense since they charge people to play it on a monthly basis.
2)Dedicate yourself to it 24 hours a day for 24 months.
3)Get Success at it.
4)Die for being a fatso and not moving for 2 years.
Chazwozel said:Well I never said that playing video games 24/7 wouldn't make you the best damn video game player ever. Other things actually require talent. :tongue:
Calleja said:Chazwozel said:Well I never said that playing video games 24/7 wouldn't make you the best damn video game player ever. Other things actually require talent. :tongue:
Fair enough, let me rephrase then.
1) Take a degree in molecular biology.
2) Dedicate yourself to it 24 hours a day for 60 months.
3) Become a successful molecular biologist.
4) Die a lonely, probably fat, PhD graduate.
Calleja said:I get your point Chaz, but i'm being literal here.
Being retarded means literally it takes you more time to do something than the average individual. It's the word's ETYMOLOGY.
Double a retarded person's lifespan and he could be a successful quantum physicist too.
That is actually very true. Looking into it, the design is very similar to Samwise and his Kitsune artwork.elph said:ScytheRexx said:I was thinking the female may be more fox like then wolf, but the male looks wolf to me.
Chazwozel said:You even agree with me about WoW. What a dipshit.I canceled my WoW account today. I got bored with it, all I was doing was running through all the fishing/cooking dailies and that was it. With summer being here there is also a lot more to do. Maybe I'll actually get around to learning to play the mandolin I have collecting dust in the corner.
:smug:
While I probably never understand your personal disdain toward WoW players (or gamers in general) WoW end games do require a couple of things.Chazwozel said:Well I never said that playing video games 24/7 wouldn't make you the best damn video game player ever. Other things actually require talent. :tongue:
Latin Tempah.Calleja said:GORRAM IT PEOPLE! I HAD DISTRACTED HIM WITH PHILOSOPHICAL POINTS HERE!! STOP DE-DERALING THE THREAD
Could be interesting, a nerd game with and added side of kink.SeraRelm said:We're not looking at the biggest problem here.
Furries.
Worgen = Furries.
Run around Silvermoon on an RP server and you'll get all the kink you can handle.sixpackshaker said:Could be interesting, a nerd game with and added side of kink.SeraRelm said:We're not looking at the biggest problem here.
Furries.
Worgen = Furries.
Then they'd almost have to be Alliance. That Human town outside Stormwind is where dorks go to cyber. They call it "RolePlaying".sixpackshaker said:Could be interesting, a nerd game with and added side of kink.SeraRelm said:We're not looking at the biggest problem here.
Furries.
Worgen = Furries.
But they are not hot Furries.Calleja said:Aren't Tauren furries too, anyway?
I'd much rather RolePlay in real life.Edrondol said:Then they'd almost have to be Alliance. That Human town outside Stormwind is where dorks go to cyber. They call it "RolePlaying".sixpackshaker said:Could be interesting, a nerd game with and added side of kink.SeraRelm said:We're not looking at the biggest problem here.
Furries.
Worgen = Furries.
Maybe not, but they're certainly horny.sixpackshaker said:But they are not hot Furries.
Calleja said:Maybe not, but they're certainly horny.sixpackshaker said:But they are not hot Furries.
beat you too it, but yes.SeraRelm said:We're not looking at the biggest problem here.
Furries.
Worgen = Furries.
when was the last time you played? as someone with a level 30 rogue on a rp server (i am so ashamed) all of the cyber goes on around silvermoon now.Edrondol said:Then they'd almost have to be Alliance. That Human town outside Stormwind is where dorks go to cyber. They call it "RolePlaying".
But in EQ1 it did get a little weird, when the expansion came out with the cat girls every where. They were the NElf babes of EQ1.Shegokigo said:Everquest went furry first and it didn't get "weird".
*snip
Again, but this time with aPojodan said:I think this thread serves as an ideal indicator of what Halforum's community is like.
people not respecting your personal choices!? ON THE INTERNET?Pojodan said:Again, but this time with aPojodan said:I think this thread serves as an ideal indicator of what Halforum's community is like.
It's more likely than you think.Gurpel said:people not respecting your personal choices!? ON THE INTERNET?Pojodan said:Again, but this time with aPojodan said:I think this thread serves as an ideal indicator of what Halforum's community is like.
FAGGOT YOU MAKE SWEATERS FROM ALPACA WOOL NOT LLAMA WOOL WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOULordRavage said:*Takes this thread and makes a sweater.
On another note......
I think I like coming to this forum because you guys remind me of my family.
F YOU! I CAN TOTALLY MAKE A SWEATER OUT OF ANYTHING! EVEN HUMAN SKIN!Gurpel said:* YOU MAKE SWEATERS FROM ALPACA WOOL NOT LLAMA WOOL WHAT THE * IS WRONG WITH YOULordRavage said:*Takes this thread and makes a sweater.
On another note......
I think I like coming to this forum because you guys remind me of my family.
OH YEAH WELL YOU CAN GO SUCK A-LordRavage said:F YOU! I CAN TOTALLY MAKE A SWEATER OUT OF ANYTHING! EVEN HUMAN SKIN!Gurpel said:* YOU MAKE SWEATERS FROM ALPACA WOOL NOT LLAMA WOOL WHAT THE * IS WRONG WITH YOULordRavage said:*Takes this thread and makes a sweater.
On another note......
I think I like coming to this forum because you guys remind me of my family.
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I REFUSE TO BELIEVE!CynicismKills said:It's more likely than you think.Gurpel said:people not respecting your personal choices!? ON THE INTERNET?Pojodan said:Again, but this time with aPojodan said:I think this thread serves as an ideal indicator of what Halforum's community is like.
I WANT TO BELIEVE!Pojodan said:I REFUSE TO BELIEVE!CynicismKills said:It's more likely than you think.Gurpel said:people not respecting your personal choices!? ON THE INTERNET?Pojodan said:Again, but this time with a
Not sure why you think derailing is ok, even though it went off main topic, it did stay pretty WoW related minus the "I want to Believe".elph said:Wow, this is still going on? Google[Bot] must be exhausted.
Went to see Harry Potter tonight (pretty decent). I'd worry about derailment and posting a topic that there's already a thread on, but that's already happened here.
I would kill an orphan holding a kitten if I could play a Vrykul.ScytheRexx said:http://static.mmo-champion.com/mmoc/images/news/2009/july/10128masks.jpg
Was I wrong? Or is this Blizzard attempting to cover up the mistake with some quick mask designs? We will see at BlizzCon. :toocool:
If you would kill and orphan holding a kitten, then you probably ARE a Vrykul. :tongue:CynicismKills said:I would kill an orphan holding a kitten if I could play a Vrykul.
Exactly.ScytheRexx said:If you would kill and orphan holding a kitten, then you probably ARE a Vrykul. :tongue:CynicismKills said:I would kill an orphan holding a kitten if I could play a Vrykul.
Chazwozel said:What makes you think they're not tossing the old formula of 'playable race' masks for something like goblins and worgen? You gotta admit it makes sense for a Halloween event. The Goblins sell tons of poop every holiday. Werewolves and Halloween go together like peanut butter and jelly.ScytheRexx said:Not sure what point you are making? Obviously people Datamine every patch, that does not make these textures any less valid as a race leak.Shannow said:people have been datamining poop every patch. take it with a grain of salt.
Just an FYI, but Blizzard only makes Hallow's End masks based on playable races, they added four in BC (BE Male, BE Female, Draenei Male, Draenei Female) in the main patch before the expansion was released, these just leaked far earlier.
You said it yourself. Blizzard threw in the BE and Dren masks when BC came out. Why would they put new race masks into a patch and not the patch before the new expansion?
Shannow is 100% correct, you can't make any assumptions based off data mining.
It all depends on how they want to shape the lore. Goblins are neutral, and so it would be rather easy to come up with some faction that decides to ally themselves to either the horde or the alliance (or either... goblins being the one race that could comfortably be allowed to choose their faction).tegid said:Damn! Lost my post! Can't bother to rewrite, so I'll just ask the question:
wouldn't these two be Horde races?
What makes you say that? Because one used to be Horde and the other looks like a wolf? Blood Elves used to be Alliance, but now they are Horde. Races can fall anywhere Blizzard wants them to lean.tegid said:wouldn't these two be Horde races?
ScytheRexx said:What makes you say that? Because one used to be Horde and the other looks like a wolf? Blood Elves used to be Alliance, but now they are Horde. Races can fall anywhere Blizzard wants them to lean.tegid said:wouldn't these two be Horde races?
As for Chaz, you do realize that this is looking to be a cover-up right? Even the people on the WarCraft boards that believed they were just masks and not representing new races have swayed, due to the shoddy quality of the latest dump of masks.
If anything, it is turning into an interesting turn of events. We will see at BlizzCon which one of us was right in the end though. :heythere:
Nice attempt Chaz, but I didn't say the WoW boards.Chazwozel said:The Warcraft boards. HA! There's a true bunch of highly intellectual, highly enlightened individuals!
ScytheRexx said:Nice attempt Chaz, but I didn't say the WoW boards.Chazwozel said:The Warcraft boards. HA! There's a true bunch of highly intellectual, highly enlightened individuals!
Ignorance is bliss eh? :slywink:
Again Chaz, Scythe was right. Worgen are an upcoming playable race, but like I said much earlier in the thread, they're not scheduled till the expansion AFTER Cataclysm/Maelstrom.Chazwozel said:
MMO-Champion, WorldOfRaids, Scrolls of Lore, BlizzPlanet, WoW.com (WoW Insider), I would name more off that I visit but I don't have all day. :toocool:Chazwozel said:Oh, I mistook it for the WoW boards. What Warcraft boards are you talking about? Because if it's Battlenet then you're going to get two from me.
Not sure if you heard me earlier Shego, but the long standing rumor among the community is that they are merging the two expansions from that old list, making a Maelstrom/Emerald Dream based expansion. On that list, for instance, Goblins were never set as playable, but instead Pandaren were as the Worgen counter. We will have to see, but I really do think if the Worgen rumors are true, they will be added this expansion, not the next.Again Chaz, Scythe was right. Worgen are an upcoming playable race, but like I said much earlier in the thread, they're not scheduled till the expansion AFTER Cataclysm/Maelstrom.
I say that because one used to be Horde and a quick search tells me the other is really evil rly:ScytheRexx said:What makes you say that? Because one used to be Horde and the other looks like a wolf? Blood Elves used to be Alliance, but now they are Horde. Races can fall anywhere Blizzard wants them to lean.tegid said:wouldn't these two be Horde races?
Vah Shir rocked.Shegokigo said:Everquest went furry first and it didn't get "weird".
Still a bit confused. Just because Worgen are presented as "evil" goes not mean they would be Horde by default, the Horde itself is not evil, and actually the main leader of the Horde is more a peace-humping guy then the main leader of the Alliance. The Forsaken were long exceptions till recently, when they culled the most evil among them, and the Blood Elves were redeemed at the end of Burning Crusade by Velen.tegid said:I say that because one used to be Horde and a quick search tells me the other is really evil rly:
They were beaten down out of the former glory they held, but not anywhere near extinct. There are more blood elves in the world then we have Gnomes or Darkspear Trolls. Even so, I don't see what being beaten down, near extinct or not, would make you more inclined to join the Horde. Guess I am just not understanding what you mean. Sorry.Also, the case of Blood Elves is special, since they were supposed to be extinct before being reintroduced as Horde, weren't they? So it was more natural in a way. This was not the case for Death Knights, I know, so I'll accept faction changes, ok.
Well it would make sense, as WotLK didn't have any races, though I really don't see how putting in Emerald Dream and Xorothian would be a good idea, with the xpac after Maelstrom supposed to be the "Planes". Unless they're planning on pulling a Sunwell/Icecrown and have Emerald dream as the final "big raid zone" before the xpac following, which would make a good transition now that I think about it for the following "Planes" xpac.ScytheRexx said:Not sure if you heard me earlier Shego, but the long standing rumor among the community is that they are merging the two expansions from that old list, making a Maelstrom/Emerald Dream based expansion. On that list, for instance, Goblins were never set as playable, but instead Pandaren were as the Worgen counter. We will have to see, but I really do think if the Worgen rumors are true, they will be added this expansion, not the next.
I just meant it would make it easier or more natural for them to 'change sides' if they have been badly defeated and their culture is diluted or whatever.ScytheRexx said:Still a bit confused. Just because Worgen are presented as "evil" goes not mean they would be Horde by default, the Horde itself is not evil, and actually the main leader of the Horde is more a peace-humping guy then the main leader of the Alliance. The Forsaken were long exceptions till recently, when they culled the most evil among them, and the Blood Elves were redeemed at the end of Burning Crusade by Velen.tegid said:I say that because one used to be Horde and a quick search tells me the other is really evil rly:
They were beaten down out of the former glory they held, but not anywhere near extinct. There are more blood elves in the world then we have Gnomes or Darkspear Trolls. Even so, I don't see what being beaten down, near extinct or not, would make you more inclined to join the Horde. Guess I am just not understanding what you mean. Sorry.Also, the case of Blood Elves is special, since they were supposed to be extinct before being reintroduced as Horde, weren't they? So it was more natural in a way. This was not the case for Death Knights, I know, so I'll accept faction changes, ok.
Well the "argument" for Goblin on Horde is that they've been "closer" to them for longer, aka the Goblin Zepplins and other goblin related products they've engineered for them.tegid said:I just meant it would make it easier or more natural for them to 'change sides' if they have been badly defeated and their culture is diluted or whatever.
Hey, I don't know shit about Warcraft lore, so don't mind me! :heythere:
Won't happen because of the PVP focus half the game takes. Blizzard said they wanted all the races to be very distinguishable from each other in order to promote easy sight of enemies over allies (without needing to rely on nametags).Shegokigo said:I seriously think they should make both Goblin and Worgen pickable on both factions. Keep the neutrality of the races while still creating some very interesting lore. :uhhuh:
Gilneas is one of the first zones players will be entering as they come into Maelstrom/Cataclysm xpac. It's going to be the Borean/Fjord Hellfire Penn style zone for the that release.HoboNinja said:I am hoping the Worgen and Goblins come because this means that Undermine and the Maelstrom would be added and most likely Gilneas. Brann Bronzebeard says that Gilneas was overtaken by Naga so that would go along with the Maelstrom or possibly they could change it so that the Worgen are in Gilneas since the Worgen in-game are right above the Greymane wall.
Arugal is really dead though, isn't he? Like, after the GH quest. Although if Gilneas is the home for Worgen it still works, they could have like, opened the gates and instead of "oh cool the plague's not so bad anymore" it might have been like "aw fuck werewolves are biting us."Bowielee said:I just can't buy Worgen as a playable race. I just can't. They'll have to be really creative with the lore. I'm still pissed about the changes they made to Sargeras and the Eredar to shoehorn Dreanei into a playable race.
At least with the forsaken they had the setup with Silvannas in the Frozen Throne.
Though, if they are to become a playable race, Arugal better figure pretty prominantly in their storyline.
CynicismKills said:Arugal is really dead though, isn't he? Like, after the GH quest. Although if Gilneas is the home for Worgen it still works, they could have like, opened the gates and instead of "oh cool the plague's not so bad anymore" it might have been like "aw fuck werewolves are biting us."
Shegokigo said:Gilneas is one of the first zones players will be entering as they come into Maelstrom/Cataclysm xpac. It's going to be the Borean/Fjord Hellfire Penn style zone for the that release.
Yes I saw that, thanks. I think it'd work a lot better as the Worgen starting area, personally, as it links to another low-level zone (Silverpine). It'd be kinda weird to tack a 70+ zone onto a 15+ zone.Shegokigo said:CynicismKills said:Arugal is really dead though, isn't he? Like, after the GH quest. Although if Gilneas is the home for Worgen it still works, they could have like, opened the gates and instead of "oh cool the plague's not so bad anymore" it might have been like "aw fuck werewolves are biting us."Shegokigo said:Gilneas is one of the first zones players will be entering as they come into Maelstrom/Cataclysm xpac. It's going to be the Borean/Fjord Hellfire Penn style zone for the that release.
Shegokigo said:Well the current plans are to make Wolfenhold the 1-10 zone and Xorothian Planes the 10-20, with Hillsbrad being the next area to go to for the 20s+.
Also as far as "tacking on" high level areas to regular areas, the same is going to happen when Grim Batol opens its doors, it's scheduled to be 78-81 as well.
A leaked Blizzard file that was considered to be fake when it was "found" back in the Molten Core days, but it proved itself when it documented every zone and it's level for both Burning Crusade and Wrath, down to the new race starting zones.HoboNinja said:Where are you getting this info? I trust it I am just wondering where because I love reading up on this type of stuff.
Where is Wolfenhold in the world?
Xorothian Planes? Where the warlocks get their dreadsteeds? Are they saying Worgen come from the Burning Legion worlds now? Because I know they come from another dimension but I didn't think the same one as the burning legion.
It was a list that surfaced a long time ago, before WoW was even taking it's first steps on the market. Most discounted the list because it was during a time no one felt they could be accurate, but then the expansions started coming out. Then we started hearing about the Burning Crusade, and here is the first part of the list.Where are you getting this info? I trust it I am just wondering where because I love reading up on this type of stuff.
Notice that other then the Deadlands being missing, and Bloodmyrk now being called Bloodmyst, that breakdown is pretty much exactly what we got. We knew about what the Draenei starting area was going to be called long before we even knew what the Draenei were, and up till this list no other source even mentioned Azuremyst Isle. Now lets look at the next down on the list.- Draenor Set
Azuremyst Isle - 1 to 10
Bloodmyrk Isle - 10 to 20
Eversong Forest - 1 to 10
Quel'thalas - 10 to 20
Hellfire Peninsula - 58 to 62
Zangarmarsh - 60 to 64
Terokkar Forest - 61 to 65
The Deadlands - 63 to 67
Nagrand - 64 to 68
Blade's Edge Mountains - 66 to 70
Netherstorm - 67 to 70
Shadowmoon Valley - 69 to 70
Again, the trend continued. This was the one listed as the next one following the "Dreanor Set".- Northrend Set
Borean Tundra - 67 to 70
Howling Fjord - 67 to 70
Dragonblight - 69 to 72
Grizzly Hills - 70 to 73
Crystalsong Forest - 72 to 75
Zul'drak - 73 to 76
Sholazar Basin - 75 to 79
Storm Peaks - 76 to 80
Icecrown Glacier - 78 to 80
Except them being as key to the founding of Ogrimmar as Rexxar. :bush:CynicismKills said:I'm okay with them not using Pandarens, I like the idea of them almost being like a myth, for example that Keg quest out in the Barrens that always had you like two steps behind one.
Now that I honestly don't remember. Seems I need to brush up on my wowwiki.Shegokigo said:Except them being as key to the founding of Ogrimmar as Rexxar. :bush:CynicismKills said:I'm okay with them not using Pandarens, I like the idea of them almost being like a myth, for example that Keg quest out in the Barrens that always had you like two steps behind one.
If you consider it, Blizzard making Goblins instead of Pandaren make sense. They both live in the same general area (The Great Sea), and since Pandaria is "hidden" from the world, Blizzard can put it anywhere it damn well pleases. By changing to Goblins, all Blizzard needs to do with the original plan is change the "Pandaria" they created to some other, Goblin owned island, and then keep Hiji the way it is.Shegokigo said:Yeah, like the Panderans and Worgen being in the "Planes" xpac. Panda's are pretty much off the list now, and like you've said a few times the Emerald Dream/Worgen might come in the Maelstrom set.
You might not have even gotten him. Chen Stormstout was a "bonus" character that you could find in Northrend Barrens during the special orc campaign. He would join with Rexxar is you brought him special beer ingredients. Once you get him in your "party" he stays with you the rest of the game, even fighting with you at Theramore. WoW confirmed that Chen Stormstout and his actions with Rexxar are "Canon" and his pupil, Brewmaster Drohn, talks about when Chen and Rexxar were adventuring together.Now that I honestly don't remember. Seems I need to brush up on my wowwiki.
Your guess is as good as ours, at the moment we're only sure that they've leaked that Worgen may be more finished than we'd expect and that the maps in Emerald Dream have begun being more "fleshed" out.HoboNinja said:http://wow.incgamers.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-417724.html
Found the list, so are they just combining the Planes and Maelstrom expansions or just moving some stuff around?
That is the rumor. Some of my fellows found alterations done to some of the Emerald Dream maps for the first time in ages, fleshing them out to possibly become instances at the very least. It could just be them messing around and trying ideas to get ready for the following expansion, but my friends and I have been considering they might turn the "planes" into more of a "Caverns of Time" style experience for the Maelstrom Set rather then a unique expansion, but that is just all theory and wishful thinking on our end.HoboNinja said:Found the list, so are they just combining the Planes and Maelstrom expansions or just moving some stuff around?
The Scythe of Elune is one of the biggest mystery quests in the game, and is tied intimately to the Worgen. His display is characteristic of him wanting to tell us something big is coming involving it, but not able to give it away without getting in trouble. He actually did something similar a few months back, when asked about Gilneas he simply stopped, looked around, said "We have some very, very interesting plans for Gilneas", looked around some more, before saying "That is all I am going to say, they have snipers on the roof."Medievaldragon: Are we ever seeing the Scythe of Elune questline and how it all tied into Karazhan and the Dark Riders explored in a future pocket book?
Metzen: I will say there are elements of the Scythe of Elune questline that are not ... over ... (long silence).
Neilson: (laughs)
Metzen: ... (longer silence) Alright, that’s all I’m saying. (laughs)
Woah, WOAH! (Metzen jokingly makes a motion with his hands and legs as if tight-rope walking).
(Everyone laughs)
Medievaldragon: Quick sand! Quick sand!
I thought he said "they forgot about Gilneas."ScytheRexx said:Metzen is an evil, evil man. Here is part of an interview at ComicCon that had Metzen answer a rather interesting question.
The Scythe of Elune is one of the biggest mystery quests in the game, and is tied intimately to the Worgen. His display is characteristic of him wanting to tell us something big is coming involving it, but not able to give it away without getting in trouble. He actually did something similar a few months back, when asked about Gilneas he simply stopped, looked around, said "We have some very, very interesting plans for Gilneas", looked around some more, before saying "That is all I am going to say, they have snipers on the roof."Medievaldragon: Are we ever seeing the Scythe of Elune questline and how it all tied into Karazhan and the Dark Riders explored in a future pocket book?
Metzen: I will say there are elements of the Scythe of Elune questline that are not ... over ... (long silence).
Neilson: (laughs)
Metzen: ... (longer silence) Alright, that’s all I’m saying. (laughs)
Woah, WOAH! (Metzen jokingly makes a motion with his hands and legs as if tight-rope walking).
(Everyone laughs)
Medievaldragon: Quick sand! Quick sand!
You're joking right? Did you miss the part where I wrote that Panderans were crucial to the building of Ogrimmar?HoboNinja said:Well are we sure Worgen will be Alliance?
Looking at the notes they originally planned Pandarians and Worgen and the Pandas would most definitely be Alliance... unless they are making them both neutral and can be picked by either side which would be cool but doubtful.
Shegokigo said:You're joking right? Did you miss the part where I wrote that Panderans were crucial to the building of Ogrimmar?HoboNinja said:Well are we sure Worgen will be Alliance?
Looking at the notes they originally planned Pandarians and Worgen and the Pandas would most definitely be Alliance... unless they are making them both neutral and can be picked by either side which would be cool but doubtful.
What makes you say that? The only "canon" Pandaren we saw so far was on the Horde, Chen Stormstout. The fact that the Pandaren are known as strong followers of the Earthmother, the same goddess of the Tauren, puts them more on the Horde then the Alliance, at least spiritually.HoboNinja said:Looking at the notes they originally planned Pandarens and Worgen and the Pandas would most definitely be Alliance... unless they are making them both neutral and can be picked by either side which would be cool but doubtful.
That was an interview years ago, around the time BC was occurring or before. People were bringing up Grim Batol and Gilneas a lot, and he flat out said "We forgot about Gilneas." I was under the opinion he said that mostly to just shut people up about it. irate:I thought he said "they forgot about Gilneas.
Sorry Chaz, but doesn't the gnome intro cutscene describe Gnomeregan as being "irrevocably lost," or something along those lines?Chazwozel said:Goddamn, Grim Batol. I've been wanting that opened for ages.
Mark my words: If Gnomergan finally is reclaimed from the lvl 30 mobs, I will return to Azeroth.
I will go back to playing my gnome-lock if that happens.Chazwozel said:Goddamn, Grim Batol. I've been wanting that opened for ages.
Mark my words: If Gnomergan finally is reclaimed from the lvl 30 mobs, I will return to Azeroth.
That would be sweet.ScytheRexx said:Long time ago I submitted a suggestion that would have allowed the return of Gnomeregan without losing the instance, and it involves a secondary part of the city being found and opened. In other words it would be similar to how Silvermoon is represented right now, one side lived in and healthy, the other side lost and corrupt.
Obviously they never used it, bastards. :waah:
Yeah, Blood Elves need more places to find and kill them.Bowielee said:If they open up Gnomeregan, they also better establish a troll capital as well.
Re-taking ZG for Trolldom, maybe? It's not like anyone goes there at all anymore, except to 5-man Hakkar for kicks.Bowielee said:If they open up Gnomeregan, they also better establish a troll capital as well.
Sure Chen did help with that but I think the Pandarians would work much better as allies of the Alliance and the Dwarves in particular than Horde.Shegokigo said:You're joking right? Did you miss the part where I wrote that Panderans were crucial to the building of Ogrimmar?HoboNinja said:Well are we sure Worgen will be Alliance?
Looking at the notes they originally planned Pandarians and Worgen and the Pandas would most definitely be Alliance... unless they are making them both neutral and can be picked by either side which would be cool but doubtful.
escushion said:And achievements!
Sometimes people can't even 5-man it. We had a raid group made of total RETARDS, disorganized, running in all directions. The few level 60s would go running off on their own, dying, and then asking everyone to come back so they could be rezzed rather than walking... and people actually did it for the lazy bums.
When it came to Hakkar, EVERYONE DIED, meaning level 80s as well, except my fiance's Warlock, who was down to about 500 health before killing the damn thing and getting the achievement for everyone.
I don't think I'll ever complete Ahn'Qiraj temple or Black Temple because the people who still do them for the achievements form the worst of PUGs. I usually get pretty good groups for 5-mans, but I think people feel that because they're over-leveled that the old raids will be a cakewalk.
A good solid raiding guild will throw in old world raids once a month for achievements. Any chance in getting in on some of those?escushion said:I don't think I'll ever complete Ahn'Qiraj temple or Black Temple because the people who still do them for the achievements form the worst of PUGs. I usually get pretty good groups for 5-mans, but I think people feel that because they're over-leveled that the old raids will be a cakewalk.
I would LOVE to hear your reasoning behind that.HoboNinja said:Sure Chen did help with that but I think the Pandarians would work much better as allies of the Alliance and the Dwarves in particular than Horde.
Heh, there's a video of a Death Knight soloing all of ZG.HoboNinja said:Umm they are cakewalks... we 6 manned ZG at 70 and I know people who did it with 2 or 3.
People have 2-3 manned all of Molten Core, and there are plenty of classes who have soloed Ony. It's a cake walk if the people are competant and very well geared. :slywink:escushion said:I went to Molten Core at 70; the enemies do not simply fall over and die like I would except a grayed 60 elite to do for a level 70. That is what I mean when I say they are not cakewalks. People go into these things thinking the level 80s can "run" them no matter what stupid crap they pull. You still have to be smart about it.
I mean yeah, we've 5-manned Onyxia, but we still needed to heal and such.
Just playing through War3 they seem like too peaceful of a race to be with the Horde, during the part of the lore where Chen helps with Org it's kind of a calm time where the horde is all nice and goody goody with Jaina... granted lorewise the Horde are actually not bad guys but still. They seem too peaceful, also the love for brewing makes them fit with the Dwarves, shit almost every piece of Pandarian lore I found in WoW was in Alliance quests, maybe I just got unlucky on my horde characters and didn't do those quests.Shegokigo said:I would LOVE to hear your reasoning behind that.
The Alliance is being more of a warmongering faction this expansion. It was the Alliance that declared War on the Horde after the Wrathgate, even though Thrall sent a signed letter of apology and went himself to kill the betrayers that caused it. Varian Wrynn even spends half his time taking any chance he can to push Garrosh into fighting him, which in the next patch reaches a new level of stupid when they cause all the champions of one side to get brutally murdered. Garrosh at least is not top of the Horde food chain though, Varian does not have someone like Thrall to hold him back in the least.HoboNinja said:Just playing through War3 they seem like too peaceful of a race to be with the Horde, during the part of the lore where Chen helps with Org it's kind of a calm time where the horde is all nice and goody goody with Jaina... granted lorewise the Horde are actually not bad guys but still. They seem too peaceful, also the love for brewing makes them fit with the Dwarves, poop almost every piece of Pandarian lore I found in WoW was in Alliance quests, maybe I just got unlucky on my horde characters and didn't do those quests.
I don't think Blood Elves being Horde was that surprising givent the events of the Frozen throne. The alliance totally screwed the eleves over, so I can see why they would refuse joining.ScytheRexx said:As for the brewing, just because the dwarves are stereotypically drunks, does not mean the other races don't like to brew. Chen himself helped the orc Drohn start his own brewery, which appears at the Horde version of Brewfest every year (Drohn is the same orc you turn-in the Keg from Chen). In the end, the Pandaren can go either way just like how the Blood Elves suddenly became Horde, but the precedent "so far" makes them seem more Horde-aligned, both practically and spiritually.
I was talking more about the precedent. The Blood Elves, through WarCraft 2 and WarCraft 3, were Alliance (High Elves). The precedent was for them to once again be Alliance. Them being on Horde was still considered a rather large curve ball when BC came out, not that any of us minded it.Bowielee said:I don't think Blood Elves being Horde was that surprising givent the events of the Frozen throne. The alliance totally screwed the eleves over, so I can see why they would refuse joining.
If only they actually went further with that instead of making us go in for a guy whose name is a play off "Redneck". rly: Sorry Zul'Aman was a sore spot for me, one of the only instances I felt Blizzard wasted it's potential once it actually got into the game.Shegokigo said:What was a nice little bit of lore was Zul'Aman going anti-Horde because of the joining of the Blood Elves.
ScytheRexx said:This is for all my fellow WoW players that may not have seen this. This was discovered by Handclaw, a poster on one of the lore boards I visit for WarCraft.
It seems while he was datamining the new PTR, he noticed some new textures were added to the game. They were new "masks" for the Hallow's End yearly world event. In case those don't remember, these masks are just flat models with the face texture of one of the playable races stretched over it, both male and female. Here is what Handclaw found.
Seems we will be having Goblins and Worgen next expansion.
The Humans are shitheads.escushion said:Plus, the Alliance are shitheads, and the Pandarans would never ally with shitheads.
To be fair, the Blood Elves in the progression are no longer junkies, that ended when the Sunwell was restored with holy energy. The Undead are a little more tricky since they sort of "vanish" for the most part following the Wrathgate Event, but they are taking part in the Argent Tournament.TeKeo said:the Forsaken want to wipe out all the living (they're just patient), and the Blood Elves are crazed junkies.
We'll see. Since Sylvanas ordered the creation of the plague, it's worth noting that she was likely only annoyed that Putress and Varimathras tried to oust her. There's nothing to suggest that she's shelved her original plans.ScytheRexx said:To be fair, the Blood Elves in the progression are no longer junkies, that ended when the Sunwell was restored with holy energy. The Undead are a little more tricky since they sort of "vanish" for the most part following the Wrathgate Event, but they are taking part in the Argent Tournament.TeKeo said:the Forsaken want to wipe out all the living (they're just patient), and the Blood Elves are crazed junkies.
Much of my fellows and I theorize that Thrall coming to the aid of the Forsaken, even giving them shelter when they had no home to go, has only strengthened the Horde and made the Forsaken less bitter towards the living as a whole, and that the very corrupt ones perished with Putress and Varimathras during the Battle of the Undercity.
Until we see real progression with the undead though, that can only be theory.
Though, the plague that Sylvanas is working on is different that the other plague. She's trying to basically make all of Azeroth undead so the other races have no choice but to accept them.TeKeo said:We'll see. Since Sylvanas ordered the creation of the plague, it's worth noting that she was likely only annoyed that Putress and Varimathras tried to oust her. There's nothing to suggest that she's shelved her original plans.ScytheRexx said:To be fair, the Blood Elves in the progression are no longer junkies, that ended when the Sunwell was restored with holy energy. The Undead are a little more tricky since they sort of "vanish" for the most part following the Wrathgate Event, but they are taking part in the Argent Tournament.TeKeo said:the Forsaken want to wipe out all the living (they're just patient), and the Blood Elves are crazed junkies.
Much of my fellows and I theorize that Thrall coming to the aid of the Forsaken, even giving them shelter when they had no home to go, has only strengthened the Horde and made the Forsaken less bitter towards the living as a whole, and that the very corrupt ones perished with Putress and Varimathras during the Battle of the Undercity.
Until we see real progression with the undead though, that can only be theory.
I've soloed ZG on my pally. Most of the bosses in AQ20, a lot of MC, and 2 in AQ40. Those are the hard ones. :heythere:Shegokigo said:Heh, there's a video of a Death Knight soloing all of ZG.
She ordered the creation of the plague after Varimathras was already her second-in-command. Remember, this is a DREAD LORD we are talking about here. They are all about deception, manipulation, and betrayal. This is made all the more clear in the Ashbringer comic, just to be clear, these are spoilers.TeKeo said:We'll see. Since Sylvanas ordered the creation of the plague, it's worth noting that she was likely only annoyed that Putress and Varimathras tried to oust her. There's nothing to suggest that she's shelved her original plans.
Actually, that is not true. "The Blight" is the culmination of the Forsaken Plague, and was not developed to bring others into undeath. The purpose of the Blight was to gain a weapon that could be used to counteract the Scourge, something so deadly, so corrosive, that nothing living or dead could survive it. This is why even the Forsaken themselves adorn gas masks while working with the worst of it, since inhaling the substance would kill them just as much as it would kill anything else.Though, the plague that Sylvanas is working on is different that the other plague. She's trying to basically make all of Azeroth undead so the other races have no choice but to accept them.
Putress and Varimathras are working on a plague that basically works the same as the Lich plague but with them as the controlling mind.
I believe they have already stated that Arthas won't be the big boss for this expansion. I think he's just too important to the Lore to die. They could have him run away at the last minute, but without the lich king, there is no Scourge, so that would royally screw the lore.escushion said:Err, so wait then. Does that mean if Arthas is killed, Sylvanas dies? What if they attach phasing to raid results?
How can he not be? It's Wrath of the Lich King. Who are people gonna fight, Nerzhul?Bowielee said:I believe they have already stated that Arthas won't be the big boss for this expansion. I think he's just too important to the Lore to die. They could have him run away at the last minute, but without the lich king, there is no Scourge, so that would royally screw the lore.escushion said:Err, so wait then. Does that mean if Arthas is killed, Sylvanas dies? What if they attach phasing to raid results?
Wasn't he dead too?Dei said:My theory is that [spoiler:1nvp278k]Mal'ganis[/spoiler:1nvp278k] is going to get tied into any battle we have with Arthas and quite possibly end up the new owned of a damned sword. I can't think of any other reason to have reintroduced him in Icecrown.
DANEgerous said:All orphans have been playable races to, the orphans that just came out are Wolvar and Gorlocks.
Oh wait, did i just invalidate you evidence? yep i did.
Orphans? Are you talking about NPC orphans from different parts of the game?DANEgerous said:All orphans have been playable races to, the orphans that just came out are Wolvar and Gorlocks.
Oh wait, did i just invalidate you evidence? yep i did.
He's trying to use SR's argument that we've only ever gotten masks of playable races. Technically the guy is right, as the orphans up to this point had been human/orc and draenei/BE. He's claiming that since the new orphans are invalidating SR's argument or something.Shegokigo said:No he means the newly released Gorlok and Wolvar orphans for Orphan Week (special limited time exception for these 2) in Dalaran.
No idea what in the heal he's babbling about with the orphan and Goblin/Worgen races coming out.
Now that would be freakin' cool. Warrior hero-class.CynicismKills said:Also, I've heard that in some recent datamining people have found the layout for a Blademaster class. I'll have to find the link.
I would say there's a better chance that tomorrow I wake up with both Kate Beckinsale and Jennifer Connelly in my bed than there is that the next hero class is also a melee class.CynicismKills said:He's trying to use SR's argument that we've only ever gotten masks of playable races. Technically the guy is right, as the orphans up to this point had been human/orc and draenei/BE. He's claiming that since the new orphans are invalidating SR's argument or something.Shegokigo said:No he means the newly released Gorlok and Wolvar orphans for Orphan Week (special limited time exception for these 2) in Dalaran.
No idea what in the heal he's babbling about with the orphan and Goblin/Worgen races coming out.
The problem is the new orphans aren't part of Children's Week, and don't count towards any achievements for it.
Also, I've heard that in some recent datamining people have found the layout for a Blademaster class. I'll have to find the link.
Oh yeah, it's early, early data which means for all we know it'll get scrapped. But the basic idea he gave me was a leather or mail class, using special marks to turn damage done into healing abilities for your party. Based off of three "gems" somewhat like a combo system.Frankie said:I would say there's a better chance that tomorrow I wake up with both Kate Beckinsale and Jennifer Connelly in my bed than there is that the next hero class is also a melee class.CynicismKills said:He's trying to use SR's argument that we've only ever gotten masks of playable races. Technically the guy is right, as the orphans up to this point had been human/orc and draenei/BE. He's claiming that since the new orphans are invalidating SR's argument or something.Shegokigo said:No he means the newly released Gorlok and Wolvar orphans for Orphan Week (special limited time exception for these 2) in Dalaran.
No idea what in the heal he's babbling about with the orphan and Goblin/Worgen races coming out.
The problem is the new orphans aren't part of Children's Week, and don't count towards any achievements for it.
Also, I've heard that in some recent datamining people have found the layout for a Blademaster class. I'll have to find the link.
Kinda like a DK in mail or leather...CynicismKills said:Oh yeah, it's early, early data which means for all we know it'll get scrapped. But the basic idea he gave me was a leather or mail class, using special marks to turn damage done into healing abilities for your party. Based off of three "gems" somewhat like a combo system.Frankie said:I would say there's a better chance that tomorrow I wake up with both Kate Beckinsale and Jennifer Connelly in my bed than there is that the next hero class is also a melee class.CynicismKills said:He's trying to use SR's argument that we've only ever gotten masks of playable races. Technically the guy is right, as the orphans up to this point had been human/orc and draenei/BE. He's claiming that since the new orphans are invalidating SR's argument or something.Shegokigo said:No he means the newly released Gorlok and Wolvar orphans for Orphan Week (special limited time exception for these 2) in Dalaran.
No idea what in the heal he's babbling about with the orphan and Goblin/Worgen races coming out.
The problem is the new orphans aren't part of Children's Week, and don't count towards any achievements for it.
Also, I've heard that in some recent datamining people have found the layout for a Blademaster class. I'll have to find the link.
Heals enough to be the healer, or heals like a DK heals himself?Shegokigo said:Except it heals.Shakey said:Kinda like a DK in mail or leather...
The data I was told about makes it sound like an Enhancement Shaman but with a different system to replace mana.Shakey said:Heals enough to be the healer, or heals like a DK heals himself?Shegokigo said:Except it heals.Shakey said:Kinda like a DK in mail or leather...
It just seems an odd way to do it. I'm not big into Warcraft other than WoW, but does it make any sense that a blademaster would be a dedicated healer? When I hear blademaster I think kick ass fighter swinging blades like a mad man killing shit.CynicismKills said:The data I was told about makes it sound like an Enhancement Shaman but with a different system to replace mana.Shakey said:Heals enough to be the healer, or heals like a DK heals himself?Shegokigo said:Except it heals.Shakey said:Kinda like a DK in mail or leather...
Like I said though, this was pulled from some early code some internet dude found, so it could all be a load of crap.
They don't heal... they are kick ass blades swinging everywhere mofos but basically they made warriors into blademasters when they added their new move a couple patches ago... I dont remember what its called but its where they swing around with 2 swords.Shakey said:It just seems an odd way to do it. I'm not big into Warcraft other than WoW, but does it make any sense that a blademaster would be a dedicated healer? When I hear blademaster I think kick ass fighter swinging blades like a mad man killing shit.CynicismKills said:The data I was told about makes it sound like an Enhancement Shaman but with a different system to replace mana.Shakey said:Heals enough to be the healer, or heals like a DK heals himself?Shegokigo said:Except it heals.
Like I said though, this was pulled from some early code some internet dude found, so it could all be a load of crap.
This was actually due to player pressure then anything else. We have been complaining for ages that Blizzard didn't add new pets for a new Northrend-based Children's Week. Since there were no new races added for WOTLK, they had to choose orphans from the pool of Northrend-based races, the Wolvar and Oracles being the best option.DANEgerous said:All orphans have been playable races to, the orphans that just came out are Wolvar and Gorlocks.
You might have invalidated one out of dozens, good job! Still got a ways to go to actually invalidate enough to matter.Oh wait, did i just invalidate you evidence? yep i did.
Recently quit Alliance 25man Hard Mode raiding to go back to my "Warlord" on Horde (who was still level 60, wearing original Naxx and AQ40 gear) to join a more "hardcore casual" 10man raiding group of old raiders coming back to WoW.ScytheRexx said:Other then that, everyone enjoying the new patch?
Well damn, that's awesome.ScytheRexx said:I have been having a blast getting the new badges to gear out my tanking Paladin. That has been an experience.
One of the more interesting things I learned only partly involves WoW, just got confirmed that Ozzy Osbourne is going to play at BlizzCon in a closed concert to all attendees. I knew Ozzy played WoW and was actually more hardcore then I am when it comes to his playtime, but I never expected him to play a concert like BlizzCon. Call me excited, because I always was a fan of Ozzy.
http://www.blizzard.com/us/press/090811.html
Shegokigo said:I'm more interested in the info about Icecrown having 31 raid bosses!
Gonna have fun with that on 10man.
Though this coincides with Blizzards new "delay the reset timer" for raids now.