Final Fantasy 14 Fan Reacts to EVERY World of Warcraft Cinematic For The FIRST TIME! 

HEY EVERYONE! I'm live streaming RIGHT NOW reacting to MORE WoW cutscenes and cinematics! ru-vid.comtorndbiPeUs?feature=share

"oh man I wanna know what happens next" *10,000 years ago* "That's definitely not what happened next..." LMAOOO

I really wish the compilations would include things like Wrathgate and the death of the Lich King, I'm surprised Old Soldier wasn't in this one

I absolutely cannot believe the compiler would include the scene where Vol'jin makes Sylvanas Warchief but NOT include the Broken Shore cinematic, one of the most emotional cutscenes in WoW's history. It's like the compiler doesn't even play WoW lmao. Absolute fire reaction though.

There's quite a few cinematics and in-engine cutscenes that were NOT shown which would have explained things way better, including what you predicted; that Anduin would be forcibly "turned" by Sylvanas the same way she was by the Lich King, along with his subsequent rescue by the players and their mutual friends. The game is celebrating it's 19 year anniversary right now, and the franchise as a whole is a decade older than that, so yes, there's a LOT of stuff to see!

That's some great reactions, dude. No screaming no unnecessary hype, just honest reactions.

Nothing, and I mean nothing beats the lore of Arthas and the Lich King, imo one of the best stories in fantasy. The cinematic still give me goosebumps even though I've watched it 100s of times. He was a Villain to many, but to me he was a hero with a sad ending.

I love how you almost exactly managed to dissect Arthas' situation in that short cinematic. Also for reference, Saurfang is old, yes, which in Orcish culture is a bad thing.

the pandas was in warcraft lore waaaaay before the Kung Fu panda cartoons. The pandas in wacraft came in warcraft 3, witch came out in 2002. Kung fu panda came out in 2008

The most important cinematics for context that the collection you watched left out: (in chronological order) - Fall of the Lich King Ending - The Broken Shore cinematic (Horde version includes the most important scenes if you only watch one of them.) - A Found Memento - Old Soldier - Shadowlands pre-patch cinematic - Sylvanas' Choice - Kingsmourne - Anduin Raid Finale Then, before watching the new expansion trailer (war within), a list of other cinematics will make it make more sense: (in chronological order) - Warlords of Draenor Ending - Nighthold Finale - Tomb of Sargeras Trailer - Tomb of Sargeras Ending - The Battle for Argus - Rejection of the Gift - Argus the Unmaker Defeat Cinematic Then you watch "The War Within Expansion trailer" for last, which kind of ties the first and second list of cinematics together.

what i loved about this video was your ability to actually soak in the story being told thru cinematics ive seen so many people react to them and not actually pay attention to whats going on. W video my man i liked and subbed

Love seeing people experience the cinematics for the first time. Blizz can do a hell of a cinematic. The lore of WoW is absolutely massive too. 30 novels worth.

Warcraft was originally an RTS series. It started off with Warcraft: Orcs and Humans. Then there was Warcraft 2: Tides of Darkness with its expansion Beyond the Dark Portal and then Warcraft 3: Reign of Chaos and Frozen Throne. The RTS spans a few decades of time in-universe, and World of Warcraft (the MMO) takes place a few years after the Frozen Throne.

Its a bit of a shame these cinematic compilations don't include stuff like the patch trailers like that one cinematic where Garrosh drops the heart of Y'shaarj into the well in Pandaria (which gives a little context to some of his atrocities).

This compilation is bad it misses 2 cinematic and a lot of great in game cinematics

If you are interested in the lore, then Platinum wow is a great channel to check out. Him talking about dragons and scarlet crusade are two good videos to start in my opinion and from there on pick what ever catches your eye.

As a long-time WoW player, it brings me joy to see your first reactions to this incredible game. You took me down memory lane man.

Man i usually dont write comments but i really appreciate the way you reacted how you listenened and watched when it was important and then tried to think and predict what some things could mean. And i must say you were almost spot on quite a few times with your ideas i enjoyed seeing all these cinematics again and your input made it even more enjoyable. Great video man keep it up :)

To answer some of your questions 1) Yes each expansion continues the overall story of the game and expands the world 2) The panda's name is Chen Stormstout 3) This compilation cut out a lot of in-game cinematics and other things. You got a lot of the cool stuff but they left out a LOT. 4) Warbringers is part of a mini-series they do before each expansion starting with Mists of Pandaria. I have no idea why this person left so much out but I do recommend you give them a watch. Burdens of Shaohao, Lords of War, Harbingers, Warbringers, Afterlives. They're all extremely good. 5) It is a great time to get into WoW, Dragonflight is nearing it's end and next year they are beginning a new Trilogy storyline called the Worldsoul Saga while adding in a TON of player-friendly additions to help new players, solo players, alts etc. Not to mention you get access to WoW Classic as well where you can play the original vanilla game if you care to try it. WoW feels genuinely great again.

*Spoilers* but for the Wrath of the Lich king one, Arthas is the one in the armor shown, aka the Lich King, he was a Paladin before he was corrupted by the sword Frostmourne. he was the prince of a kingdom and after he was corrupted he went and killed his father, and that is who was talking during the video. there is more info but this is kinda the short and sweet of it.

Really interesting to see a completely blind reaction, especially to the Wrath of the Lich King trailer. You hit the nail on the head, the intent was to juxtapose what Arthas' (the Lich King) father told him when he was young with just how far he's fallen now. This was such an iconic moment in Warcraft and something new MMOs failed to realize. It's not enough to just build a fantasy MMO and expect players to flock to it, you need a rich, robust backstory and world that players can draw from and have had experience playing or reading about in some form or another. It's years of buildup to this point that made this moment so incredibly epic, and nothing has lived up to it since.

Old Soldier not being in that compilation video is wild, particularly because it is done *very* well otherwise. Fun reaction!

"Is he under control, because hes eyes are glowing" dude fking spot on!

Warlords of Draenor was our version of Shadowbringers in that it went to an alternate universe. The Orc you see imprisoned in the in-game cinematic (Garrosh Hellscream) escaped and used a rogue Bronze dragon (basically the 'primary timeline guardians' of this series) to travel to the past. In the main timeline the Orc with the two handed axe (his father, Grommash Hellscream) drank the demon blood that Gul'dan the warlock offered him (the blood was from the demon he kills in the cinematic, you see it oozing out after). After the Orcs follow his lead and drink the demonic energy in the blood turns their skins green and sets their aggression level to 11, turning them into the first Orcish Horde that invades the world of the humans and other races in the first RTS game, Warcraft: Orcs and Humans. Garrosh's intervention split this alternate universe off from the main timeline and it still resulted in the creation of an Orcish Horde, but not one controlled by demons. Instead, Garrosh used his knowledge of the weaponry of his modern era (those whirring ball things are called Iron Stars, basically primitive steam traction engines) to make the Iron Horde. He then imprisoned Gul'dan and used his demonic magic in the creation of a portal to the modern day world of Azeroth (the massive structure you see them building at the end, otherwise known as the Dark Portal) to try and invade and take revenge for his prior defeat and imprisonment. Warlords of Draenor was about us pushing the Iron Horde back through the portal and fighting them on their homeland, a place that was familiar to us (we'd already seen it's prime universe counterpart, Outland, in The Burning Crusade expansion) but also vastly different.

If I remember correctly. KungFu Panda came out before Pandaria. However, Panda Monks have existed in WarCraft itself longer, since WarCraft 3FT. Also yo, the fact that you guessed what happens to Anduin in Shadowlands. 👌 And as many have commented, there is a lot missed in this one.

The new cinematic is wonderful! So perfect! If there's one thing Blizzard has always been able to do, it's cinematics and cutscenes.

We definitely need to see a compilation for a lot of the in game cinematics and the ones he missed in order as well. Really sucks that they forgot Old Soldier it adds a lot of context for Saurfang before his fight with Sylvanas. Also I find it funny how unintentionally he predicted Anduin getting possessed. 😂

i love watching these reactions - as a wow player since day 1 i still have passion for this game and it's history. Everytime i get goosebumps in certain cutscenes. And yes, it is a continious story. It's basically as in FF14. New enemy, old friends, betrayals and so on and so on.

Good news everyone! Many more cinematics. The War Within (upcoming expansion recently announced): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o03STclgxSc.htmlsi=6TGxkSfMr-hLC8Rm I made a playlist of all the missed cinematics and trailers. I skipped the more gameplay focused ones. Each patch has a trailer made for it, most are story focused. Most of the later expansions have 2D motion comic introductions to them. I also included cutscenes during the expansions as well that were important. Everything is in chronological order (I am 98% sure of that). I added up to Dragonflight (the current expansion) to avoid spoilers and because this expansion has a ton of storylines all running at the same time. I also didn't include any cinematics or trailers that you have seen so hopefully it all still makes sense. :D ru-vid.com/group/PLSqxUkv0GcTt42Ca7-FUbi1ZbuJBCPlEi&si=brXasNFvAujS6fiG And yes, @18:45 that was a disconnect sound from Windows. It's in the first release of this cinematic after it was cleared for the first time. It's not in the official cinematic or in game. I have remembered that factoid for FAR too long.

Nice reactions man, glad you're enjoying them, unfortunately this compilation misses a ton of stuff and leaves unanswered questions as you've noticed, there's definitely lots to go back and watch :)

First time I saw a RU-vidr that doesn’t play wow react in such a genuine way, really attentive to detail and characters.

This is the first video of yours I've seen. I'm a giant World of Warcraft nerd and this was highly entertaining for me. Genuinely excited to see if you get into the game or at least the story, would definitely catch those streams. Great content. Thank you!

There are a bunch of smaller ones that have been missed --- Especially part of the Saurfang vs Sylvanas arc. There are also in-game cinematics showing the original King's death, etc.

This compilation is missing two cinematics: "Old Soldier" - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aW_h0qf9vpA.html&ab_channel=WorldofWarcraft (Happens at the dawn before the first big battle for azeroth where Sylvanas shouts "FOR THE HORDE" You'll recognize blue skinned tusk guy from some of the cinematics you already saw) "The War Within" - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o03STclgxSc.html&ab_channel=WorldofWarcraft (Newest one released at Blizzcon about a month ago)

Man it was a joy watching you react to these! There's SO MUCH story that's not told in between. Honestly, Warcraft has so much backstory, you'd need several days to learn all of it, but it's honestly one of my favorite fantasy stories.

This video popped up on the side and I had to watch. It's so much fun watching someone completely new to WoW watch these cinematics that I love so much after playing the game myself for the past 19 years. Awesome video

Great video fam, was really entertaining to see you react. Unfortunately the videos you watched were very disconnected and misses vital cinematics both ingame and animated to glue those story pieces together. There's still plenty you wouldn't know till you play the game ofc, but there were a lot of videos missing, such as the shadowlands cinematic about uther becoming soul split, etc.

its a shame this video dont have arthas backstory it would make so much more epic for this guy to react, he caught up to story so fast. if you reading, react to arthas story plz, its from warcraft 3 rts game, most of characters stories origin there, and entire game story is one of best storytelling in gaming

It is amazing how you see these characters from the first time, yet you understand their motivea only by some cinematics that are not linked together loosely

as a long time wow player (2005), i LOST it when you called the troll raptor mount a chocobo 10/10

WoW Lore is pretty complicated - some of it takes place in quests and cutscenes as you would expect coming from FFXIV. But much of it can be found in short stories and novels. The original Warcraft RTS games preceded WoW. A ton of important lore was established and not all of it has been retconned over the years.

damn, everytime i find one of u gamers react to wow for the first time, i just feel like going crazy with lore and races classes and ye it all, ive read most of the books and played the game since the beginning.. its an amazing lore, history, adventure, this game/lore/history have made me cry and laugh, over and over again, but ye its one long story, and the warcraft 1,2,3 before World of warcraft is also part of the story, tho its only some charecters that is like a part of the main plot, others like the charecter fighting the panda is just random more to show horde/alliance where the Panda himself is part of the main plot in that expansion

hey man. been playing wow since 2004 basically and it's been a blast watching you react to this stuff. thanks for the great entertainment my friend! happy new year, much love to you

It was a great Honor to react with u together

Man that was fun to watch your reaction to a game i spent so many years playing! I was geeking out with you the whole time! You actually got a lot of your guesses right throughout the video but there was just so much in between that was in the game that you missed and so it leaves incomplete stories. I do however feel like today it would be hard to go back and piece all those stories together because the expansions are still there, and you can play through them but you level so fast now, you don't really get to experience the story all that much. The way you play through them now is by kind of picking an expansion to play through and that's the one that you will level through till you are level enough for current expansion. So you don't get to see everything or even the totality of the expansion you level through. Anyway, great video it was much fun to go through that with you!

Bro just casually guessed Anduins fate in SL from the BFA trailer!

TBC and Wrath Cinematics always give me goosebumps, the nostalgia

Its criminal the uploader didn't actually include ALL the cinematics, but A+ reaction, mate, this was enjoyable to watch from start to finish.

The way you kinda figured out so much by the short cutscenes was cool to watch, great reaction! Only wish they included more of the in game middle parts or the previous Warcraft scenes and you would’ve had it 100%

This was my favorite cinematic - I grew attached to Varian over several years. There's a quest where you stumble upon the compass and return it to his son. Made me tear up a little. Love watching your reaction to these! As an avid FF player, I can say the stories and quests are similarly written. Funny, gross, deep and thrilling.

Love the vid, just so genuinely enraged by the amount of cinematics missed out, including my favourite!

Just found your channel! Awesome video! It was so cool to see your excitement through the different expansions. I've played WoW since the classic days and there's tons and tons of content/stories to discover (some arguably better than others). I have a family member that half wants to play and half afraid to because there's just so much to see/do. lol Subscribed!

i've been playing WoW almost since launch and watched probably a dozen channels react to these cinematics over the years and you're the only one i can remember who picked up the intentional irony in the narration vs. the cinematic for wrath of the lich king, now i'm here for your journey

36:40 Warbringers is a separate type of animated-type series that Blizzard does to give more background info. to characters or events in the Warcraft universe. I personally really like them. That one may have been shown in game as a testing sample when Battle for Azeroth came out (which is when the big tree burned, home of the Night Elves), so that's why this guy may have included it.

It’s really interesting what the video you watched chose to include and leave out, there were a lot of patch trailers, in-game cutscenes, and a series of 2-D animated shorts for every expansion since Mists,(Burdens of Shaohao, Lords of War, Harbingers, Warbringers, Afterlives, and Legacies)

Watching you see it for the first time is a real treat man. Happy to see you enjoying them so much.

i think #1 thing to remember is that each cinematic is about 2 years apart and a lot happens in game through quests and dungeons/raids to fill in the gaps

38:52 NOOOOOO ITS A TRAP genuinely love that you called the possession of Anduin halfway thru

randomly was recommended this video and I just spent a whole hour watching this lol. Great watchthrough

You're smart as hell dude, I've been playin WoW and watchin you break this shit down and mostly nailing it on the head was really entertaining. There are super long ass videos out there that have all the in-game cinematics if you were ever interested, they delve much deeper into the overall story these bigger cinematics try to convey

I can't believe they didn't include Old Soldier or the Alliance Broken Shore cinematics, WILD!

"That dude is so cool, I don't even know what his name is!" That panda was named Chen Stormstout and he's a fuckin bro.

@3:10 when you asked "isnt this game old" -- that cinematic is from 2003, it was the intro cinematic to the original game AND their trailer for the game pre-release that cinematic no doubt costed them millions to make lol

I still get chills watching the very first cinematic. I was 9 the first time I saw it at a friends house back in 2005 and have been playing WoW ever since

The bloke with the cup originally drank from it, this represents a split in the timeline due to time magic, he also in the original timeline took that blast from Mannoroth and it killed him, garrosh saved him further edifying the split.

For a game that's been around for almost 20 years, there is LOT to unpack in terms of lore, backstory, and how it's been developing so far. Personally, I have played World of Warcraft since 2010 when Cataclysm had just been released. Even when I took breaks from the game, I still tried my best to keep up with what's being updated and added into the game by the developers. I think my favorite expansion thus far, at least for me personally, would have to be the Warlords of Draenor, Legion, and Dragonflight expansions because of how story-driven they are and how they tie heavily into the already established lore of the series itself. 14:35 This is all one continuous storyline. You as the player character are a part of the game story from the very beginning and are revered as either the Horde's or the Alliance's champion because of this by the time you reach present-day with the Dragonflight expansion and later on with the newest one coming out in December 2024, the War Within and the World-Soul Saga following it. One of my favorite characters out of the entire series is Illidan Stormrage, also known as the Betrayer. He is featured in Warcraft 1 through 3 during the 1990's and is the main antagonist in the Burning Crusade expansion (He's the dude who did the voiceover for the cinematic and also the one with the horns and wings at the very end of the video), and he's also featured HEAVILY in the Legion expansion due to the introduction of the Demon Hunter hero class, who are called the Illidari. The Illidari are trained and taught by Illidan himself to fight against the forces of Kiljaeden, Sargeras, and the Burning Legion itself (who are the ACTUAL antagonists of the entire Warcraft series). There are many books that go into a deeper dive into the story and many Warcraft veterans would definitely give more insight as well than what I just did. Hope this helps at least a little bit :D!

Hi, just wanna take a minute to share my appreciation for all the stuff you do... I’ve discovered your channel from the witcher cinematic reaction video and as a big witcher fan I found enjoyment in your new witcher 3 playthrough series, which Im always excited for, when they come out. As a fan of the Warcraft universe from its beginnings, I’ve really enjoyed your thoughts and commentary for these cinematics... I personally love the Wrath of The Lich King and Warlords of Draenor the most, theyre so epic! Once again, thank you for all the amazing stuff you make, especially the witcher series ^^ and keep being you. Cheers and farewell on the path!

The Cinematic fir Lich King always gets my heart. The once Beloved Prince, fallen to the powers of evil. Becoming a danger to the world that would of made even possibly the old gods tremble. And the expansion ending with him asking hos father if its finally over...

Just started watching and I've seen a few people react to the Wrath of the Lich King first time and they never catch on!! But you're the first to ever catch on that he was doing the opposite of what the King wanted him to do. Incredible intuition that's super cool!! Respect 😁

Yo when you said “ Anduin going to be possessed, what they did to her they are going to do to him.” I was impressed cuz you absolutely called it, it took two expansions but thats exactly what she did 3-4 year later.

the zappy boi cinematics taking place between saurfang getting captured and then getting clapped by sylvanas werent in here, those are good af

"And all will burn beneath the shadow of my wings." Deathwing is my favorite warcraft character, period

It's madness that at 39:18 he called out Anduins corruption from just the cinematics!

The arrow going through the stone was the moment were you thought "that's not possible" ? haha made me giggle

Hey first time watching your channel, you have a great vibe man! ❤

Pandas name is Chen Stormstout. badass for sure

FYI Dragon Flight basically Dragons protectors of the world left their home land and hid it for reasons some of them in the previous expansions, 10,000 years later they finally dealt with the stuff in the other expansions and are going home. The Beacon in the trailer is how they find it. If it seems disjointed from the other Expansions, it kinda is tbh but its also nice cause its way more chill and doesn't need 10 years of expansion packs to understand what is going on.

youre really good at picking things up and foreshadowing

"10,000,000 years ago?! That's definitely not what happens next!" lol cracked my shit up

KingdomAce asks the correct questions

Wow, this brings me back. I remember the first time I saw the first vanilla trailer and later I started playing. I rolled a night elf druid and stuck to it through the whole experience as my main character (Earthen Ring EU). This game changed a lot when it comes to gaming. The world we experienced back then was nothing like we have ever had a chance to see before. And I am old enough to remember rpg games like Ishar trilogy (if you know, you know).

World of Warcraft was a major critical and commercial success upon its original release in 2004 and quickly became the most popular MMORPG of all time, reaching a peak of 12 million subscribers in 2010.

As a long time player it was cool to see someone who never played on point about so much of the stuff you put together there. Nicely done.

To answer your question 2 minutes in, Yes, there is a Warcraft series. The first 3 games were on PC with a couple on the PS 1. The first 2 are actually on gog for like $10. World of Warcraft is the 4th game.

Bear in mind that first cinematic is 2004 and still holds up 19 years later.

haha, this seemed to be a VERY Sylvanas-centric cutscene timeline. Considering what they did decide to include, there is def a LOT missing. I loved hearing your guesses on what was going on xD

There are many cutscenes missing that add very important context, like Vol’jin getting injured, causing the horde to retreat leading to Varian dying and the alliance blaming the horde. Or at the end of Legion expansion the giant sword being struck into the ground and the alliance and horde fighting over the resources it created.

Yes, one 19 year long continued story of Azeroth and its inhabitants. 😊

I like how in this video we learn that Orcs were naturally peanut butter skinned until they drank the demon blood

One scene I didnt see was king Varians death scene. Its been a dam long time so I might be mis-remembering but I think it was a cut scene. Was hard to see the King we played under for so long die like that, but at the same time rewarding as we did questings with Anduin when he was just a little boy. As the player you watched him literally grow up and become king after his pops death.

So many very important in game cinematics were missed but it was great to see somone new to wow lore enjoy what was shown here!

I think I can somewhat explain what the stuff is about Wrath of the Lich King : In Warcraft 3, a RTS game, the chapters usually had you have a few hero units around which the events of the story occurred. In the first and second chapter, you would play as Arthas, the prince paladin of the Kingdom of Man on a crusade against the resurgence of undead alongside his dwarven paladin ally Muradin Bronzebeard. In the first chapter, Arthas would try to do his best to protect the people and pull off heroics in the name of his father until he would come across more and more situations where either he'd cut it close or lose people while trying to protect them. At one point, a robed figure tells him that he might be able to gain the power needed to protect his people by looking for a sword named Frostmourne. He then goes on a quest where he is looking for the sword though Muradin is growing more and more concerned about the whole purpose of it. When they do find Frostmourne, Muradin reads the inscription on the altar where it is kept and warns Arthas that the sword is cursed. Arthas still claims it and seemingly does gain the power he needs to protect the people at the cost of Muradin dying when the sword is unsealed. Arthas then leads his forces against the undead and obliterates them from his father's lands, slaying the demon that had been commanding them. Arthas returns to his father to be celebrated as a hero and told he will be the next in line to be the king.... only for Arthas to mercilessly kill his father then and there in front of everyone, showing then that he has been corrupted by the sword. The next chapter has Arthas, now a fugitive, gather the remainder of the forces of undead he had been hunting, basically having the same 'hero' but playing the "Undead" campaign instead. No longer a paladin but instead a Death Knight (think Dark Knight but with necromantic powers and undead), he would go on to lead the undead forces and turn the tide of the war, claiming the lands of his father and corrupting them with fel energy. From there on out, I do not know much what happens because while I tried to play WC3 at the time, I sucked (and still do) at RTS games but things would eventually lead to Arthas finding the helmet of the previous Lich King, sealed in ice besides a throne. Unsealing the helmed and donning it, Arthas would then become the Lich King and remain seated on his throne, frozen for years until the events of WotLK happens. I think it is interesting to see the juxtaposition between how the hallmark representative of both the Dark Knight and the Death Knight job and class basically have completely opposite origins. In FFIV, Cecil Harvey starts as a Dark Knight because he wanted to take up the dark sword at the behest of his foster father, the King of Baron, and loyally follow his orders despite each order slowly starting to gnaw at his guilty conscience, expected to kill and steal in the name of his King. He hit rock bottom when he seemingly lost everything : his father since he chose to go against him, his best friend because the latter betrayed him by kidnapping his lover Rosa, the child he chose to protect from Baron along with what few allies he had from their ship sinking, that he couldn't do anything against Golbez due to his reliance on the dark sword and then ending up where his latest act as a dark knight had done much damage. Cecil had genuine regret at what he did and sought to become a paladin not simply as bid for power but as a real mean to redeem himself. In WC3, Arthas starts as a paladin who is so self-sure and prideful that he believes he doesn't need to heed the counsel and warning of his friends and allies. He believes that being a paladin means he can do no wrong and has no compulsions about the consequences of his actions which he does in the name of his father. When he becomes challenged and fails, instead of seeing the error of his ways, he doubles down on his pride and it is then he is easily manipulated to seek out Frostmourne. He believes that power and might makes right and Frostmourne deserves to be wielded by him and that his own will can overcome whatever strain it might have despite it slowly corrupting him into a death knight. Arthas was a textbook example of a fall from grace due to seeking power for the sake of power and that his desire to 'protect his home' was more about protecting his personal pride. Both end up doing the same, killing their king and father figure... though in Cecil's case, he found out the real king had long been dead and replaced by a fiend and Arthas was no longer himself and didn't think his father was necessary. Yet, by the time the both of them had made it to the throne room, they both were resolute to do the same thing.

I found out that the Mists of Pandaria expansion was originally meant to be an April Fool’s joke but people liked the idea so much that they turned it into an actual expansion

I didn't think I was going to sit and watch the WHOLE THING! Definitely missing a bunch of pieces but it was very entertaining to watch with your commentary!! oh also that red dragon at the end... is the HOTTESS character in the whole game !

The one WoW dev team that never misses is the cinematic team whatever they put out is ALWAYS pure gold...aside from the writing, but they don't put that out

Bro this is my first video of yours but i have been playing WoW for years and if there is one thing i tell everyone, the lore of this game is so damn good! If you like stories and enjoy any of the things youve seen so far then you need to get into the game and start learning the lore its amazing!

facts, Long hair orc from the Warlords is called Grom hellscream, the old orc is called SourFang

seeing the old cinematics again give me chills!

Absolutely amazing video man. I live and breathe WoW so it’s awesome seeing it appreciated and experienced for the first time! Can’t wait to watch your other videos too and maybe someday we can play WoW together if you decide to pick it up

I am a diehard WoW player and seeing someone react to the cinematics is great! Awesome video!