Resurrection of the Scourge has ended. Story and dialogues felt weird sometimes but still I enjoyed some of the moments there. Magroth and Dalvengyr were fun characters. I think mission designs are the best in this campaign. I also enjoyed doing the voices for Araj, where I used Diablo 2 necromancer voice as his voice model. Anyway, thanks for Turnro for making the campaign. Some people ask me to do prequel campaigns too but I'm not planning to do them, at least for the time being. Map author said that he will be doing his own AI voices for his campaigns instead of using mine so I'll probably wait for him to make them, with hoping that he would improve his story as well. Especially in first campaign.
@@IvanezRusno, that demon could not have enginiereed these machinations, although his assension as the leader of the legion has speed up my plans, I can asure you that this ... endeavor is far beyond his narrow understanding.
Wow. You using AI voices was quite impressive. This shows a lot of possibilities not just in making custom campaigns. Plenty of value and possibilities for entertainment and making stories not just for custom campaigns. It will be more convenient when making games with game making apps like RPG Maker and even visual novels like Renpy. You can now more easily voice characters. Overall, I quite enjoyed this series. Thank you and amazing work man!
I remember watching this cinematic when I could barely understand english. This nice playthrough made me understand how fun and creative the campaign is and also understand the cinematic at the end! Thank you executor.
I honestly thought tichondrius would survive since he kept one hitting every demon attacking him, he must have activated his " whosyourdaddy " cheat and disabled it afterwards for his dramatic exit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Would say poor Tichondrius but he also messed up at some parts. Would he be more I dunno...open? to Varimathras and Dalvengyr the former might have defended him. (and maybe the latter decides to hold position and not go insane with power) Still, a waste. Tichondrius was doing so well and yet was taken out because "Me leader. You problem. You die" They should really look into the details why they cannot destroy this world...doubt this attempt will end any better.
I think Archimonde and Mannoroth exist but they died in the War of the Ancients. One of the key differences in this universe seems to be that demons die like any other mortal. No rebirth.
Literal superior and known ruthless demonic overlord of the Burning Legion: "Greetings, Tichondrius" A loyal agent of the Burning Legion: "This had better be important, Kil'jaeden." So it seems.
@@maledikt Yeah but Varimathrus needed to be ordered to do it in the prime timeline before retcons came along. Tichondrius just said "Fuck it, we ball"
Saw the walkthrough just yesterday... I am still speechless to it ending that way xD. He should have listened to the green guy and just rely on the scourge.
Dang, a sad ending for our main protagonist. Hoping to see a sequel somehow, but I have a feeling that might not happen. It's been fun regardless though
Executor! I apologize for the offtop, but I'm sure you should find out about it. There is a game called "Inherit the Earth: Quest for the Orb". There's character named Boar King. Why should you pay attention to it? The first time the main character meets him, he says that MC failed to "amuse" him. Second time Boar says "he will amuse me". I think it would be potentially good for another video.
@@highlordlaughterofcanada8685 I mean, it technically is finished. Cause the Evil Path is basically completed. Just think of it as a DLC, is Elden Ring unfinished (back then) cause the DLC is still not out? Of course it is finished. The Good Path is a completely different story, thus technically making it a separate campaign.
@@thepieofyourlife4799 They're on the same campaign file, and thus a single campaign. One path being finished does not make the entire product finished. It's unfinished and nothing like DLC at all because it's shipping with the eventual main product, not as bonus content after the fact. You can't say it's half finished one second and then say it's basically finished the next when I point out the obvious flaw in your logic. It's unfinished, plain and simple.
Burning Legion, Burning Legion Members! Time for our democratic voting for the new leader of the Burning Legion! Done, it is with our pleasure to announce that the new leader of the Burning Legion is...: Tichondrius' weeping wife - Varimathras!
wonder if doing remius LOTV with allies would be interesting, they added alot of custom unit text, could be cool with the AI voices, not sure tho if you need any ideas
@@ExecutorNral fair enough, thank you for the great content so far! I've been looking forward to these daily, do you already have your sights on another campaign?
It continues in Turnro's "Malfurion's Quest", but the campaign is half done. It features both a "good and evil" paths and so far, only the evil one is done. The good one, however, should be made available for the first time this summer, I think.
When I originally watched this I was left shocked for a while after this whole campaign the whole goal to bring the legion ends in failure and the protagonist dies horribly betrayed by his own kind of turnoro campaign series this was the worst campaign having achieved nothing and killed the scourge a second time :/
This might be explained in the series, haven't seen it all, but is this some alternate lore where Kil'Jaeden and Archimonde aren't 2nd in command of the entire Legion, second only to Sargeras?
It's an alternate universe where Kil'Jaeden, Tichondrius, and Azgalor are the highest ranking demonlords, making them the only viable candidates to be the master of the legion. The demons select their leader through democratic voting. Azgalor winning had infuriated Kil'Jaeden, who then subtly manipulated the events to get rid of Azgalor. This campaign takes place right after Azgalor's death. With the legion still reeling back from its recent defeat, Kil'Jaeden took it as the opportunity to end Tichondrius as well (who has always openly criticized Kil'Jaeden), essentially solidifying his chances to be the legion's leader. I'm not sure if Sargeras was part of the lore. As for Archimonde, he likely died during the War of the Ancients and was perhaps the legion's master right before Azgalor.
