@@sablovestwice There are two different quests : one in classic and one in post-cata revamp. wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/Going,_Going,_Guano!_(original) wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/Going,_Going,_Guano!
@@jacobgarcia9175 I think some RU-vidrs do it just to increase the number of comments they get. I've seen people pronounce a word wrong that they've said correctly in an older video, just to have more than half the comments correct them on the pronunciation. It's actually like a mega-brained move.
There is several actually, the two that i know is: Elephants Poop Coffee, and Luwak/Civet Poop Coffee. And they both are one of the most expensive coffee out there
1:10 It's more funny when you realize this exists in real life, one of the most expensive coffee is made with the beans that an specific animal ate and pooped, the ones that are intact are made into coffee
One of the things I genuinely enjoy about WoW is topics like this that, to anyone unfamiliar with WoW, would seem like it should be an April Fools Video
I could never bring myself to use the Nagrand cherries on any of my toons. I hold onto them just in case, but every time I'm like, nah, I'll just drown. It's fine.
If you didn't know, at 4:47 the "What's that smell?.. Oh, bad dog!" line is a reference to Warcraft 3. It's one of the lines the raider unit (an orc riding a wolf) would say if you kept clicking on it.
While not a poop quest, theres a quest in the Dread Wastes called "Walking Dog" where you take one of those sea dog creatures around the shelf and he leave "his mark" on the body of a whale. So not a poop quest but close enough!
Fun fact I'm pretty sure during the "Riding on" quest where the NPC says "What's that smell? Oh, bad dog!" is a reference to the orc unit "Raider" from Warcraft 3. He has the exact same quote.
*TWO ELVES, ONE CUP* Item Level 1 "A book that explains, in a grossly detailed fashion, some rather... fascinating... elven eating habits. Extremely popular among high elves!"
Talking about the disolving poop tablet, people do put stuff in their mouths that's found in dung. The most expensive coffee for example. Beans that are undigested get "extracted" from poop. It used to be elephants, idk what animals they are using now.
There was also the BFA quest in freehold where you were searching for treasure and are lead to pulling the gems from a dog pile. Only reason I remember it is when the expansion first came out it for some reason wouldn't let me click on it unless I zoomed in on a pile of waste...
The comment from the wolf rider during the riding on quest is actually a reference to one of the voice lines from the orc wolf riders from warcraft 3 that also say "What's that smell? Bad dog"
Another video idea, could be to make an overview of the unofficial/non-playable horde/ally races. Such as Ogre and Hozen for the Horde and Jinyu for the Alliance
1:32 one of the most expensive coffee is made that way "partially digested coffee cherries, which have been eaten and defecated by the Asian palm civet"
I'm pretty sure that Chordy at the Butcher's Block in Maldraxxus, Shadowlands is making us dig in his poo called Luckydoo's. He even "Smells it, somewhere!"
There is only the one shadowlands poop quest currently, but in the Raid there are 2 poop related achievements back to back. One for Shriekwing and one for Houndmaster
Don't forget one of the most expensive coffees in the world involves poop. Kopi Luwak is a very expensive coffee made from coffee berries pooped out by Asian Palm Civets, the producers of the coffee claiming that the digestion process helps break down the enzymes in the berries to make the coffee better. Real coffee experts all agree....it tastes bad. They said Kopi Luwak's value is in its gimmick and as a luxury item you can brag about more than anything else. It is described as being "stale and lifeless like coprolites steeped in bath water." Coffee made from poop is a huge joke and tastes like shit? _Who would have guessed?_
Didn’t remember the vanilla quests at all, are they faction specific? The only ones I actually remembered were the TBC & Wrath ones. I guess that shows how much I bothered reading quest text. lol.
You forgot the Isle of Thunder poop slimes. While not a quest, In isle of thunder there are poop slimes near the skumblade area. And these poop slimes have a chance to drop a pet called "Filthling". With the pet battle text mentioning that pet battle trainers are strongly encouraged to wash their hands, for atleast 30 mins after playing with this pet.
Hiru, by seeing the trend of your latest videos you could probably make one of Millhouse Manastorm. I think ever since he appeared in BC, he has been in every expansion up to Shadowlands with the exception of WotLK.
it's baffling how the man can put out so much amazing content so frequently, but can't enter a word into Google Translate and click on the audio thing to see how it's pronounced
Minor correction. "Gorm gris" is not poop, it's vomit. Insects are known for vomiting up things (that's basically how honeycombs and bee hives are made). Not that that makes it any more appealing of course.
Isn't there also a ring of blood type quest set in each expat? I very well remember the one in nagrand TBC, and the one by zuldrak? In Wrath just cant remember others from there
Ring of Blood in Nagrand for BC and WoD, Wrath had the Zuldrak, Cataclysm had it in Twilight Highlands, MoP was Area of Annihilation (it was a scenario), but I'm not sure about Legion, BFA, or Shadowlands.
So -- the gormgris (gris pronounced something like "gree" or "grease") is probably a reference to ambergris, a substance produced in the digestive tracts of sperm whales. The thing is, though, it's not pooped out. It's ejected through the mouth -- so vomited, essentially. The gorms expel the gris in front of them, as I recall, so I think that the last one should be categorised as a barf quest, not a poop quest.
Azharite poop quest, Blizzard: we will never mention this quest type in the game again. 15 or 10 year later: BfA is the poop expansion with Azherite in all the game...
