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Hey welcome to nightslayer! See you on the battlefield!! :D

The Argent Tournament was fun. I don't care what anyone says.

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Dude, yer absolutely right. Blizzard does make the player work to get the lore to fill things in, but they do have things that can give you a brief summary to catch you up. Very very brief. Either you go back and run the quests from the beginning or look up the many many books they have released. Or alternatively, if you like to listen to things. There are many loremasters online. I do recommend the Flyng Buttress. He does tend to inject a bit of humor into the tales. He has a lot of supercuts that summarize the novel it is based on. Plus the visuals are really nice. It does suck too, yer checking tanks out after Blizz nerfed the tar out of all of them. Prot War, while not the most fun tank to play was pretty self sustaining if you didnt mind taking an hour plus to solo a current level dungeon. Tank specs also do less damage with use dps trinkets than a dps would. I would pve as tank spec and use the dps trinkets to just boost my output and help me clear trash or solo elites/world bosses. Now, while still usable, they all do 30% less damage than before. Yeah. Dungeons are a mess right now. Especially timewalking. You really want a high Ilvl for that. Around 600 is a comfortable start. You can do them at lower, and you got lucky. To wander an do what you were doing in those dgs... normally would get you scolded bad or kicked. You were doing pretty good too. I would like there to be less elitism in WoW, but it seems that too many favor it. Especially with the dps meters... But glad you had some fun.

If you thought Stratholme was epic, just wait until you go back to 'The Culling Of Stratholme' in the Caverns of time ;) There's so much to do in WoW nowadays, it can be so overwhelming, but it's nice to see someone experience it with fresh eyes after 18 years playing it here!

once you buy a set the price gets reduced to 40 token, then when you buy a second set the price gets reduced to 20 tokens. then after that the price stays at 20 tokens for those revamped T2 sets

Sorry to say but your gear is not fit to do even heroic dungeons :D definitely get some gear to do even harder content, its easy to get to 610 as a new player if you are diligent :)

Did you level in duskwood on Classic era, cata classic or was it on retail? Why im asking is because during cata the whole of kalimdor and eastern kingdoms changed to a more modern style, making the zones easier to traverse and quests easier to do. Just curious

The way you pronounced it XD gets a like just for that

Sound is ok but seems to be some distortion or slight clipping when you talk a bit louder,i would lower the uptake of the mic and adjust the compressor to not get hit red basically, maybe even put a limiter on the high end aswell, but other than that i enjoyed the video :)

I'd love to go through old content with you, I started back in wrath of the litch king

"I've never been anywhere fancy, except a steakhouse or chick-fil." Holy shit bro that made me laugh!

again...im sorry for my ass audio:(

Yo, you should see this video : Tides of War [WoW Music Video] ❤

Best xpac hands down

thank god you're safe bro. Heard the hurricane is rough

Oh by the way, You forgot to watch the raid cinematic trailer for icc

I like how you ignore looting the pets 😂

Muradin was not dk there, the helmet has an eye glow effect.

The ruby dragonflight led by Alexstrasza the Life-Binder are able to heal or restore life back with their flames, thats why Bolvar didn't die

again, sorry for the ass audio, im not sure why obs is making my mic sound like such HOT ASS, but its been like this since i reinstalled windows and reinstalled obs, ill fix it as soon as possible

Mak'gora is very annoying tradition because everyone almost always cheats. But my favorite Mak'gora is where Doomhammer kills Anduin Lothar fair and square. Doomhammer is very underrated warchief, I think he was the real and true orc warchief.

Late happy birthday dude! If you hit L and open your Quest Log there will be a thing at the top which says Campaigns and SHOULD tell you the next quest to pick up for War Within. The world tree Teldrassil was burned in 2018 under Sylvanas's order in Battle for Azeroth. Those were night elves not high elves. Alleria and Sylvanas are high elves. When she's talking about her family I beleive she means her parents, aunts, uncles cousins and their little brother Lirath who were slain by the Old Horde (Warcraft 1 and 2 Horde under Blackhand the Destroyer and then Orgrim Doomhammer, Orgrimmar is named for him) in the "Second War" which is how they refer to the events of Warcraft 2 which was 1995. We often use the real release dates of the games as a judge of time, it's not always 100% accurate though, like the intro cinematic for WoW says "4 years have passed since the mortal races banded together and stood united against the might of the Burning Legion" you might remember that from cinematics. That means 4 years since Warcraft 3. There's also an explicitly stated time skip of 5 years from the start of Shadowlands to the start of Dragonflight. Otherwise the expansions are basically the same amount of time as their release from each other story wise. Example: The War in Northrend took roughly 2 years. Also not sure if anyone told you or I mentioned it there are THREE Windrunner sisters. Alleria is the oldest and Vereesa who is mostly featured in the books but has been here and there in WoW too is the youngest. Also Alleria's regret for turning down the role of Ranger General of Quel'thelas is kind of her feeling guilty as Sylvanas was the one who took that responsibility and ultimately lead to her confrontation with Arthas when he was a death knight. I'm gonna be honest, don't worry about spoilers. WoW is more open ended story wise than FF14. Our game didn't focus as hard on narrative from expansion to expansion as FF14 did. That isn't to say that there isn't one continuing story. But like WoW, BC and Wrath were like the continuation of Warcraft 3's story with random adventures here and there. However it didn't have any cutscenes outside of the cinematic teaser from 2001 ua-cam.com/video/AdrnyVdadaY/v-deo.html (don't think you've seen that one) and the cinematic intro. There were patch trailers but they didn't start until later and weren't "themed" and voiced until 1.11 Shadow of the Necropolis in 2006. There's not nearly as much in game voiced dialogue in original WoW/BC and every expansion we got a little more. Even then in game cutscenes, in game cinematics which are kind of different and more voiced dialogue and narrative slowly trickled in each expansion. Soloing the raids also isn't like doing them when you actually needed 10/20/25/40 people for them with the current skills, stats, talents and classes available at that time. Every expansion, the game just wants you to go to the max level of the last one and start playing through the most current one. Everything is balanced around the MOST CURRENT dungeons and raids (don't get confused, sometimes this includes rescaled versions in "Timewalking" which is not the same thing as Chromie Time Campaigns and they rescale a few Mythic Plus as throwbacks every Season). But yeah what MOST people do is grind the current expansion and when their daily/weekly stuff is all on cooldown they go back and play in order. Sadly with original Azeroth ONLY being in Classic now the earliest you can playthrough lore wise is Outland which takes place after we've beaten Ragnaros, Nefarian, Onyxia, Hakkar, C'thun and Kel-Thuzad. If you still are worried about spoilers I'd say the MAIN ONES to worry about are any expansion after Mists of Pandaria, MAYBE Mists of Pandaria itself, MAYBE Cataclsym but really Cataclsyms in game cutscenes were kind of mundane and for the most part the quest stories just lead into the dungeons and raids. WoD, Legion, BFA, Shadowlands and Dragonflight definitely have more narrative heavy questing and cinematics though, so avoiding spoilers there for a lore playthrough could be worth it. Most people are gonna tell ya to just watch a "recap" video however to just catch up story wise with where we are now. Also some stuff you just WON'T GET in game. Like Galakrond the Greatfather and his story is from a series of shorter books called "Dawn of the Aspects". Basically when the Aspects were more primitive proto-dragons they fought and stopped him. He was like a super corrupted undeadish dragon and they combined their breath attacks to kill him and their reward was the Keepers and Titans evolving them and giving them their powers as well as their flights' "charges" to uphold. Red being watching life itself and leading all the flights. Green watching nature and the Emerald Dream (complicated nature dimension I'll explain some other time), Blue watching over magic itself, Bronze watching over time and Black watching over the deep parts of the world as well as the elements and elemental planes of the world (Firelands, Skywall, Deepholm, Abyssal Maw/oceans. The thing at the end with the blue dragon was an event from Cataclysm's 4.2 patch Rage of the Firelands where casters got a Legendary (orange) staff called Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest. Something about a blue dragon sacrificing herself to stall Deathwing's plans and her spirit living on in the staff. Cataclysm and Mists of Pandaria were kind of hat pulls story and theme wise. They started to refocus on traditional Warcraft type stories with WoD, Legion, BFA but those were hit and miss with I'd say Legion having the most cohesive narrative story. Shadowlands is mostly hated but the REASONS for that are like it marketed itself as Wrath 2 kind of and didn't deliver on that. It's lore kind of spit on the original games and WoW's first few expansions and it felt more like a dis than anything. It started with strong ideas and they kind of fizzled out. Couple that with the gameplay systems and the promise of how they'd work versus what they actually gave and some people even rank it worse than Cataclysm and Warlords of Draenor now. Understand that there's GOOD BITS to all of them though. So the odds of you playing through EVERY EXPANSION, EVERY PATCH let alone EVERY QUEST comes down to if you want to miss the entirey of War Within and Midnight when it comes out. Hell you'd probably still be doing a "lore playthrough" of the old continents/worlds when The Last Titan is wrapping up. That's why I linked you the video playlist I did years ago. That + some Nobbel87 or PlatinumWoW would help better than just questing. Some of the story isn't really told in the quests either. Like Warlords of Draenor happened after Mists of Pandaria but from players PoV a portal to an alternate past Draenor just opened out of nowhere without much explanation. Unless you read the novel Warcrimes you have no idea how Garrosh escaped after MoP. (2nd part continued)

Yo I got another big ass comment with information dumps and some explanations for stuff you were confused by. Let me know if you have like a community Discord ever and you can ask me anything, don't worry I won't dump shitloads of info on you unless you ask a specific thing. lol Edit: It'll probably be 2 comments lol

There is no point in skipping cutscenes from previous expansions since that conent is no longer relevant to do. A lot of these cutscenes are also from old endgame content which you wont be able to do again, at least not in the same manner as when they came out. You missed the previous expansions, so the best you can do is to watch all the cinematics to get a grasp of where we currently are. WoW expansions are sequels of the previous ones, so you playing the latest one is like watching the last avengers movie before the previous ones. When new stuff releases in WoW, the old stuff becomes irrelevant and skipped. But honestly, do whatever what suits you.

In game cutscenes show the game off when you have maxed out graphics. It looks stunning at full ultra mode.

Also you should take the addon off... ask when you ask main characters questions you get the voice acting, which is bugged by the addon text you use.

Also a better graphics card... with full draw distance on, when you go to Dalaran you should see all the Broken Isles around you.

Happy Birthday, hope all is well. You should treat yourseld and get a 1440p 32" screen, as WOW looks so much sweeter. Plus a ray tracing card for the new lighting model.

Leader of the cult with green eyes was Kel'thuzad.

You should see " Warcraft III fan movie: Jaina and Arthas " from "AmazingRogue Cosplay" channel on UA-cam. This underrated video is based on cosplay and shows a short part of Arthas' youth before Warcraft 3. I hope you like it. ❤ (Book source : Arthas Rise of the Lich King)

The different trainers don't really matter much now. They were Class Trainers for the 3 different schools of Death Knight abilities. Blood/Frost/Unholy just like their talent specs. You used to come back to your trainer every 2 levels or so and spend gold to learn abilities but that's not really a thing anymore for several expansions now.

The battle wasn't bugged, it's set on a timer as they didn't have the "Scenario system" from Mists of Pandaria yet in 2008 so it's weird and you just gotta wait. Lore wise it doesn't make sense for you to turn in the quest to Anduin Wrynn because at the time of Wrath when this takes place he's just a kid. Ideally if you did this during actual Wrath or Wrath Classic you'd turn it in to Varian Wrynn. It also doesn't make sense that it's the CATACLYSM VERSION of Stormwind. So you cannot get Corrupted Ashbringer anymore in Modern WoW. Unless it appears on the Black Market Auction House I'm not sure if it's even on there. If it was that's like GOLD CAP usually when they put a previously unobtainable item up on the BMAH. At any rate it was from the vanilla version of the final raid from vanilla WoW which was a 40 player level 60 raid called Naxxramas. Old Naxxramas was removed in Wrath of the Lich King in 2008 because it was reused in Wrath as a 10 or 25 player level 80 raid with some tweaks and one boss was changed because that boss's story changed and he was the one that had Corrupted Ashbringer. Now people who got it back in the day still have it in their bank/bags. So, in the 6th expansion Legion in 2016 they had these "Class Order Halls" with specific quest chains and "Class Fantasy/Class Identity" was a big theme of that expansion so every spec got an "Artifact Weapon" they carried for all of Legion. Then at the end of the expansion through certain events we sacrificed the power of those Artifact Weapons to nullify the corruption in Sargeras's sword in Silithus. If I remember right they let people know early on the Artifact Weapons were only during that expansion but I mention this for two specific reasons. Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire was the Shadow Priest's Artifact Weapon, she was a dagger. You might know that one already however, Retribution Paladins got the Ashbringer and IF YOU ALREADY HAD Corrupted Ashbringer from back in the day you could get a special quest to get an upgraded appearance for Corrupted Ashbringer AS the Artifact Weapon. Pretty sure that was limited time you might check that out later. Still kind of badass though either way. The reason the raid was reused is because it came out at the ASS END of original WoW like just a few months before BC hit in January 2007. So like nobody got to see it practically, I think they said like less than 4% of the playerbase even saw Naxx in vanilla. It also fit the story of Wrath, and literally the canon reason it's in Wrath is that we DID raid it story wise in vanilla, but it got recalled before we fully cleared it (that's the idea) and most of the undead/constructs in it were resurrected by the LK himself. If you wanted to see original Naxx you'd have to play Classic Era, even Cataclysm Classic wouldn't have it because that's after the world revamp from Cata 2010 and also like I said before it was removed in Wrath. It also will be a "current" raid again in Season of Discovery Classic probably by next year. If you're not sure what SoD is it's a redo of vanilla but with some changes and content that was never originally there. Like you get Runes on your gear that give you abilities from other expansions or even . Last little bit of Scourge lore you might not know is in the Warcraft 3 expansion The Frozen Throne Illidan attacked The Frozen Throne and The Lich King before Arthas had merged with Ner'zhul by putting the helm on. This damaged Ner'zhul which is why LK lost control of a large chunk of the Scourge which regained their will and basically the identities of who they were before they were undead and became The Forsaken. What happens here is similar. The power of the Ashbringer did the same thing to the Knights of the Ebon Blade and when Darion tossed it to Tirion it instantly purified it. Frostmourne was such a badass lore heavy weapon that there were huge debates and everyone pretty much agreed no player should ever get it. So they did an ENTIRE comic series about The Ashbringer to set it's lore up so it could be the weapon that shatters Frostmourne during the fight with The Lich King at Icecrown Citadel.

Damn you forgot to equip the shoulders 😂

Old stuff gets bugged when they level squish and change the starting level for the hero classes such as DK. Dks were originally starting at level 55 when the max level was 80 back in wrath but now they start at 10.

I dont think you can get corrupted ashbringer, It drops from Vanilla Naxxramas but Paladins might get the skin for Artifact weapons but im not sure.

2:19 there is a vendor on one of the balcony's in Acherus (i forgot which one) but its the dude walking around on one and he sells you the mount for 750-800g

I did this list to kind of help you a bit, hopefully it wasn't too much, if you need good stuff to react to I know a lot that could help you and if you're ever confused about lore or game mechanics I got ya covered, I stream under this name on Twitch and am happy to help, it's awesome watching new people figure out WoW and Warcraft, there's a lot here to enjoy for sure, good luck on that Tier 2 man!

Problem: You had rez sickness and broken gear, MAYBE scaling bugs too. The vehicle system was a new feature at the time of Wrath of the Lich King and there were a few other things working against you here. So vehicles scale off your item level and stats on your gear and TEHCNICALLY the Frost Wyrm here counts as a "Vehicle". You had the Resurrection Sickness debuff from rezzing at the Spirit Healer, gotta wait for that to fall off. Also your gear was entirely broken, all red. Another issue MIGHT be that this starting area was designed with the old level ranges back when DK's used to start at level 55 in Wrath in 2008. Not sure it scales since the Shadowlands level squish in 2020 where they took the old 1-120 levels and squished them to 1-50 but since War Within or Dragonflight there might be a bug where it's scaling real hard as this area and this vehicle system were made in 2008 for Wrath so that could be fuckin it up. When you go back to Outland you're still playing War Within just questing in Outland. Having abilities from all the expansions some of the mobs and quests can be wonky AF or sometimes you just OP them. One of the biggest strengths of WoW is also one of it's biggest weaknesses. There is SO MUCH SHIT from old expansions that the pile up is unmanagable but people also don't want them to remove things so really old shit like the DK start zone from 2008 falls into disrepair. I will say those ballistae hit hard as fuck even back in the day. You really wanna fly higher and try to strafe left or right constantly and turn while doing that to circle them basically. Their shots will have to travel further that way. And yeah about the hanging corpses. Warcraft and Diablo used to be brutal as fuck man. In Diablo 1 there was a room with a bunch of naked hacked up people where you fought the Butcher and I remember the waypoint marker for undead in Warcraft 3 was a severed head on a pike. It's funny they went for T for Teen with WoW so they could market it better but the old Warcraft RTS games were M for Mature if I remember right. So story wise this starting area you're in takes place DURING Wrath of the Lich King in that "pocket of time" so to speak. Even during Wrath when this was new in 2008 it didn't make sense that you would hit level 58 by the end of this zone then suddenly go to do Outland when BC was the prior expansion as Northrend and Wrath's main story started at level 68. It was fun AF though cos DKs could OP the old BC dungeons even in Wrath. The death knights here are considered "Second generation" death knights made by the Lich King/Scourge/Plague of Undeath they're from Warcraft 3/WoW-Wrath time period The OG DKs from Warcraft 2 were made when Gul'dan put the spirits of dead orc warlocks into the rotten bodies of leftover Knights of Azeroth (Stormwind) from Warcraft 1 during Warcraft 2 and you even meet one in Outland during some quests. He's the very first the original Gul'dan made (not the alternate universe Warlords of Draenor Gul'dan). He was a boss in Black Temple as well. Another interesting bit about playable DKs in WoW is that it wouldn't make sense for races added in later expansions way after Wrath to start there as that took place DURING that time so some of the Allied Races and later races got death knights at the end of BFA in 2018 I think patch 8.3. So they did a different start for them where you're at Icecrown Citadel after Bolvar is already the new Lich King.

Love your uploads man, hyped to see you get into TWW!

It amazes me how you turn a simple thing into an impossible one :D I didn't even knew that damaged gear affects the quest wyrm... that's something only a non-WoW player would discover ^^

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I don't mean this in any harm way, but I thought I was the only black guy who played wow. I love this game so much.

Cool thumbnail bro

Yeah the bright things you thought might be batteries or a power source are sentient beings basically made out of holy light.

The ashbringer was not obtainable until legion 2016 (when everyone got it for free, sucks imo). In the vanilla version of the game there was a note that said that the ashbringer was in the water, so many people started fishing in hopes of catching it. My guess is that the last scene is a reference to that. Btw you should check out the lore behind the ashbringer, it's so good

Met Mendive in Warcraft 3 when thrall escaped the humans

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Caverns of Time: Cullng of Stratholme, dungeon from Wrath of the Lich King where you literally go back in time to THAT mission from Warcraft 3's human campaign and replay the events but from the perspective of WoW to stop the Infinite Dragonflight from altering the past. To be fair the REASON for the books was a good enough one AT FIRST... They needed to retell the 90s games Warcraft 1 and 2 because 3 and WoW were so much later and so different and retconned tiny bits in their instruction booklets, flashbacks and dialogue that it needed a clearer more concise retelling. Especially considering some of the missions between the Human/Orc or Alliance/Horde campaigns took place in spite of one another, like had alternate variations and stories. This is really severe with the campaign endings in 1 and 2 where you get endings that would completely contradict each other. It wasn't until 2's expansion and 3 that they started to tell stories that BOTH fit one linear timeline. So they go back and make books after WoW is already a thing to retell that. The fucky part is when they started using books between expansions and telling stories that link the expansions but don't get summarized in game. If ONLY they would summarize the books in game once the new expansion is out but you know how it is...money...gotta make that sell.

I need a series!