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I LOVED the plague event pre wrath, it was so much fun I cannot even stress how great it was, but from what I remember it wasn't lowbies trying to level who complained it was the HORDES of people sitting in the AH all day and bot farming the AH who were screaming and throwing temper tantrums like spoiled 2 year olds who were the ones complaining. Man...I was so let down and sad when pre classic wrath removed the plague event due to these people......
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During the BFA expansion, there is an Event where you can ride a horse named Cooper, but if you dismounted him before finishing the quest, Cooper would instead Follow you around like a (non combat) pet and this stacked, so you could end up with like +20 Coopers following you in 2 straight lines. And i brought this attention to some friends, i showed them how it's done, other players who was gonna do the daily saw us doing it, asked how, i told them, then we got the idea to mount up, with an army of Coopers each to Kul Tiras, more and more people were told how to do it, and eventually, there was enough coopers to fill the whole damn screen! I was standing by the railing facing the fountain by the Flight Master, there wasn't a single surface that was safe from Coopers, Even the ROOFS had Coopers! It was one of my proudest WoW moments xD
I remember waking up to my friend texting me saying "ZOMBIES ARE ATTACKING REDRIDGE!" and the rest was history and some of the most fun I have had in a game.
I remember logging in with my brother and trying to film it on his cellphone. We got pictures of ironforge where the gate entrance was literally white from corpses
Was so fun - glad I got to do it twice. The only time anyone ever whined was when, on the last day, me and some others grouped up and wiped Duskshire off the map.
@dalimoreomali2994 I remeber the original one. I took part in a great cleansing of the Barrens, orgrimmar as horde, and my alliance took helped infect the entirety of duskwood/westfall/stormwind. I wish I could go back and relive that with the people I played with then.
Peppie is the hero we all need. Truly any software dev’s dream. “I found an exploit and I’m going to have as much fun as possible pushing the limits of it but tell NO ONE how to replicate it until I let the devs know about it so they can fix it.”
I actually respect Peppie for using the King Jokkum exploit to have fun and cause a little bit of chaos for a few days, yet having the honour to keep it to himself and then turn himself into the GMs. I’m glad the GM only gave him a slap on the wrist for it.
The King Jokumm incident made me laugh harder than I have in a long time. Peppie showed the right amount of restraint to have his cake and eat it too, being able to pretty much enjoy an exclusive Ice Giant playable race for a few days before he decided to turn himself in. That GM was super cool to see the humor in it only give him a slap on the wrist, if things had gotten more out of hand the GM may have not been so understanding and may have been much less forgiving.
Seriously, can you IMAGINE the stories if "Attack on Jokkum" became a reality? =') With screen recording/streaming software still being rare at the time, it would be harder to get people to believe it too, until an army of them came through the walls of Stormwind and Orgrimmar (assuming they would fit lol). Truly a missed opportunity.
tbh this guy has been a gigachad to have a little fun with it and then turn himself in, instead of being the usual toxic player that would abuse it until gms would be on his neck
One thing you missed about the funeral crash is that the father of the girl who had passed away logged in to her character for the ceremony, and that character was the first one to get killed. Yes, the father witnessed his dead daughter's character get killed by degenerates in the middle of a ceremony meant to honor her.
As a counterterrorism organizer of the zombie invasion, I can say that it was immensely fun to fulfill our light-given obligations and halt the spread of the plague in low level areas. I got SO MUCH hate whispers from people who were spreading the plague only to be stunned, exorcised, and their victims cured.
I wasn't one of the guys making people absolutely miserable with the plague. Mostly ran around smacking someone here and there, enjoying the event. I remember the paladins that did this to me though and is one of the bigger reasons I hate the class and won't play it to this day lol. Villian arch was unlocked that day. They killed my zombie family and they shall pay!
OK as a guy who was present in the Legion pre-launch I don't remember these dark whispers, what I DO remember is the legion invading a few areas in Azeroth... which was also pretty fun, ngl.
I also remember how much experience you could get from the invasions before Blizzard nerfed it. Getting max level was so easy that I did it on a few characters.
Which one? There was a legion invasion for the end of beta for the 2004 release and then there was the next legion invasion for dealing with the old gods. I believe was after BFA. I only experienced the end of beta legion event, which had FULL size demons (as big as guard towers) everywhere. I quit after BFA so I did not get to experience this burning legion event.
@@scootlaboot9666 I remember making a new Priest alt at the time and only doing these Legion invasions. Managed to level from 1 to 66 in three hours, often getting so much XP that I skipped four levels in one minute.
I remember when if someone turned into a dreadlord, if you had dark whispers, you could just steal their appearance and walk around as a giant dreadlord and clip through buildings without being attacked. Good times
There was one undocumented thing about plague event: zombies could interact with some object players usually cant. Door to PVP vendors room was one of these objects. As a zombie, you could just slam shut this door and get people trapped inside.
Void God Azatros: "Yo, Guys! A new episode of Azeroth Today airs right now." Void God Bar`ghala: "Come on, doesn`t it get boring after a while?" Void God Azatros: "Apparently one of them managed to get the ice giant king out of Northrend and now goes to Orgrimmar with it." Void God Bar`ghala: "I AM MAKING POPCORN!!!!!!"
Another mention: When the GM sent that guy the 1 hit kill shirt and he went on a tear in Ulduar. He might have also gone into bgs with it, but I don't recall exactly. Martin Fury.
"get your SHIT out of here" my god that dude bitching out the lich king for interrupting him finding this dude's wife was the best, i surprise-spat-laughed on myself.
i believe the king jokkum bug was a bug in general with mounts. it happened to me once with my mount and a teleport to orgrimar during a lag spike in wotlk, i ended up flying in orgrimar.
I loved the zombie invasion. A squad of random zombies I joined (who were to low lv for what we planned but did it anyway) decided to see if you could infect Jania in Theramore. Sufffice to say that was a solid no it just caused her to bug out repeatidly yelling her combat begins line (we had thrown up that infectious cloud under her) as the guards killed us. Mission failed but we had fun and infected a bunch of guards. Oh and also from that event I also learned you could use some of the non rage abilities (charging warrior zombie).
@@killer2403 lmao it happened when me and a friend did it, funny thing is the quest bugged so we had to do it twice, so there were 4 red mobs. and some low lvl wanted to see what was going on, and soon found out what was going on
2:03 true, one of the reasons I stopped playing WoW Classic after hitting 60 was the insane amount of chores involved with the pre-raid BIS, raid BIS, mandatory talents, repeating the same mind-numbing skill rotations just to increase that DPS counter... All that min/maxing just killed all the fun dor me. And it's not like it's mandatory because the game is insanely hard, we had no idea what we were doing back in 2005 and it worked just fine :D
The one the gets me the most, was not mentioned, and that was An Emerald Christmas. The time when the Alliance brought a world dragon to Ogrrimmar as a gift. I died so many times just trying to escape
Cpt. Grimm this is one of the best videos you have produced (IMO)! The way you portray all the events is just epic. Congratulations on this masterpiece!
I had a similar situation as the Serenity Now funeral crash. So I was on Emerald Dream (any other ED players probably knows where this is going) and the guild I was a part of went to go to a funeral over in the eastern plaguelands since it was a large funeral with other alliance guilds. This was back when Emerald Dream was still an RPPvP server, so all of us went there in our respective RP gear since this was also before transmogs were a thing. So the funeral was going smoothly, we were paying our respects and mingling, when the largest horde guild on that server known as Warsong Battalion showed up and completely crashed the funeral, ganking and camping everyone there. This probably happened for either around or more then half an hour and caused the guild I was in to basically disband and go to other servers.
That's so incredibly sad to hear. The community being like this is exactly why I went to FFXIV for a while. Back to WoW and just playing both. When Toriyama passed, they held a vigil in the major cities. People dressed up as DB characters. So very wholesome......then you hear about stuff like this and all faith in humanity goes out the window...
i am sorry for that experience but in all honesty? you guys shouldve known better, the same way serenity shouldve known better i mean firstly its a game, many of us play it to get a moments respite from all the IRL crap, by making forum posts and tradechat anouncements of stuff like that youre draggin IRL crap into my game, i also dont care about people dragging politics and other BS into my game secondly you might say 'oh but no one forces you to partake in the funeral so just ignore it' and i say "well no one forced you to bring this crap into the game, and yet here you are, expecting me as a player of a video game i play for harmless fun to respect you bringing a serious matter here? and you also hand me an opportunity ON A SILVER PLATTER to make your day miserable the same way you make me miserable by bringing this crap here? im gonna take that opportunity" i am truly sorry for that experience but at the same time i can just say again, you caused this and if i was on either your server or serenity's i know what group i wouldve been part of
Oh god thanks for bringing back the memories. Running around as a group of 5 randos trying to hide from the scourge of undead players was amazingly fun. From what I remember we traveled from booty bay up to Loch Modan and hiding in the bottom right corner. Sadly I did not get to experience being infected but man I had fun just running away. Became good friends with them during wrath of the litch king so that even more of a plus
I actually recall a point in the Shadowlands-prelaunch event. Someone figured out that if you ghoul-infected the npcs on the Orgrimmar gates leading out to Azshara then there would be infinite NPCs for them to infect... it would get so bad that ALL npcs in the area were invisible.... you'd lag out, crash, and when you got back in you'd be DEAD but maybe finally see a few ghouls going mob-to-mob like old fashioned windows smears screens. It was wacky, and I wish I still had a screenshot or two of it.
I remember that. I remember the rest of Orgimmar being very calm with not much happening in it, but then there would be that one spot with just a thousand ghouls running around. That event was definitely some of the most fun I had in wow in a long time.
@@claysolis7870 there were some real heroes out there that took ghouls to places and griefed bots. Often completely ruining days of income because the people running them didn't check in.
remember Enti's Quenched Sword. A grey 2h that dropped off an elite mob underneath the flying Nax raid in WOTLK. Had WOTLK base weapon stats but no level requirement. Warriors could equip at level 1 and 1 shot everything. And when you got rend all it took was 1 rend tick to kill something
Did you think that the biggest asshole in WOW is the Lich King? Deathwing? The JAILER? No... The biggest asshole in WoW is the players who inhabit it, and it will always be them
Oh wow this takes me back! I remember being the OG dispel-menace when the ghoul event was going on, when the cities became too overrun the healers in the bigger guilds (we all knew each other) would band together to chase down and dispel people until things calmed down
3:21 I fking love this orc and his expressions, i genuinely cant hold back laughing whenever i re-watch this video. Cpt.Grim has mastered the art of making the old models way more expressive than the goofy cartoony new ones
Honestly, in the case of the funeral crash, I'd say there's no charm at all to it, even if it is a pvp server, this toxicity is just an example of WoW's playerbase at their absolute worst in my opinion. If they were questing or something, sure, like you said, bad mannered, but still to be expected. But this ISN'T an ordinary WoW ingame interaction, it was a fucking funeral, no matter how silly it might seem to hold a virtual funeral inside a game for some people, you don't crash and disrupt a fucking funeral.
Agreed. You have to be a special kind of lowlife to crash a funeral like that, even if it’s taking place in a PvP zone. It’s a funeral, a virtual one but still honouring a flesh and blood human who died. Now admittedly I don’t play WoW so I don’t know how feasible this is but… at the same time the organisers should have known that something like this would happen and chosen to have their ceremony in a non PvP area. It reminds me of when I played Star Trek Online at the time Leonard Nimoy, Spock’s actor died. I felt an unusual compulsion to fly to Vulcan, the homeworld of Spock to sorta silently pay my respects. What I didn’t expect was to find Vulcan overloaded with other players who had come to do the exact same thing. Hundreds of players gathered in a certain spot and it turned into a virtual funeral of sorts. But of course while the majority of people were solemn and respectful as we shared our memories of Spock with each other, there were a minority who did everything they could to ruin it. No pvp fortunately but they ran around releasing party poppers and stuff like that. They were ignored, but it just goes to show there are honourless lowlifes in every community. The devs took notice of the occasion and soon put an official memorial in that spot on Vulcan.
The real Classic experience was going around not having a damn clue what you were doing, where you were going, what you were wearing until months into the game not this hyper efficient shit
Thank you for another great video on some of WoW's long-stretching history! There's so many different pieces of it scattered all over, and things like King Jokkum show how much of it can fall through the cracks.
A little known exploit was Swim-Flying during TBC. You could get a mage to frost nova then sheep you in a duel, then you spam spacebar to literally swim through the air. Casters could spam while melee just used throwing weapons out of range. My guild used this bug to kill Doomwalker several times on the Dalaran server. He would be hit enough to not reset and we had Black Temple level gear during the opening.
Back in TBC I recall doing a thing with my Paladin using Kazzak in Hellfire Peninsula. Agro Kazzak and immediately start Bubble+Hearthing. He would put a debuff on you that goes through bubble, but does not interrupt Hearthing. You hearth and end up exploding within a few seconds when the debuff ends, killing all low levels nearby. Only did it a couple of times as Kazzak needed to be alive.
dude wtf i havent know wow existed as a game until last month and then i find you, a gem of content in my exploration, thank you for being awesome and just giving me inspiration to get better at video editing
I think the worst part for people who didn't enjoy being a zombie and being a dick, is that there aren't rewards for clearing out the zombies. If Blizzard introduced large rewarding quests for ghoul player killing, or something similar like kill 5 people as a ghoul and 5 players who are ghouls for a elite quest of exp and decent gold income - and make it repeatable. Maybe introduce a non flagged area where the ghouls can only attack every hour and you have to try to stand in defense, i'd almost say make it an instance pvp battleground you can have like 200 people in, 150 zombies and 50 players with some guard assistance, could do a stormwind and org instance have alliance be ghouls for org.. and reverse for the horde. Then people will be on board and you can bring it back every couple of months for fun pvp stuff.
I used the Banana Peel toy on players in the Brawler's Guild arena, causing them to slip at a crucial moment... such as avoiding a one shot mechanic. 😈 Or in Suramar zone, I used the Teleporter toy to cause trains of bots running over it to be sent back to the refuge area and they'd get stuck there for days. 😂 Ofc, Blizzard gave both the nerf bat... 😢
LOL ok, the dreadlord going to goldshire and the erpers getting scared was funny but as soon as the goat turned and went "hey there big boy" i fuckin lost it 😂
We the WoW player base were such gremlins before that pesky social contract happened. Also those Dreadlords did gods work purging all those moonguard goldshire rpers.
@@aFoolsMartyr Yea the old usual "you dont like the social contract you must miss being an asshole" yarn. It's all so tiresome. If you think a social contract is good then you will be the first to lick the boots of tyrants. It's all a slippery slope. You do realize that their reporting system is automated right? That means under the "social contract" you and 5 of your friends can silence anyone at any time for anything said.
@@heathmcrigsby then they would definitely have to improve that system, but this has nothing to do with kissing anyone's boots. It's a game and yes, this is primarily aimed at people being assholes.
It's amazing how many players found ruining other peoples experiences to be the height of entertainment. I didn't even play on a pvp server, and you couldn't even play sometimes because there were armies of people dedicated to stalking individual players and preventing them from questing, or kiting high level mobs to them. I get that it's a game with real social interaction, but not all of us were kids. Some of us paid for our own subscription and had limited time to play.
I've watched like everything you need to watch about easter-eggs, fun events, famous/infamous players or facts about the game but it's the first time i've ever heard the King Jokkum story, I have to admit. nice vidéo !
People in SoD are min-maxing, logging, parsing, consumable-stacking, etc a level 25 raid that is puggable in less than 3 hours (which I did yesterday) Nothing would make me happier than to ruin their day by dispelling their boons/buffs
Crazy to hear about these events that happened so long ago. They are stories that make being an old wow player that much more special. We were there! Vanilla really had some of the best memories because WoW had a true community back then where players and guilds knew each other. If you wanted to join an end game guild you had to fill out an application and pray you would get accepted. I was the first shaman on Icecrown in full T2 and 2.5 AQ Thanks for sticking around Captain Grim , always loved your content!
The biggest grieving I've done was during Legion. I used a certain rogue legendary and a certain trinket to become a powerful dungeon boss. It took 6 players to stop me.
I used Greenskin Wickers and Will of Valeera combined with the feint reducing ALL damage talent to also become a raid boss and wound fend off HUGE groups of players in the Gurubashi arena, while also frequently pumping out a Between the eyes + Blunderbuss one shot combo.
For me it was more reverse griefing. Doing daily’s outside of Tomb of Sargeras and I get jumped by like 5 horde. As a blood dk with like 10M health before cooldowns, it tickled.
Peppie is a real hero who understood the true meaning of "with great power, comes great responsibility". What an absolute legend, and the GMs are just as legendary for their response when he came forward. A 3-day suspension is awesome all things considered. A better era... now long passed. 😥
15:30 in a way, the wedding crashers made the funeral service more memorable, so in a way, it has made the memorial purpose of such a service more long-lasting and more widely known than it would have been otherwise
The griefing aspects were certainly a nuisance and for some downright game breaking. At the same time, as was stated in this video, the processes used to initiate said griefing were essentially exploits of intentionally programmed functions therefore my opinion on that is life is too short to consider such things game breaking. The shit that went down with the scourge and the Dreadlord corruption are absolutely fascinating. Again, this all was intentionally programmed in and it all was tremendously successful. Overall, Not a fan of low level grief but definitely a huge fan of memorable events like the scourge invasion and the Dreadlord corruption. That shit is Rad AF. Great video, Captain Grim. Thank you.
I guess we ought to call that exploit King Jokkum's Bizarre Adventure. Well, I'm calling it that now. I sure hope he got to see the world before he was banished back to the Storm Peaks however. As mount quality has also effectively dropped, I hope we get a King Jokkum mount one day. They have zero excuses after adding some really weird, wacky, and not to mention, big bastards of mounts. Might get me to play again.
The people who interrupted that funeral deserve all the bad karma in their lives that happened to them. I’m going to bed they would want people to give their family and friends respect if they passed away but it’s different for someone else isn’t it? Absolutely despicable people….
you have it backwards, it wasnt evil pvp'rs who invaded a funeral it was a funeral that invaded a GAME people play for FUN keep your IRL crap out of my game if you disagree: a similiar situation (IRL) would be to take a picture of your dead friend, family, pet, whatever going to a kids birthday, a kid youre not related to, a kid you dont know and yell at all the kids for laughing and running around while youre trying to talk about some dead person, at that point the birthday doesnt even need a clown because you come free of charge dont drag your BS into my game and expect me to act like the bigger person i am TRULY sorry for the friends and family that had to go through that i really am but dont put the blame on the evil players when you make it THIS FUCKING EASY to mess with you
12:03 Reminds me of the Eve Online heists. The original one I remember was a guy spending like 2 years working his way up the ranks in a corp until he finally had full access to their assets. He then cleaned them out and vanished into the ether. Instead of raking in tens of thousands of dollars worth of resources like Eve, this guy raked in tens of thousands of dollars worth of tears.
Personally I've always believed in PVP, that if a character is a certain amount of levels below you, if you choose to gank them and most likely one shot them. Then you shouldn't just loose honor, but a level. The more the level difference is, the greater the punishment. More honor loss, Conq points, to rating, or even more levels. Why? because there is no sport in it. your just being a dick.
Yeah I always had my own system of honor for that, I'd never kill someone 5 levels or lower unless it was a contested area and they didn't get the hint to leave when I was staring at them and not attacking. A karma system like Lineage 2 would have been a good idea too.
Gamers today are a reflection on the world today, entitlement is rampant, and instant gratification is expected. Was so sad to see Blizz cancel the zombie event in wraths release early.
The Legion Pre-Launch event was so buggy and I fucking loved it. As a level 70 paladin, you could get the level 110 buffs from those vedors for free, and they would give you the 110 VERSION of that buff. Those world bosses, however, were scaled to *your* level, since the pre-launch was where they introduced that scaling. So here comes a level 70 Paladin swinging his stuff, and in five seconds flat kills a level 110 World Boss Demon with a Super-Crit Avenging Shield\Judgement blow.
Great vid! I remember when I was in the Wrath beta, I found a bug with a quest in Howlng fjord, or maybe grizz hills where you were given an item that when used would summon a rock golem you would then ride to do the quest. It was possible to bug this quest out by using another item (can't remember which) while ridding the golem that would dissmount you, but the golem would stay as your minion. You could repeat this indefinitely and make an army of golems. I took 50-60+ up to Zul drak to solo Thrym and suceeded. I thought about keeping quiet about it to see if it made in retail, but alas, I was a good boy and reported it..... :(
there is no charm in breaking up a funeral march. if you tried that in real life you'd most likely find yourself being the topic of a funeral march yourself. its just messed up on so many levels.
Yeah it might have been a virtual funeral but it doesn’t change the fact that a real person died, and that real people were mourning and respecting that real death. It takes a special kind of lowlife to cause people already mourning even more grief.
Crashing a funeral in-game still makes me feel sick to my stomach. It was a real person that died. Like, show some respect for 1 damn day, pvp or not. Forgot to say, your editing is fucking phenominal lmao.
LOL! I wish I had been there to help raid that funeral too! I would have teabagged their corpse (literally) and recorded it. I would have gone down in WoW infamy as the guy who teabagged the corpse of a real corpse! LOOOOOOOOOOOLLLL!!! 😆😆😆
@@mokarokas-1727 A griefer on a zepelin said that numlock opens all bags but it starts auto walk and someone actually pressed it and fell off the zepelin.
@@Anthony54762 lol, good one! This was long ago, but I used to tell people you can change the cooking fire to being blue with alt+F4, alt+F5 for green etc.
5:58 you know, you'd think the alliance would've known to watch out for plague infected crates after Warcraft 3.... since this is exactly how they spread the plague back then..... but I guess some people just never learn, lol.
I don't think most WoW players played Warcraft 3. Maybe not as much as back in the day, but I'd still bet half the players at minimum didn't play W3 during the WotLK.
Somwthing else missed about the girls funeral was held in winterfel fore the simple reason it was her favorite zone. Confirmed by her guild mates. Hopefully this clears up confusion about the fact they had the funeral in a pvp zone. There were reasons as to why it was her favorite zone (something about the aesthetics made her love it) but yeah that’s why it was held there. 🤷♂️
Nothing pisses me off more than people who play on world pvp servers and cry about being griefed when its the whole point, that's why i never will play on them lol
i wouldnt go as far to say that getting griefed is the whole point of a pvp server but i agree with your sentiment IMO people have it backwards, it wasnt evil players ruining a funeral it was stupid people bringing their serious IRL situations into a GAME people play for FUN, and not only did they expect everyone else to bow down to their stupid decision they also handed them the chance to ruin their day ON A SILVER PLATTER
I agree that players being awful to each other is what makes online games great. It's much more memorable than everyone just mindlessly cooperating. I always feels bad when I see today's generation crying about "griefing" every time someone does a harmless internet prank.
Well there's always people that speak up against those awful people too. I couldn't have acted like a 'batman' if people weren't trying to grief Honor Hold and stuff.
Man, imagine how many other incidentes happened the way the one with King Yokum, the fact that this exists and i never heard of it puts the mind to think of other exploits that might have died soon after their discovery, and could have a worldwide potential, like the most famous, one. Thanks for another great video Captain, this one was really awesome, to see all of these ways players had always been a force of chaos in WOW.
It's a shame Peppie didn't publish how to do the King Jokkum exploit. We could've had another gloriously lulzy event on the same level as corrupted blood.
Yeah i start playing wow in 2014 untill 2021 and i was shocked by how much people just don't socialize at all , like if your existence was bothering them , like wtf guys it's a MMO why are you rushing for the max level alone if you want to do RAIDS 😂😂😂
i still remember huddling in an abandoned house in silverpine with my friends, watching ghouls run around causing carnage just down the road. Felt like a real survival horror scenario
Back during the original Scourge Invasion event, there was also a bug that completely healed you if you used your ranged auto attack as a ghoul. We started a raid group and invaded Northshire, max level characters showed up to defend, but because of the bug, it became very hard to kill those of us using it on account of being able to max heal constantly. I'm not sure it even registered as a heal, but either way, it was a full 100% reset to HP
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Hey grim can you make the next part about the dispeller there got banned by the gm where we see the gm get punished for abusing his powers?
you forgot reckoning bomb
I LOVED the plague event pre wrath, it was so much fun I cannot even stress how great it was, but from what I remember it wasn't lowbies trying to level who complained it was the HORDES of people sitting in the AH all day and bot farming the AH who were screaming and throwing temper tantrums like spoiled 2 year olds who were the ones complaining. Man...I was so let down and sad when pre classic wrath removed the plague event due to these people......
Peppie truly is a chad. Peppie the Giant Rider.
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During the BFA expansion, there is an Event where you can ride a horse named Cooper, but if you dismounted him before finishing the quest, Cooper would instead Follow you around like a (non combat) pet and this stacked, so you could end up with like +20 Coopers following you in 2 straight lines. And i brought this attention to some friends, i showed them how it's done, other players who was gonna do the daily saw us doing it, asked how, i told them, then we got the idea to mount up, with an army of Coopers each to Kul Tiras, more and more people were told how to do it, and eventually, there was enough coopers to fill the whole damn screen!
I was standing by the railing facing the fountain by the Flight Master, there wasn't a single surface that was safe from Coopers, Even the ROOFS had Coopers!
It was one of my proudest WoW moments xD
N i c e xD
Real supervillain energy. That poor frame rate
I REMEMBER THIS LMAO. There was one guy who kept spamming mlp copypastas in chat and blocking the flight master with the MOP transmog yak lol
I remember waking up to my friend texting me saying "ZOMBIES ARE ATTACKING REDRIDGE!" and the rest was history and some of the most fun I have had in a game.
I remember logging in with my brother and trying to film it on his cellphone. We got pictures of ironforge where the gate entrance was literally white from corpses
Good ole days
Was so fun - glad I got to do it twice. The only time anyone ever whined was when, on the last day, me and some others grouped up and wiped Duskshire off the map.
@dalimoreomali2994 I remeber the original one. I took part in a great cleansing of the Barrens, orgrimmar as horde, and my alliance took helped infect the entirety of duskwood/westfall/stormwind.
I wish I could go back and relive that with the people I played with then.
Peppie is the hero we all need. Truly any software dev’s dream. “I found an exploit and I’m going to have as much fun as possible pushing the limits of it but tell NO ONE how to replicate it until I let the devs know about it so they can fix it.”
I actually respect Peppie for using the King Jokkum exploit to have fun and cause a little bit of chaos for a few days, yet having the honour to keep it to himself and then turn himself into the GMs.
I’m glad the GM only gave him a slap on the wrist for it.
Thanks man, ah the glory days..
The King Jokumm incident made me laugh harder than I have in a long time. Peppie showed the right amount of restraint to have his cake and eat it too, being able to pretty much enjoy an exclusive Ice Giant playable race for a few days before he decided to turn himself in. That GM was super cool to see the humor in it only give him a slap on the wrist, if things had gotten more out of hand the GM may have not been so understanding and may have been much less forgiving.
cant believe i NEVER heard of this befor, what a Legend xD
The Arena Scene made m almost spit my drink
Seriously, can you IMAGINE the stories if "Attack on Jokkum" became a reality? =') With screen recording/streaming software still being rare at the time, it would be harder to get people to believe it too, until an army of them came through the walls of Stormwind and Orgrimmar (assuming they would fit lol). Truly a missed opportunity.
I love the mega potion picture lol
tbh this guy has been a gigachad to have a little fun with it and then turn himself in, instead of being the usual toxic player that would abuse it until gms would be on his neck
I felt the pressure of being reported enough in due time
One thing you missed about the funeral crash is that the father of the girl who had passed away logged in to her character for the ceremony, and that character was the first one to get killed. Yes, the father witnessed his dead daughter's character get killed by degenerates in the middle of a ceremony meant to honor her.
Whomp whomp.. it's a game
They could have done it in a non pvp zone...
I'm just pointing it out.
Funniest sht ive ever seen
@@expex6331😂 virgin
As a counterterrorism organizer of the zombie invasion, I can say that it was immensely fun to fulfill our light-given obligations and halt the spread of the plague in low level areas. I got SO MUCH hate whispers from people who were spreading the plague only to be stunned, exorcised, and their victims cured.
Good on you! If I had been playing WoW at the time I’d have been at your side assisting you.
I wasn't one of the guys making people absolutely miserable with the plague. Mostly ran around smacking someone here and there, enjoying the event.
I remember the paladins that did this to me though and is one of the bigger reasons I hate the class and won't play it to this day lol. Villian arch was unlocked that day.
They killed my zombie family and they shall pay!
Young dumb me tried to heal infected people in the hopes it would get rid of the disease. It did not work. I was confused at the time.
I was defending Crossroads with my prot pally, i tanked entire legions of these stupid things
thumbs up for this warrior of the light
OK as a guy who was present in the Legion pre-launch I don't remember these dark whispers, what I DO remember is the legion invading a few areas in Azeroth... which was also pretty fun, ngl.
RP server remember... Thoses heroes.
I also remember how much experience you could get from the invasions before Blizzard nerfed it. Getting max level was so easy that I did it on a few characters.
Which one? There was a legion invasion for the end of beta for the 2004 release and then there was the next legion invasion for dealing with the old gods. I believe was after BFA. I only experienced the end of beta legion event, which had FULL size demons (as big as guard towers) everywhere. I quit after BFA so I did not get to experience this burning legion event.
@@scootlaboot9666 I remember making a new Priest alt at the time and only doing these Legion invasions. Managed to level from 1 to 66 in three hours, often getting so much XP that I skipped four levels in one minute.
I remember when if someone turned into a dreadlord, if you had dark whispers, you could just steal their appearance and walk around as a giant dreadlord and clip through buildings without being attacked. Good times
There was one undocumented thing about plague event: zombies could interact with some object players usually cant. Door to PVP vendors room was one of these objects. As a zombie, you could just slam shut this door and get people trapped inside.
Absolutely diabolical.
See, this is why the Void Gods leave us alone. We are just that chaotic.
Void God Azatros: "Yo, Guys! A new episode of Azeroth Today airs right now."
Void God Bar`ghala: "Come on, doesn`t it get boring after a while?"
Void God Azatros: "Apparently one of them managed to get the ice giant king out of Northrend and now goes to Orgrimmar with it."
Void God Bar`ghala: "I AM MAKING POPCORN!!!!!!"
@@aureliodeprimus8018Alright, that’s canon now.
This is why Deathwing rose up. The chaos was faltering. And the Old Gods couldn't let that happen.
6:00 I was a paladin during the Wotlk Classic pre-launch and the tears of rage for dispelling people’s zombie buff was exquisite.
Ahahah after all you were just doing your job 😂
"This city must be purged"
Another mention: When the GM sent that guy the 1 hit kill shirt and he went on a tear in Ulduar. He might have also gone into bgs with it, but I don't recall exactly. Martin Fury.
I was honestly expecting that to get mentioned, instead I got an Ice Giant Event I've NEVER heard of.
@@moonflowerpalace3872 Which was honestly better, I'd rather hear about stories I've never heard of
"get your SHIT out of here" my god that dude bitching out the lich king for interrupting him finding this dude's wife was the best, i surprise-spat-laughed on myself.
“IM TRYING TO FIND THIS GUYS FUCKIN WIFE!”
Indeed such a hilarious reaction!
I've never heard of the King Jokkum exploit, dang. Even after all these years there's still stories to come out about WoW
All thanks to our captain of storytelling 👌
i did NOT know about the last one, Chaotic Neutral
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I'm amazed at how you can get such great facial expressions from these old models. The bald dispelling nightelf priest is iconic.
i believe the king jokkum bug was a bug in general with mounts. it happened to me once with my mount and a teleport to orgrimar during a lag spike in wotlk, i ended up flying in orgrimar.
I loved the zombie invasion. A squad of random zombies I joined (who were to low lv for what we planned but did it anyway) decided to see if you could infect Jania in Theramore. Sufffice to say that was a solid no it just caused her to bug out repeatidly yelling her combat begins line (we had thrown up that infectious cloud under her) as the guards killed us. Mission failed but we had fun and infected a bunch of guards.
Oh and also from that event I also learned you could use some of the non rage abilities (charging warrior zombie).
didn't ask dude
Then don't read my post@@zannibalable
I asked.
My favorite unintentional one is that quest in old town where an npc summons 2 level 24s to fight you, if you're a low level you're dead
People wandering in this area on HC servers use to die due to this.
@@killer2403 Yeah if you looked at the heat map for SW early on in HC there was a lot of red in that little alleyway (and maybe there still is)
Also the quest for getting your T0.5 bracers in IF / Org that summons 3 level 58 mobs when you turn it in.
@@killer2403 lmao it happened when me and a friend did it, funny thing is the quest bugged so we had to do it twice, so there were 4 red mobs. and some low lvl wanted to see what was going on, and soon found out what was going on
What about the mage quest where you have to capture those voidwalkers?
I loved the pre-wrath event. It was a nice chaotic interruption of monotonous questing
My only real problem is these "pvp"ers are also the first ones to whine when they get either blacklisted or camped.
ok King Jokkum has to be my favorite story I've heard since starting playing WoW
2:03 true, one of the reasons I stopped playing WoW Classic after hitting 60 was the insane amount of chores involved with the pre-raid BIS, raid BIS, mandatory talents, repeating the same mind-numbing skill rotations just to increase that DPS counter...
All that min/maxing just killed all the fun dor me. And it's not like it's mandatory because the game is insanely hard, we had no idea what we were doing back in 2005 and it worked just fine :D
Great vid!! Never heard about the Jokkum incident before, it was hilarious. Btw really enjoy your personalized ads 😂
cheers, happy to hear it :D
The one the gets me the most, was not mentioned, and that was An Emerald Christmas. The time when the Alliance brought a world dragon to Ogrrimmar as a gift. I died so many times just trying to escape
Little Pepple the Legend wow! I did not know about that!
Amazing video 10/10 content
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Cpt. Grimm this is one of the best videos you have produced (IMO)! The way you portray all the events is just epic. Congratulations on this masterpiece!
I had a similar situation as the Serenity Now funeral crash. So I was on Emerald Dream (any other ED players probably knows where this is going) and the guild I was a part of went to go to a funeral over in the eastern plaguelands since it was a large funeral with other alliance guilds. This was back when Emerald Dream was still an RPPvP server, so all of us went there in our respective RP gear since this was also before transmogs were a thing. So the funeral was going smoothly, we were paying our respects and mingling, when the largest horde guild on that server known as Warsong Battalion showed up and completely crashed the funeral, ganking and camping everyone there. This probably happened for either around or more then half an hour and caused the guild I was in to basically disband and go to other servers.
Reminder, blizzard feeds this behavior
@@Bitterman5868 Oh I know. The only thing Blizzard gives a shit about is the money while showing support for their payers, I mean "players".
That's so incredibly sad to hear. The community being like this is exactly why I went to FFXIV for a while. Back to WoW and just playing both. When Toriyama passed, they held a vigil in the major cities. People dressed up as DB characters. So very wholesome......then you hear about stuff like this and all faith in humanity goes out the window...
@@veissra4047 yeah... and this was before yhe days of discord and we didn't use skype or have a facebook group
i am sorry for that experience but in all honesty? you guys shouldve known better, the same way serenity shouldve known better
i mean firstly its a game, many of us play it to get a moments respite from all the IRL crap, by making forum posts and tradechat anouncements of stuff like that youre draggin IRL crap into my game, i also dont care about people dragging politics and other BS into my game
secondly you might say 'oh but no one forces you to partake in the funeral so just ignore it' and i say "well no one forced you to bring this crap into the game, and yet here you are, expecting me as a player of a video game i play for harmless fun to respect you bringing a serious matter here? and you also hand me an opportunity ON A SILVER PLATTER to make your day miserable the same way you make me miserable by bringing this crap here? im gonna take that opportunity"
i am truly sorry for that experience but at the same time i can just say again, you caused this and if i was on either your server or serenity's i know what group i wouldve been part of
Oh god thanks for bringing back the memories. Running around as a group of 5 randos trying to hide from the scourge of undead players was amazingly fun. From what I remember we traveled from booty bay up to Loch Modan and hiding in the bottom right corner. Sadly I did not get to experience being infected but man I had fun just running away. Became good friends with them during wrath of the litch king so that even more of a plus
I actually recall a point in the Shadowlands-prelaunch event. Someone figured out that if you ghoul-infected the npcs on the Orgrimmar gates leading out to Azshara then there would be infinite NPCs for them to infect... it would get so bad that ALL npcs in the area were invisible.... you'd lag out, crash, and when you got back in you'd be DEAD but maybe finally see a few ghouls going mob-to-mob like old fashioned windows smears screens. It was wacky, and I wish I still had a screenshot or two of it.
Infinite how? Like they just respawn too fast or something?
@@korvokorvo They were attacked at the gates by tons of mobs that kept attacking nonstop and respawning nonstop. So yeah lol
I remember that. I remember the rest of Orgimmar being very calm with not much happening in it, but then there would be that one spot with just a thousand ghouls running around. That event was definitely some of the most fun I had in wow in a long time.
@@claysolis7870 there were some real heroes out there that took ghouls to places and griefed bots. Often completely ruining days of income because the people running them didn't check in.
@@rhyla5719 Good thing there were safe zones. Whenever I wanted a break I fled to them :)
remember Enti's Quenched Sword. A grey 2h that dropped off an elite mob underneath the flying Nax raid in WOTLK.
Had WOTLK base weapon stats but no level requirement. Warriors could equip at level 1 and 1 shot everything. And when you got rend all it took was 1 rend tick to kill something
Did you think that the biggest asshole in WOW is the Lich King? Deathwing? The JAILER? No... The biggest asshole in WoW is the players who inhabit it, and it will always be them
Oh wow this takes me back! I remember being the OG dispel-menace when the ghoul event was going on, when the cities became too overrun the healers in the bigger guilds (we all knew each other) would band together to chase down and dispel people until things calmed down
3:21 I fking love this orc and his expressions, i genuinely cant hold back laughing whenever i re-watch this video.
Cpt.Grim has mastered the art of making the old models way more expressive than the goofy cartoony new ones
Honestly, in the case of the funeral crash, I'd say there's no charm at all to it, even if it is a pvp server, this toxicity is just an example of WoW's playerbase at their absolute worst in my opinion.
If they were questing or something, sure, like you said, bad mannered, but still to be expected. But this ISN'T an ordinary WoW ingame interaction, it was a fucking funeral, no matter how silly it might seem to hold a virtual funeral inside a game for some people, you don't crash and disrupt a fucking funeral.
Ahhh you're gonna upset the depressed incels by showing your reasonable humanity.
@@godlygamer911it's crazy how many insane cellar dwellers always come out of their chambers to defend this with their pathetic lives.
Agreed. You have to be a special kind of lowlife to crash a funeral like that, even if it’s taking place in a PvP zone. It’s a funeral, a virtual one but still honouring a flesh and blood human who died.
Now admittedly I don’t play WoW so I don’t know how feasible this is but… at the same time the organisers should have known that something like this would happen and chosen to have their ceremony in a non PvP area.
It reminds me of when I played Star Trek Online at the time Leonard Nimoy, Spock’s actor died. I felt an unusual compulsion to fly to Vulcan, the homeworld of Spock to sorta silently pay my respects. What I didn’t expect was to find Vulcan overloaded with other players who had come to do the exact same thing. Hundreds of players gathered in a certain spot and it turned into a virtual funeral of sorts.
But of course while the majority of people were solemn and respectful as we shared our memories of Spock with each other, there were a minority who did everything they could to ruin it. No pvp fortunately but they ran around releasing party poppers and stuff like that. They were ignored, but it just goes to show there are honourless lowlifes in every community. The devs took notice of the occasion and soon put an official memorial in that spot on Vulcan.
@@aFoolsMartyr Na, its stupid to even hold it in WoW. like how disconnected from reality is that shit. the crash was funny.
@@drgreenthumnb another cellar dweller!
The real Classic experience was going around not having a damn clue what you were doing, where you were going, what you were wearing until months into the game not this hyper efficient shit
Thank you for another great video on some of WoW's long-stretching history! There's so many different pieces of it scattered all over, and things like King Jokkum show how much of it can fall through the cracks.
A little known exploit was Swim-Flying during TBC. You could get a mage to frost nova then sheep you in a duel, then you spam spacebar to literally swim through the air. Casters could spam while melee just used throwing weapons out of range.
My guild used this bug to kill Doomwalker several times on the Dalaran server. He would be hit enough to not reset and we had Black Temple level gear during the opening.
Amazing. Always love your stuff, man.
And I had never heard of the Jokkum incident either!! Damn!
Back in TBC I recall doing a thing with my Paladin using Kazzak in Hellfire Peninsula.
Agro Kazzak and immediately start Bubble+Hearthing. He would put a debuff on you that goes through bubble, but does not interrupt Hearthing. You hearth and end up exploding within a few seconds when the debuff ends, killing all low levels nearby.
Only did it a couple of times as Kazzak needed to be alive.
dude wtf i havent know wow existed as a game until last month and then i find you, a gem of content in my exploration, thank you for being awesome and just giving me inspiration to get better at video editing
Wow you must live under a massive rock
I think the worst part for people who didn't enjoy being a zombie and being a dick, is that there aren't rewards for clearing out the zombies.
If Blizzard introduced large rewarding quests for ghoul player killing, or something similar like kill 5 people as a ghoul and 5 players who are ghouls for a elite quest of exp and decent gold income - and make it repeatable.
Maybe introduce a non flagged area where the ghouls can only attack every hour and you have to try to stand in defense, i'd almost say make it an instance pvp battleground you can have like 200 people in, 150 zombies and 50 players with some guard assistance, could do a stormwind and org instance have alliance be ghouls for org.. and reverse for the horde.
Then people will be on board and you can bring it back every couple of months for fun pvp stuff.
This King Jokumm incident made me so happy, oh my god
I used the Banana Peel toy on players in the Brawler's Guild arena, causing them to slip at a crucial moment... such as avoiding a one shot mechanic. 😈
Or in Suramar zone, I used the Teleporter toy to cause trains of bots running over it to be sent back to the refuge area and they'd get stuck there for days. 😂
Ofc, Blizzard gave both the nerf bat... 😢
LOL ok, the dreadlord going to goldshire and the erpers getting scared was funny but as soon as the goat turned and went "hey there big boy" i fuckin lost it 😂
We the WoW player base were such gremlins before that pesky social contract happened. Also those Dreadlords did gods work purging all those moonguard goldshire rpers.
"social" contract killing social interaction in wow. Go ahead, say something in chat channels, if you dare
@@heathmcrigsbyi have had literally no problems saying anything. Sure, I can't be an asshole, but I guess that's exactly what you're missing.
@@aFoolsMartyr Yea the old usual "you dont like the social contract you must miss being an asshole" yarn. It's all so tiresome. If you think a social contract is good then you will be the first to lick the boots of tyrants. It's all a slippery slope. You do realize that their reporting system is automated right? That means under the "social contract" you and 5 of your friends can silence anyone at any time for anything said.
@@heathmcrigsby then they would definitely have to improve that system, but this has nothing to do with kissing anyone's boots. It's a game and yes, this is primarily aimed at people being assholes.
It's amazing how many players found ruining other peoples experiences to be the height of entertainment.
I didn't even play on a pvp server, and you couldn't even play sometimes because there were armies of people dedicated to stalking individual players and preventing them from questing, or kiting high level mobs to them.
I get that it's a game with real social interaction, but not all of us were kids. Some of us paid for our own subscription and had limited time to play.
I've watched like everything you need to watch about easter-eggs, fun events, famous/infamous players or facts about the game but it's the first time i've ever heard the King Jokkum story, I have to admit. nice vidéo !
People in SoD are min-maxing, logging, parsing, consumable-stacking, etc a level 25 raid that is puggable in less than 3 hours (which I did yesterday)
Nothing would make me happier than to ruin their day by dispelling their boons/buffs
Crazy to hear about these events that happened so long ago. They are stories that make being an old wow player that much more special. We were there!
Vanilla really had some of the best memories because WoW had a true community back then where players and guilds knew each other. If you wanted to join an end game guild you had to fill out an application and pray you would get accepted. I was the first shaman on Icecrown in full T2 and 2.5 AQ
Thanks for sticking around Captain Grim , always loved your content!
This is what makes Classic so great. The social interactions, good and bad alike. The game isn't the same without it.
thats the best ad i've ever seen god !
just wanna say - i'm a huge fan ❤
Awesome vid. Though I never saw it, I had heard about the King Jokkum exploit.
Ok this was the first commercial in months that I have not skipped... Well played sir.
The biggest grieving I've done was during Legion. I used a certain rogue legendary and a certain trinket to become a powerful dungeon boss. It took 6 players to stop me.
I used Greenskin Wickers and Will of Valeera combined with the feint reducing ALL damage talent to also become a raid boss and wound fend off HUGE groups of players in the Gurubashi arena, while also frequently pumping out a Between the eyes + Blunderbuss one shot combo.
For me it was more reverse griefing. Doing daily’s outside of Tomb of Sargeras and I get jumped by like 5 horde. As a blood dk with like 10M health before cooldowns, it tickled.
Peppie is a real hero who understood the true meaning of "with great power, comes great responsibility". What an absolute legend, and the GMs are just as legendary for their response when he came forward. A 3-day suspension is awesome all things considered. A better era... now long passed. 😥
12:40 Getting to be remembered as "The Fifth Horseman" is the greatest honor you could possibly give someone for making a douchey troll move. Bravo.
15:30 in a way, the wedding crashers made the funeral service more memorable, so in a way, it has made the memorial purpose of such a service more long-lasting and more widely known than it would have been otherwise
Attack on King Jokkum :D that would have been something glorious.
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Glad to see [Demon Obliterator 9 Million] is being put to good use.
I haven't laughed this hard at capt grimm in awhile. thanks for making my morning brother.
cheers bro, happy to provide :)
Me too lol
Wow, that was the best ad I’ve ever seen, if only more companies and people could advertise like you. I legit want to look at displate because of you
haha cheers :) ads give me an excuse to goof around a bit lol
Peppie needs his own video. Man single handedly befriended the king of the giants and showed him the world aladin style.
Hahaha, it actually really felt like that
The griefing aspects were certainly a nuisance and for some downright game breaking. At the same time, as was stated in this video, the processes used to initiate said griefing were essentially exploits of intentionally programmed functions therefore my opinion on that is life is too short to consider such things game breaking. The shit that went down with the scourge and the Dreadlord corruption are absolutely fascinating. Again, this all was intentionally programmed in and it all was tremendously successful. Overall, Not a fan of low level grief but definitely a huge fan of memorable events like the scourge invasion and the Dreadlord corruption. That shit is Rad AF. Great video, Captain Grim. Thank you.
2:53 stress icon from Darkest Dungeon, perfection
Titans bless you for your uploads, you magnificent bastard.
The 5th Horseman was something else
I guess we ought to call that exploit King Jokkum's Bizarre Adventure. Well, I'm calling it that now. I sure hope he got to see the world before he was banished back to the Storm Peaks however.
As mount quality has also effectively dropped, I hope we get a King Jokkum mount one day. They have zero excuses after adding some really weird, wacky, and not to mention, big bastards of mounts. Might get me to play again.
So you're telling me that this Peppie guy is basically one of the only few players that created chaos on this scale? Respectable
And if I had the chance, I would do it all over again.
The funeral stuff is gold it's like wows red wedding
Why is the idea of players just yeeting themselves off a bridge cause an unknown giant is seen running at you down a hill so funny to me
Peppie GIGACHAD
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This is one of the best videos you've made in ages, more like this!
Woah haha, I'm flattered. Glad you enjoyed it that much :)
@@CaptainGrimthe community stories about players and drama are the soul of the game, they make the nostalgia skyrocket for me and others
The people who interrupted that funeral deserve all the bad karma in their lives that happened to them. I’m going to bed they would want people to give their family and friends respect if they passed away but it’s different for someone else isn’t it? Absolutely despicable people….
you have it backwards, it wasnt evil pvp'rs who invaded a funeral
it was a funeral that invaded a GAME people play for FUN keep your IRL crap out of my game
if you disagree: a similiar situation (IRL) would be to take a picture of your dead friend, family, pet, whatever going to a kids birthday, a kid youre not related to, a kid you dont know and yell at all the kids for laughing and running around while youre trying to talk about some dead person, at that point the birthday doesnt even need a clown because you come free of charge
dont drag your BS into my game and expect me to act like the bigger person
i am TRULY sorry for the friends and family that had to go through that i really am but dont put the blame on the evil players when you make it THIS FUCKING EASY to mess with you
@@vhaelen326More pathetic babbling nonsense from you. Smh
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Reminds me of the Eve Online heists. The original one I remember was a guy spending like 2 years working his way up the ranks in a corp until he finally had full access to their assets. He then cleaned them out and vanished into the ether. Instead of raking in tens of thousands of dollars worth of resources like Eve, this guy raked in tens of thousands of dollars worth of tears.
Personally I've always believed in PVP, that if a character is a certain amount of levels below you, if you choose to gank them and most likely one shot them. Then you shouldn't just loose honor, but a level. The more the level difference is, the greater the punishment. More honor loss, Conq points, to rating, or even more levels. Why? because there is no sport in it. your just being a dick.
Yeah I always had my own system of honor for that, I'd never kill someone 5 levels or lower unless it was a contested area and they didn't get the hint to leave when I was staring at them and not attacking. A karma system like Lineage 2 would have been a good idea too.
I actually roamed the Barrens as a ghoul. Tremendous fun.
Gamers today are a reflection on the world today, entitlement is rampant, and instant gratification is expected. Was so sad to see Blizz cancel the zombie event in wraths release early.
The Legion Pre-Launch event was so buggy and I fucking loved it. As a level 70 paladin, you could get the level 110 buffs from those vedors for free, and they would give you the 110 VERSION of that buff. Those world bosses, however, were scaled to *your* level, since the pre-launch was where they introduced that scaling. So here comes a level 70 Paladin swinging his stuff, and in five seconds flat kills a level 110 World Boss Demon with a Super-Crit Avenging Shield\Judgement blow.
Great vid! I remember when I was in the Wrath beta, I found a bug with a quest in Howlng fjord, or maybe grizz hills where you were given an item that when used would summon a rock golem you would then ride to do the quest. It was possible to bug this quest out by using another item (can't remember which) while ridding the golem that would dissmount you, but the golem would stay as your minion. You could repeat this indefinitely and make an army of golems. I took 50-60+ up to Zul drak to solo Thrym and suceeded. I thought about keeping quiet about it to see if it made in retail, but alas, I was a good boy and reported it..... :(
there is no charm in breaking up a funeral march. if you tried that in real life you'd most likely find yourself being the topic of a funeral march yourself. its just messed up on so many levels.
Except you know
It wasn't real life. It was a pvp zone in a video game.
@@RandomGamerCoryexcept being dick is just diagnosis
@@RandomGamerCory the person who died, died in real life. They were honoring their friend. I bet you were one of the ***hats that were on the attack?
Yeah it might have been a virtual funeral but it doesn’t change the fact that a real person died, and that real people were mourning and respecting that real death. It takes a special kind of lowlife to cause people already mourning even more grief.
@@omenpyro458 why would they do something in a game for a person who died in real life. thats fucking stupid.
Crashing a funeral in-game still makes me feel sick to my stomach. It was a real person that died. Like, show some respect for 1 damn day, pvp or not. Forgot to say, your editing is fucking phenominal lmao.
They took that risk making these plans on a PVP server. They very well could have made characters on other non PVP realms
And by the way, the person who passed away will live on much longer and in the minds of many more people BECAUSE of this
@@asmayedeus5731 That's like blaming a rape victim for wearing sexy clothes. Just don't do it.
@@astupidmonkeyygaming544 nah. It's not actually... Fucking insane sentence you constructed there, though 👏🏻
LOL! I wish I had been there to help raid that funeral too! I would have teabagged their corpse (literally) and recorded it. I would have gone down in WoW infamy as the guy who teabagged the corpse of a real corpse! LOOOOOOOOOOOLLLL!!! 😆😆😆
Lets not forget about num lock opening all the bags on hardcore during a zepelin ride.
Don't know this one, can you explain?
@@mokarokas-1727 A griefer on a zepelin said that numlock opens all bags but it starts auto walk and someone actually pressed it and fell off the zepelin.
@@Anthony54762 lol, good one! This was long ago, but I used to tell people you can change the cooking fire to being blue with alt+F4, alt+F5 for green etc.
5:58 you know, you'd think the alliance would've known to watch out for plague infected crates after Warcraft 3.... since this is exactly how they spread the plague back then..... but I guess some people just never learn, lol.
History is doomed to repeat itself for the sole reason that people get complacent. Happens everywhere you look.
I don't think most WoW players played Warcraft 3. Maybe not as much as back in the day, but I'd still bet half the players at minimum didn't play W3 during the WotLK.
Thank you for taking me back down memory lane. I miss those days.
It's fun hearing about this stuff. But I quit wow and wont ever be coming back.
Somwthing else missed about the girls funeral was held in winterfel fore the simple reason it was her favorite zone. Confirmed by her guild mates. Hopefully this clears up confusion about the fact they had the funeral in a pvp zone. There were reasons as to why it was her favorite zone (something about the aesthetics made her love it) but yeah that’s why it was held there. 🤷♂️
Nothing pisses me off more than people who play on world pvp servers and cry about being griefed when its the whole point, that's why i never will play on them lol
i wouldnt go as far to say that getting griefed is the whole point of a pvp server but i agree with your sentiment
IMO people have it backwards, it wasnt evil players ruining a funeral
it was stupid people bringing their serious IRL situations into a GAME people play for FUN, and not only did they expect everyone else to bow down to their stupid decision they also handed them the chance to ruin their day ON A SILVER PLATTER
That was the best ad I've ever seen in my life.
I agree that players being awful to each other is what makes online games great. It's much more memorable than everyone just mindlessly cooperating.
I always feels bad when I see today's generation crying about "griefing" every time someone does a harmless internet prank.
Well there's always people that speak up against those awful people too. I couldn't have acted like a 'batman' if people weren't trying to grief Honor Hold and stuff.
Man, imagine how many other incidentes happened the way the one with King Yokum, the fact that this exists and i never heard of it puts the mind to think of other exploits that might have died soon after their discovery, and could have a worldwide potential, like the most famous, one. Thanks for another great video Captain, this one was really awesome, to see all of these ways players had always been a force of chaos in WOW.
It's a shame Peppie didn't publish how to do the King Jokkum exploit.
We could've had another gloriously lulzy event on the same level as corrupted blood.
To every chaotic event like corrupted blood there must be a lawful silly one like Jokkum wild ride.
They did, it's just not for casuals it's for a community of us exploiters
If I did, not only my server would have been ruined
13:23 My favorite thing is still the tauren who instantly equips his weapon after the "Mhhm Nice day for a funeral :))))"
And now with the “social contract” no one talks in the game anymore 😂
Yeah i start playing wow in 2014 untill 2021 and i was shocked by how much people just don't socialize at all , like if your existence was bothering them , like wtf guys it's a MMO why are you rushing for the max level alone if you want to do RAIDS 😂😂😂
whats the social contract?
i didnt know i needed to see arthas obliterate a rude player yet here we are, i thank you
The Scourge invasion was and still is, the best event to happen to WoW. Everyone who disagrees is a bozo.
i still remember huddling in an abandoned house in silverpine with my friends, watching ghouls run around causing carnage just down the road. Felt like a real survival horror scenario
wooooh woooooooooh chuggachugga chuggachugga chuggachugga wooooh wooooooooh
Back during the original Scourge Invasion event, there was also a bug that completely healed you if you used your ranged auto attack as a ghoul. We started a raid group and invaded Northshire, max level characters showed up to defend, but because of the bug, it became very hard to kill those of us using it on account of being able to max heal constantly. I'm not sure it even registered as a heal, but either way, it was a full 100% reset to HP
In regards to serenity now. I still say, i cannot think of a better send off in wow. Honestly, I'd be damn touched. Truly. The most WoW of sendoffs