Stranglethorn Vale and Zul'Gurub - Music & Ambience - World of Warcraft
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- Опубліковано 29 січ 2016
- "Stranglethorn is as deadly as it is beautiful. It is inhabited by a large variety of beasts and hostile creatures that low level characters should not face alone. The primary sapient inhabitants are the Bloodscalp and Skullsplitter trolls, in the northwest and east respectively. The troll city of Zul'Gurub sits in a valley in the northeast, which was once the capital of Troll civilization in Stranglethorn. In the north is a small village controlled by the renegade Colonel Kurzen. Other inhabitants include an encampment of ogres. Off the southeast coast is Jaguero Isle, inhabited by the enormous gorilla King Mukla. There is a renegade group of sailors, known as the Bloodsail Buccaneers, who have built camps on the southwestern and southern shores of Stranglethorn Vale. A small population of Naga can be found in the southwest, and murlocs inhabit some underwater ruins in the northwest. The Venture Company also has two mining operations in Stranglethorn. In the northwest, the Zandalar Tribe has its base in Yojamba Isle. The Water Gate from Deadmines can also been seen north of Yojamba Isle, though it cannot be entered."
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The Vietnam of WoW
Dorottya Nagy they where in the trees man...
Tank, take point.
STVietnam
Funny u said that, i found a place called kurzens compound..a reference to colonel kurtz of the vietnam movie apocalypse now ; ) i dont remember its exact coordinates but its somewhere in the stranglethorn jungle
I miss old STV....
It's missing the sound of your character dying to stealthed rogues.
OMG, I used to get so pawned here, I would get so frustrated at horde camping me.... so funny looking back
ougg AAAAGGGHHH
Yeah i was pretty guilty for doing that on the bridge next to the nesingway camp
I used to play as a hordi and quested at the beach close to Gromgol, I was killed repeadedly by alliance. blood has been spilled on both sides.
Lulu Irais jesus christ the horror and memories. cant quest here lmfao i quit and went to thousand needles
All the sudden PvP.... All the ganking....
This... This wasn't a leveling zone... this was a war zone.
*Unfortunate son plays in the background*
Its still! :D
Saturday's fishing contest must be hell on pvp-realm? good that i played pve-realm. oh and then i won the northrend fishing contest some day and got the title.
Also a really weird RP area for a jungle cult. Good times..
This is where we FIGHT. This is where we may... DIE!
Fun fact: Using Arcane Explosion ANYWHERE in STV will result with de-stealthing at least 4 Rogues.
lol
Wrong
Fact: Whenever you tried that horrible attempt and went for a mana drink it is then when you will unstealth a rogue because he is raping you while you’re oom
After they kill you because rogues gang up on mages before rogues attack themselves. We rogues see mages as fresh meat, but also to avoid from blowing our cover. I usually waited for one rogue to attack and right after he kills the mage I kill him and then other rogues join in lol.
@@davida472 I prefer priests and warlocks. Rogue prefer killing clothies in general, but iceblock + frost nova + blink can be pretty annoying for rogues IMO. Until you get shadowstep anyway
where is the fun?
If you take away the pressure to level as fast as you can, listen to the music and take the time to read the quests WoW is very beautiful.
Just like life.
Takin it slow and easy, I loved experiencing the different biomes and creatures and meeting players.
Same. Each zone was its own experience. Its own vibes. Durotar, The Barrens, Eversong Woods ..
Thanks to a bunch of clowns who competes for the sake of competing, they rush thru the levels then start calling others slackers for taking their time lvling. Im one of the victims.
Yes i do read every single quest dialogue i still don't get it why people don't
Was expecting a 1-hour loop of "Fortunate Son."
It is.
main theme for a true ganker in wow
main theme for a guy camping lowbies to provoke high levels to come out and fight him.
Personally I think it's more fun to fuck with people who can't fight back.
Oh yeah, gank is my job...love it)))
Hes still waiting in the shadows after all these years, waiting for the next prey..
In my humble opinion, this is the magnum opus of WoW zones. Everything about this zone was just nailed. Excellent quest structure, excellent aesthetic (dangerous jungle filled with predatory animals and murderous trolls?), and it was the first zone that really allowed full fledged PvP engagement. Grom'gol felt like a refuge, and Booty Bay was just this perfect lawless Tortuga-esque vibrant shanty town.
Okay, gonna go fire up classic and run around.
Gaps, gulches, hills to hide on. Flat areas. It had all scenarios. I wish the whole of wow could have this giant jungle. Splitt it fictionally with some faction borders and outposts and add pvp events in these borders. If people would combine they could make the best. Just like in real world. But ego is preventing it. Everyone wants own idea, own appreciation
I still remember mornings in Stranglethorn. A good place to start your morning! Keep your head on a swivel, though!
Perfect quest structure? There were these pages we had to collect, right?
My favourites were always the pirates near Booty Bay
It was definitely one of the, if not the most memorable zone in all of WoW. I absolutely loved that arena place that happened every 3 hours. And the gankage. THE GANKAGE!!! So many good days.
*Night elf enters the zone*
"HMPH-AAAAAAAAAAAAH!"
lul
LMAO
lmao, captured it perfectly.
That's why I play night elf druid. You get to be invisible and fast.
i laughed so fucking hard at this
*Entering stealth*
3:16 "Time is money, friend."
little goblins (:
does anyone else find this extremely relaxing and also great for studying/reading? i have a lot of nostalgia with this sound track
Pretty much the same.
Just studying atm :D
Absolutely, I find it relaxing to write code to
yes it is. if you like thiis, i can recommend you some music
No but i do get ptsd from it
I guess 14 people never found all the pages ;)
that fucking book haha
Took me weeks coz I was gonna buy a few in auction house and they weren't the ones I needed so had to wait or grind
Me
Exactly.
🤣🤣🤣
When every single tree had an Undead Rogue behind it, waiting for an opportunity to gank lowbies questing.
It was always an UD rogue nothing else.
@@lpimentel89 hahaha really? for me it was always an alliance so for me it felt like no horde was ganking haha
yep..i used to log on and do this for 4-5 hours then log off
I recent that! I was a Troll rogue behind the tree!
* applying crippling poison *
lol
Stranglethorn was like a WoW character rite of passage, it always felt like I was shipping out to dangerous places where there wasn't a horde town or city around the next corner to take a break at. Instead around every corner there were angry trolls, deadly mobs and lots of monkeys either scratching their armpits in a tree or walking around with swords and fireballs.
>See level ?? horde
>Instantly Shadowmeld
>Stand there for 3 hours
>Hearth and go quest in Desolace
Yeah screw this place.
Just kill that scum thats it wtf
LMAO instant shadowmeld,
I feel that in my soul lmao
>See level ?? horde
>instantly shadowmeld
>stand there for 3 hours
>gank him with your other leveling night elf buds
lol
Good morning Vietnam!
Adrian Cronour Here!
Nostalgia why must you hurt me so often
Gotheever i kow it hurts... it hurts us all. but it does hurt in a calm way, rest in peace memmories....
After years of doubt I'm actually playing on a vanilla server !
What a great idea ! Nostalgia hurts no more (nor my wallet) ahah
I don't want to be selfish, but i actually think that the nostalgia hits most hardly the children who grew up playing wow, such as me... I was about 6 yrs old when i ran into STV and getting killed right off while crossing the Duskwood - Stranglethorn bridge as an Alliance player... Rard was my name, Rogue was I. Nostalgia is the best, yet the hardest hitting thing
Does it hurt... like a dagger in the back?
lol, I feel you man.. I could never go back although the amazing memories.. This game is required your life.
This is the greatest zone with the best music. Greatest summer of my life was playing wow Freshman year
Damn, listening to this music is like traveling through the past, all these images in my head, i could lay in my bed and continue this for HOURS, better than reading a book.
I've spent many a night atop that huge waterfall, just gazing out into the vast horizon; sometimes I'd catch a sunset or two.
At times I'd catch the sunrise by the ocean shore while fishing. I could reminisce forever with this ambience. Thank you!! Do more please!!
those were the greate days of wow indeed! i love watching over silitus and hearing the egyptian music and the sand storms with all the bugs flying around them.. so epic.. :D
won the fishing contest a couple of times. sweet memories
wow :)
keagan snow :) it’s often difficult to choose a “favorite zone”. But I feel that STV is just one of them.
TheVikingGuy - Same here! I will admit to being slightly traumatized after a raid or two in Silitus and those bugs give me nightmares now. Hehehee
I really appreciate your videos. I love that you recorded live video to go along with the sound. Also, It's great that you gave us the option with just ambience or with music too. You're doing everything right!!
+Jonathan Croft Thank you, that's very nice to hear, very encouraging.
The Flawlessness!!!
+Wei Zhao I haven't got a clue what your reply has to do with my original message. Did I miss something?
lol
I tolly agree with the comment too, this is a nice mix.
I've heard some of the others as well Everness, very nice work indeed
No idea why but this music is very easy to fall asleep to for me, I don’t have the rogue ptsd of many other people
"Everyone Has a Plan Until They enter Stranglethorn Vale" Mike Tyson
Fr?
Where is the character dying sound?
bahahah I can hear it right now... My NE female going "Wahh!!" as she falls dead
Aaaah trying to get to Kalimdor with your leve 20 char. The good old days.
gorilla: hoo hoo hoo hoo
tiger: rrrggggg
*smack* *smack*
me: "muh huaaah"
me: rez sickness or run back?
Exploration was my favorite part of this game and STV did not disappoint. It was such a contrast to dreariness of Duskwood, though the two shared a border. You really felt the change in atmosphere once you crossed that threshold. I was so out of my depth when I ran to Booty Bay, but it was thrilling at the same time. So much fun was had.
I'm at that critical moment in my life where I'm not sure whether playing wow was a waste of time and life chances or it was worth my years. What is certain though is that it's beautiful.
WoW wasn't a waste of time. Honestly it probably prepared you for the proper modern era where everyone has to community digitally and being cool with that. Also remember that money isn't everything and that your in-game experiences were likely more rewarded than IRL could've been at the time. I miss it badly and my kids now and envious of my memories of the Classic-WoW era
If something has intrinsic value to you and you mentioned is beautiful - then yes it was worth it. Perhaps it was just what you needed at the time - and that's why you were attracted to it. Now you can hear the sound of your childhood/teenage years playing in the background. As for life chances - it's never too late. Whatever it is you want - it's yours to grab it. Have a good day brother
@Aleph Va So, how do you think about it 3 years later? I quit playing after Pandaria, but had my peak during Burning Crusade and gradually played less afterwards. I played so much back then that I never seriously played games afterwards, it was enough for the rest of my life. :-) Now 7 years later I really think it was a very special and unique experience in life and I mention it as one of my favorite things I did in my life. So my conclusion is that it was not a waste of time for me personally. I regularly come back listening to these soundtracks, especially while I'm working. But for me it's not repeatable and I don't even try, that's why I didn't seriously play any computer games since then. Nowadays I prefer to spend my time learning a bit Koine Greek, so I tried to decipher a few verses of your profile haha...
Power on our lives is stolen from us IRL then the system is selling us a virtual one, a fake copy made from 0 and 1 that reduces our desire to its representation, all of that to make us bear with our condition, take it as eternal and never stand again for a real and human life.
That merchant system is using our passions, our emotions, our thirst of discovering and desire of community, that's why it feels good AND bad at the same time my dude.
A thing is only a waste of time if you did not enjoy it or if it's not leading to enjoyment :P For example working is not always fun, but you do it for money. Practising something hard is not always fun but you do it because in the end you will be able to play guitar.
And some things you just do for enjoyment like eating a cake or reading a book on the beach or talking bs with your friends. WoW is that. If you did not enjoy it, then it's a waste of time. A waste of time is something that gives you no enjoyment and leads you down a bad path or does not lead to enjoyment later.
Aaah...the constant running from the graveyard back to your corpse.
My times in Azeroth are probably forever over and the old feeling of wonder and adventue will never come back, but yout videos make me reexperience all those feeling and help me calm down and get focused on my studies. Those Kind of videos are what I've been looking for for a long time. Thank you for your work, I hope you'll get back to Warcraft-stuff after you are done with Overwatch!
Thank you! I will most definitely go back to WoW videos, but I need a certain program to be updated first. That's what holding me back.
Hooray :-)
Everness spread the word... nostalrius classic wow is online soon! the legacy continues, true feeling of nostalgia can be experienced!
This is exactly how I feel.
Couldn't have said better.
How…. How can that song Bring back so many memories, not Gonna lie, wow has such a big place in my hearth
Though I had to quit WoW because it was a huge time suck I do miss the pretty scenery and the ambiance. Half the fun was just wandering around to the music.
That's exactly it. WoW became my second life. It was getting to the point where it became my only life. The people.. The experiences.. The moments I shared with others and experienced in this game can never be replaced.
That’s what wow is supposed to be. An alternative world where you live.
The music perfectly encapsulates that sense of wonder, mystery and unease. Alliance players typically came here after questing in Duskwood and PvP wasn't really a thing until then. Also the open spaces and many obstacles (trees, hills, ruins, etc.) made it possible for you to charge into an enemy and suddenly be confronted with three, just because those three trolls were hiding behind a tree.
Oh man, childhood ❤playing all night, looking for those damn scrolls for Ernest 😂
I mostly remember the music from doing the Stranglethorn Fishing Extravaganzas on a relaxing Sunday afternoon. Yes, there was a lot of PvP, but that made having friends only better.
Ah. My most feared, dreaded and at some point eventually, loved leveling zone.
What joy I had listening to your music while hearing my own death sound over and over.
Truly much more immersing and blood boiling times than what you get in MMO's nowadays.
These videos are amazing for studying. I've been off WoW for years and unfortunately will never go back, but the music composition is beautiful and perfect for concentrating! Thanks for uploading these great videos!
Ever got back since you wrote the comment? Im hoping u did 😊
@@doubleg8279 MMO's are huge time sync, which isn't as available as adult as when you're in the 14-25 years range. That's one the reasons I never went back. There could be other reasons, like Blizzard being on the downfall for many years now, the controversies and scandals involving their bosses, and the fact that many of WoW's MMO mechanics and gameplay elements are very dated by now.
Playing this game as a kid leveling up on a PVP server was the most fun I've ever had playing a video game
8:27 and...reactivating my account ...
After 5 mins: "What an awesome video" ... After 55 mins: "Re-activating subscription" ... FU! Cheers anyway.
LOL congrats! just thinking the same :P
wow isn't the same anymore. if you want to experience stv go to elysium not legion
Its not at all. I miss lvl 60 and BC days. I still have dreams about the glory days. Such a shame :(
stop saying that... Wow is the same as long as you play like you did back then. I still enjoy doing new characters and roleplaying everywhere.
Those were the best days. It died out after 70+ IMO
Lots of good and infamous memories are had with this place. This place is awesome to level in, the PvP is fun when there are max level wars going on, and it’s got so much content for a wide level range.
If you grinded Stranglethorn for 10 years like me, this epic ambience is the vibe to get that work grind poppin' 💯🔥
By far my favourite zone/music, and the one that had the most lasting impact. For me, this is where the game truly took off and I became invested.
Words cannot explain the nostalgia and the great feeling I get when jamming this specific one.. I remember accidentally taking the zep to STV as a lowbie and the raptors were Level ?? Beasts lol
The last words of a player in STV vanilla - "Rogue On Me...
"
Those memories! The days I spent in Strangethorn with my hunter..
I discovered this just recently, but I want you to know that your videos will be the constant soundtrack of my WarCraft-themed DnD sessions from now on, starting from this one! Thanks man, awesome work!
+Francesco Mapelli 💛🏰🐉
When I’m was like 14 years old spent all my time in STV and gank with online friends.
Good old times :(
at 5:00 a random player jumps into the water xD
A St0rmRage haha
My all time favorite zone, period.
The jungle, the sun and the pirates. Booty Bay should've been a major point of interest. Back in the day it was crowded and I really loved visiting it. Now it's not that much visited but still has a very special place in my heart. The music that plays in this whole zone is fantastic, one of the best in the entire game in my opinion.
Spent way too much time in this area, I always thought it was so much fun
This place was single handedly responsible for many of my vest memories of wow. The low lvl pvp in the open world was such a big flavor. We strictly fought low lvl pvp and hunted the alliance with hunter tracking. Oh the sound of gunshots and screaming night elves. The first two handed windfury proc on a mage. The tense wait for the rogue to appear. Good times
9:35 through 11:00 this the most fantastical collection of sound I have ever heard.
100% my exact thoughts. If I'm ever flying through stranglethorn and this track starts I make sure to listen to it before continuing
Ok it’s from cata not classic
Fantastic work!
I've shared this video with all my friends because I couldn't help but share the passion and love for this music. Thank you for creating such amazing songs!💋
memories coming up ... after studying i'll definitely pick up this game again. The world created in this game is unbelievable. hope the game isn't dead by then.
docile yet dangerous ! well done.
i always imagined this song "should feel special" but i didnt think so.
until I started the video.
then i could understand what it was.. .
there was a time when, finally hearing this music ment that, you were nearing the level cap, you FINALLY were high enough for a mount, you were almost near the high end.
this was the music that was introducing you to the later parts of the game. i could feel that and remember that, after hearing the music.
and for that feeling, it was a special soundtrack. simple but meaningful.
I always looked forward to STV when I levelled my characters. It was definitely my favourite zone.
+MrR0cksor Exactly. My first character was on a pve server and I loved STV then. Now, with all (or almost all) private servers being pvp servers, getting through STV is horrible XD
I remember looking for Nightblade for ages! So many memories.
God I wish I could play old WoW for the first time again
24:06 was always my favorite part when I would level here
This game was my second home for many years of my adolescence.
So many good memories from this zone during vanilla. You were actually starting to get to a decent level and would see enemy players regularly. Quests killing pirates were epic. There was so much to explore and navigate through. I remember getting the cold blood talent seemed so cool and I would just camp in stealth along a path in the woods and wait for some lower level ally to walk by. Good times.
Yes you are what they call
The rogue ganker
When you're doing Kurzen compound quests and the bushes start speaking orc...
Me trae recuerdos cuando mis amigos y yo estábamos en Gurubashi... recuerdo que nos reiamos, nos enfadabamos y llorabamos juntos..... Los echo de menos 😔😔💕😫😫😭😭
I started playing wotlk wow when i was 6 years old, i didnt really knew a single word in english so my dad helped me out in terms of creating character, using the ,,options" tool etc.. I always liked guys with knives so i made myself a human rogue. I wanted to do a night elf rogue but i didnt knew how to switch from one race to another so i just locked in my Human called ,,Rard". Yeah, randomized name and what? I loved my character so much, doing all these quests in Elwynn, accidentally passing the south river and met a bunch of ?? spiders and wolves haha i loved it. I also remember how i randomly ran onto Hogger and i was really confident about killing him. Shamefully, it was the hard to kill-before Cataclysm hogger so i had no chance, and i joined a group of literaly 4 mages and we destroyed that suckass. Goldtooth was also really hard to kill, not because he was hard, it was cause when you entered the mine, you accidentally pulled about 3 of these kabolds and rogue was very bad for killing multiple enemies at the same time... I stopped playing wotlk at about lvl 42, remembering the old Stranglethorn, it were some great times running the first time into Booty bay, being ganked all the time and accidentally started attacking some horde guy and being demolished by the booty bay guards. Great times. Now im 14 and i dont regret a single minute passed while playing WoW!
17 Now, its actually not painful at all read this text after the younger me :D
Haha cool story. Some of my best memories are from wow, not that i don't have awesome memories IRL. But when i die, i'll prolly think about Azeroth.
wow
I cried when I read your comment
It reminds me of my age when I played wow
@@PresidentialWinner exactly mate!! sadly im starting to forget memories from my childhood even though im only 17, but i'll still remember the most important things, from both life and wow! :D
@@Dorunr21 aww
I want to add to this. It was actually my uncle who gave me the inspiration to WoW. When I was about 3 or 4 i always wanted him to create new character for me with the "Create Character" button, it was my biggest desire :) i also remember him walking into blackrock caverns dungeon in burning steppes i think, as a horde. It was about 2005 or 2006 back then, i was about 3 to 4 years old. Omg he played horde back then very back then but then he got to alliance, especially draenei and played draenei shaman since then. :) My uncle was one of the biggest people in my life when I was small... :)
I've been the hunter and then hunted around STV and both were great fun
9:40 Once I sat in the middle of the jungle and had closed my eyes then the song just started to drain into my soul.
Thank you so much for posting these, I find them so relaxing and nostalgic.
+Joe shybert My pleasure! I have plans on eventually making videos for every zone, so you may want to stick around :)
Story: I was 14 maybe 15, playing Everquest; I had played EQ since 1999, then diablo II, lvl 98 hc conc barb. 60 necromancer classic EQ. I used to play Tides of Darkness over at my grandfathers on his nice pentium III intel pc....then Warcraft 3 came out. Nelf Archer will always be my waifu; but in WoW Tauren all the way. Name was Draegoloth (creature in DnD). Warrior Class.
Nothing like nostalgia almost causing a novel; nothing like the good days when camping gurubashi arena with immovable object/(certain weapon) then hot swapping to Revenge before it was patched with Sul'Thraze the Lasher Sword (from shimmering flats dungeon...come on guys...)
The Ocean couldnt contain the amount of salt accumulated
*Hope this kind of music never ends*
Oh what fantastic memories of RUNNING from the very top of STV to Booty Bay just to hand a quest in, then all the way back - When you got your mount at 40, and WoW was still pure.
Prob one of my favorite zones from classic i just love the feel of the zone
I just love this. Always remember my time I spent in this zone. Leveling, Ganking, Gurubashi, the auction house where I can trade with the opposite faction, zul-gurub and much more :D
This is great for tabletop rpg ambience. Thank you so much for uploading these videos!
I just love all your Videos. As I don't really find time to play the game I spent my whole teenage period on anymore, it's a great opportunity to feel nostalgic. What do you think about making a zul aman video, maybe including ghost lands. I loved zul aman incredibly, the music and this whole atmosphere was just gorgeous, especially with the last boss yelling through the instance to make you feel the urgency of your mission. Would love to see more raid/instance videos too, as these are probably places that I spend the most emotional evenings in. Love you
these comments are great, the nostalia is great. thank you for all of these uploads.
shut up and take my feel
One word.....
Ganking
This is awesome dude :D I had to write a story for school about jungle adventures so i turned on this and it helped me a lot :) thanks man :D
I'm on a binge with these WoW zone tunes
it’s 2 am for me right now, and as i was about to fall asleep my brain projected the “WOOP... woop” sound at 2:20 and I just HAD to hear it before I went to bed. this is just such a nostalgic place for me and I miss it pre-cata. can’t wait for classic so I can die every 5-10 minutes and end up having to wait 2 minutes until I can revive due to being ganked so much. it’s the little things
''Every man has got a breaking point. You and I have. Colonel Kurzen has reached his and very obviously, he has gone insane. When you find colonel infiltrate his team by whatever means available and terminate the colonel's command''
One of my favorite zone.. interesting quests, and good battles.
Real nostalgy... Thank You. I would love to live there!
Remember the skirmishes that sometimes would erupt between guild raid groups preparing to raid Zul'Gurub that instead ended up in all out war and no raid.
Icing on the cake, was the time a belf hunter forgot to get the poison from the first boss cleansed from his pet before putting it away. Led to a full blossomed pandemic on the alliance side when he summoned it in Stormwind. The poison spread by proximity and spread if not cleansed and the pet started heroically spreading... Blizz tried hotfixes, restarting servers eventually having to do a hard reset, restoring the game to the version before the poison was introduced. Eventually patching the problem away.
After resurrecting death was pretty much a given no matter, as the taverns where full most caught the plague instantly. Soon most tried gy ress to avoid crowds, but ofc those where also filled with others trying the same thing. Never before or after, have I seen a so crowded gy.
As the only cure for the debuff was cleansing, which only at the time Paladins had access to. Many a Paladin died when going to dense areas trying to cure those infected.
Fun times
I listen to wow music and read the comments
What I can say is that I only see nostalgia!
We all want to go back in time and play world of warcraft
As if we were living in an unreal world of beautiful but more beautiful than reality
Add the sound of a stealthed rogue every 2-5 seconds and it will be perfect.
I even played Warcraft Classic bringing back memories but it was not like before with your friends and it is the first time you see the area and there are many, many players with you on both sides
Now the players are few and I play alone all my friends left the game after Burning Crusade
If I had a wish, I would go back in time to 2007, not to restart the game without my friends and millions of other players.
In my honest opinion, one of the best zone music in the game! Miss the time when I would sneak around clothers in Booty Bay with my druid and then get busted by the goblin bruisers!
Best zone in all of early Wow, hands down. You'd never know what to expect! Second major zone (right after Hillsbrad) where PvP took place.
Every time i leveled a character i was happy to reach the level to enter stranglethorn..one of my favorite areas.. I remember the first character i leveled there and i was standing next to a full Zul Gurub raid group. I also dropped the fiery axe (epic random drop) with strenght on it and i was wearing it as a hunter :)
hunter weapon mem?
Vanilla wow music is the all time best.
I could play a whole expansion in the Stranglethorn Vale style.
aww man I loved this place!!! NOSTALGIA!
man the experience of being a lvl 15 horde character and being like "I wonder where this ship in ratchet goes" and end up exploring a cool new area whilst trying to avoid people ganking you was amazing
Thanks for all your work!
so chilling music. No wondering why I loved so much this game.
God damnit. This is the one that got me. NOTHING was better than ganking STV as a level 30-40 warrior