I have to say I’m a bit confused, and not about the tale or Becks (hope I didn’t misspell her name), but by the fact that you think that the content you produce is your biggest asset. At least in my view that is false, while I do enjoy your tales, even as a sweaty raider (retired), what I surely love the most about drama time is you, your way of telling any tale, your charisma and passion. Hell, you could be talking about pavement for an hour and I’d still listen. For me, you are the Top Gear of gaming and seeing your content is undoubtedly one of the highlights of any day. A bro fist to you Preach, may you never retire!
Aye! Preach is the biggest draw for me. I love Drama Time, don't get me wrong. But as corny as it sounds. A bit part of that is that its because its an hour straight of Preach talking about something he's passionate about.
Already I can say about 1/3 of the way through...Author, you are not a king of casuals. You are king of taking the precious little time you have on this planet and *setting it on fire* for no other reason than you can't handle a character list beyond one single character.
I always say one of the greatest things about WoW is how there's so many different ways to enjoy the game, whether it be raiding, questing, PvP, collecting pets/mounts, just running around and picking flowers, etc. This guy definitely pushed the boundaries of that, lmao.
The beginning of this guy's story was kind of similar to mine in my early days of WoW because I was indecisive and wanted to use the same names for a character on other characters when I rerolled. But then he just took the craziness to a whole new level.
I live in a third world country. Things haven't been easy. 1780 E$U could LITERALLY change my life, maybe forever. Yet this guy did... this... with that money. Truely there's nothing in the universe but chaos...
33:48 i haven't played wow in so long that i legitimately forgot that it's the full 50... i seriously kept thinking it was 15. this was not a fun memory to have revived...
I mean, technically I feel like I could be the most casual WoW player.... I leveled a Night Elf Mage to 120 in BFA and just stopped (this was also my first and only time to play WoW). I found Preach as I was always curious about WoW (and his content appealed to me the most). Stuck around and followed his content through FFXIV and his Final Fantasy journey. Occasionally been able to catch the streams live as of late. Plus Drama time is a fun time to listen to while doing other things.
I loved that story. One of the few recent tales that reminds me of the older ones in Drama Time, the properly unhinged kind 😅 And the contrast with Mike's more pragmatic and performance-oriented mindset about the game was hilarious! I also kind of identify with the author, I got into World of WarCraft for its setting, the characters, places and stories in it. I created characters, played for a bit then deleted them, just to experience that part of the game with better understanding and get the chance to see things I didn't notice before. I only ever got into raiding in Wrath because a guild was looking desperately for a shadow priest for Naxxramas, and never cared for it unless I was playing with friends - which I was lucky to have or make along. Going into any form of group content with strangers, still to this day, makes me anxious, even if it is a random Battleground. But there are so many ways to play the game that I could be playing it forever. Thankfully I have never bought a boost or anything of the sort. I haven't even used the free ones; if I haven't played a character from the start to the cap it just doesn't feel right to me. I am glad to see that there are more people that play the game in their own way 😄
Love drama time, been a UA-cam/podcast lurker for years. Since I been listening to the podcast versions mostly lately I have to remind the PG team that the rss feed need to upload earlier. UA-cam gets the new drama time several says before us podcasters. As always love the content, keep it coming ❤
I'll be honest, way back in my teenage years during wotlk, I too deleted a few characters. And I do mean only a few, because I didn't enjoy the thought of capping them as that felt like the end of the game and also suddenly got the urge to try new classes. I stopped deleting them and just moved on to creating new ones whenever I got too close to level cap. This mindset lasted maybe two or three months, whilst I continued leveling new characters. I then understood endgame still had a lot to offer and somethings I wanted to do only became available when capped, so I got over it. This guy though...had issues.
Anyone who watches Preach, or Asmon, or Bellular etc... By default could never be king of the casuals. A true casual has no idea about any out of game content.
Dude puts more time in WoW in a week than I do in a year lmao. I have been playing since Wrath and have put on average 50 hours a year in the game. I have joined a "hardcore raiding guild" one time, found out what I have to do to actually be ready for normal raids, and didn't log in for the rest of the expansion because it was too much grinding. The only important stat about gear is what it looks like. Fashion over stats is always my motto and I RPGs, I will struggle fighting strong enemies because the strong gear looks like ass and my starter weapon looks so much cooler. Bex is closer to my play style than this sweaty OP non casual
Yeah I started to feel bad about all the money I've wasted. I've been playing on and off (mostly off, thank fuck) since Wrath and have accomplished even less than the author has. And I saw a lot of myself in him. If I knew I could write up how fucking little I've done and submit it as a story, I'd have done so.
enjoying leveling that much isnt all that strange to me, I'm the same way. except I have about 17 capped characters. working on every class for both factions, over time. Not playing currently but when I go back, the journey continues!
Besides the "casual" guy being probably on at least one spectrum or another, I have to say that defining casual purely by time spend is kinda missing the mark as well. I would argue it's more about the commitment to something that makes one casual. In that regard the guy is certainly casual when it comes to his characters (seriously, this warrants some psych eval..) but he certainly seems to be commited to the game overall, giving Blizzard almost 2 grand just for character boosts (20 years of subs and 11 expansions surely mean everyone of us old guys has given Blizzard at least 1-2k as well).
I've played wow for over 15 years on and off with long breaks between, and I do the creating and deleting characters without capping them, too. For me the reason I delete them is because it's been so long I don't know how to play them anymore (not that I knew to begin with). I hate clutter on my character selection screen also. Never paid for a boost, though, can't imagine the pain of doing that and then typing 'delete'.
In my eyes, the moment you take a step beyond what the game provides you innately, you are stepping off the path of what a "casual" gamer is. Just by engaging with Drama Time means you aren't a casual. A real casual would be someone like my friend who plays FFXIV just for the story and never does any other side content. It'll also take him months to get through an entire expansion cause he can only play for a few hours a week. He has maybe 6 mounts and barely has any content outside of MSQ unlocked. His only alliance raid is the ARR ones because he needed those for obvious reasons. That is a casual.
That King of Casuals story is so fucking triggering. There's no way I believe that's real, it has to be one of the fake stories made up just to trigger anyone with brain cells.
please contact someone at blizzard to look in to this guys account. i would love to see the list of deleted characters in their database - if something like that exists (which it should, since you can restore characters at least up from a certain point)
Mike, these stories lately happen to be killing me internally.I don't even know how to process half of these stories you've been sharing lately.I'm so very concerned😂😂😂
I think the author doesn't know what casual means. Casual is those stories about players literally never capping because they play 2 or 3 hours a week tops and mostly farm herbs. Casual is seeing raid bosses via lfr one time maybe. I agree with other commenters. The author is the most hardcore noob I've ever heard of.
Healer presses a damage button and 1.5 secs later someone dies… “Wtf man, why would you be using damage spells, you are not dps, do your job and just heal” Never fails lol.
Hate to burst bubbles but of course that person is causal. Casual means non committal and indifferent/relaxed. It doesnt mean infrequent. He can play every single hour of every single day and perfectly fit the definition of casual
I'm more casual and less crazy than this dude. I didn't raid until Classic, and while I was quite the altaholic, I was not in the habit of deleting a character I wanted to take a break from leveling.
I think casual either has far too broad a meaning or has lost it entirely. To me “casual” means you don’t play often and likely don’t attempt the more “difficult” content. This isn’t to say you lack skill but that you just don’t care to put the time in. You can completely ignore half the game and hardcore grind all the minions or plants and that removes any “casual” claim. Unless I’m out of the loop I feel this interpretation of casual is the “correct” one.
God! Mulgore... I leveled my very first character (tauren paladin) in Mulgore during BFA 8.2 (Aszharra). I will NEVER level in Mulgore EVER again it is so boring!
Please, Author, if you are reading this: Play any game that has come out in the last 10 years for a better and more meaningful experience. For example, the Mass Effect Legendary Edition is often marked down to 15-25$ on Steam often enough and you can role play as a badass space commander with their own space ship flying around and saving the galaxy. All you have to do is turn the difficulty to 'story mode' and you'll have a blast. I promise you this will be a better experience than this miserable existence. Mass Effect is only the beginning. You can play Baldur's Gate 3, Legend of Zelda, Dragon Age, Uncharted, The Last of Us and many many many more... please stop please......
Never bought any character service in WoW. Ever. I just make a new character if I need to. I would rather play the game than hand over fists of cash for services that should be free. Yes I have abandoned raiding guilds who transfer, I don't care you're now dead to me for abandoning my server and killing it a little bit more. If anything these services becoming normal absolutely destroyed the Classic Vanilla spirit of the game. You made choices and you kept to them. Now everything is for sale and loyalty and ethics be damned.
Ive played since vanilla and ive never killed a current raid boss...not ONE. But I've gotten keystone hero several times. Raiding feels like a waste of time for me
Who else Just realized by watching this episode that the woman who picks the stories out is actually just in love with preach? The way she plays the game there's no other reason for her to be part of this community, especially that long ago LOL
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They don't win the most casual award but they're a serious contender for "most hardcore at doing nothing".
one must imagine sisyphus happy
King of accomplishing nothing in the long run.
I have to say I’m a bit confused, and not about the tale or Becks (hope I didn’t misspell her name), but by the fact that you think that the content you produce is your biggest asset. At least in my view that is false, while I do enjoy your tales, even as a sweaty raider (retired), what I surely love the most about drama time is you, your way of telling any tale, your charisma and passion. Hell, you could be talking about pavement for an hour and I’d still listen. For me, you are the Top Gear of gaming and seeing your content is undoubtedly one of the highlights of any day.
A bro fist to you Preach, may you never retire!
Aye! Preach is the biggest draw for me. I love Drama Time, don't get me wrong. But as corny as it sounds. A bit part of that is that its because its an hour straight of Preach talking about something he's passionate about.
Casual doesn't mean "accomplishes nothing"; he's hardcore as fuck, just pacing a gutter into the ground
That isn't casual. That is a hyper focused, hardcore sort of insanity; an exercise in futility and stupidity, that I am worse off for having heard of.
That 'casual player' isn't a casual. That's just.... not casual in any measure, holy hell.
I submit that no one can be the King of the Casuals because anyone who cares enough to go for the title cared to much to be called casual!
Thousands of hours played, thousands of dollars spent...there's nothing casual about this.
Already I can say about 1/3 of the way through...Author, you are not a king of casuals. You are king of taking the precious little time you have on this planet and *setting it on fire* for no other reason than you can't handle a character list beyond one single character.
We delete characters that we arnt going to play....ever...again.
No casual rules forever my son
I always say one of the greatest things about WoW is how there's so many different ways to enjoy the game, whether it be raiding, questing, PvP, collecting pets/mounts, just running around and picking flowers, etc. This guy definitely pushed the boundaries of that, lmao.
"There is no wrong way to play Wow" Is a saying that was proven very wrong today
The beginning of this guy's story was kind of similar to mine in my early days of WoW because I was indecisive and wanted to use the same names for a character on other characters when I rerolled. But then he just took the craziness to a whole new level.
I live in a third world country. Things haven't been easy. 1780 E$U could LITERALLY change my life, maybe forever. Yet this guy did... this... with that money. Truely there's nothing in the universe but chaos...
You would be horrified how much money gets thrown around on the most pointless of vanities. It's a different universe.
This is one of the funniest drama time episodes in a while
This story is so great that I've listened to it three times now, but each time I get slightly more worried about this person
my man spent thousands of dollars and 10 years of playtime to realize he is a roleplayer 😂 it was a tale of self-discovery
33:48 i haven't played wow in so long that i legitimately forgot that it's the full 50... i seriously kept thinking it was 15. this was not a fun memory to have revived...
I mean, technically I feel like I could be the most casual WoW player.... I leveled a Night Elf Mage to 120 in BFA and just stopped (this was also my first and only time to play WoW). I found Preach as I was always curious about WoW (and his content appealed to me the most). Stuck around and followed his content through FFXIV and his Final Fantasy journey. Occasionally been able to catch the streams live as of late. Plus Drama time is a fun time to listen to while doing other things.
I loved that story. One of the few recent tales that reminds me of the older ones in Drama Time, the properly unhinged kind 😅 And the contrast with Mike's more pragmatic and performance-oriented mindset about the game was hilarious!
I also kind of identify with the author, I got into World of WarCraft for its setting, the characters, places and stories in it. I created characters, played for a bit then deleted them, just to experience that part of the game with better understanding and get the chance to see things I didn't notice before. I only ever got into raiding in Wrath because a guild was looking desperately for a shadow priest for Naxxramas, and never cared for it unless I was playing with friends - which I was lucky to have or make along. Going into any form of group content with strangers, still to this day, makes me anxious, even if it is a random Battleground. But there are so many ways to play the game that I could be playing it forever. Thankfully I have never bought a boost or anything of the sort. I haven't even used the free ones; if I haven't played a character from the start to the cap it just doesn't feel right to me. I am glad to see that there are more people that play the game in their own way 😄
Me: think I'll go bed soon.
Mike: 21:05
Me: Nevermind, I better buckle in.
Love drama time, been a UA-cam/podcast lurker for years. Since I been listening to the podcast versions mostly lately I have to remind the PG team that the rss feed need to upload earlier. UA-cam gets the new drama time several says before us podcasters.
As always love the content, keep it coming ❤
Ah, i dont know why i thought you stopped drama time. This is great!
Bex: I have a need to pick every single herb I find.
Bex confirmed a mint picker.
I'll be honest, way back in my teenage years during wotlk, I too deleted a few characters. And I do mean only a few, because I didn't enjoy the thought of capping them as that felt like the end of the game and also suddenly got the urge to try new classes. I stopped deleting them and just moved on to creating new ones whenever I got too close to level cap. This mindset lasted maybe two or three months, whilst I continued leveling new characters. I then understood endgame still had a lot to offer and somethings I wanted to do only became available when capped, so I got over it. This guy though...had issues.
Anyone who watches Preach, or Asmon, or Bellular etc... By default could never be king of the casuals. A true casual has no idea about any out of game content.
The perfect customer: a nameless, faceless, voiceless sack of money.
Dude puts more time in WoW in a week than I do in a year lmao. I have been playing since Wrath and have put on average 50 hours a year in the game.
I have joined a "hardcore raiding guild" one time, found out what I have to do to actually be ready for normal raids, and didn't log in for the rest of the expansion because it was too much grinding.
The only important stat about gear is what it looks like. Fashion over stats is always my motto and I RPGs, I will struggle fighting strong enemies because the strong gear looks like ass and my starter weapon looks so much cooler.
Bex is closer to my play style than this sweaty OP non casual
This guy has a very bright future in government
Yeah deleting characters is such an adhd thing. I struggle with that as well 😅
Yeah I started to feel bad about all the money I've wasted. I've been playing on and off (mostly off, thank fuck) since Wrath and have accomplished even less than the author has. And I saw a lot of myself in him. If I knew I could write up how fucking little I've done and submit it as a story, I'd have done so.
enjoying leveling that much isnt all that strange to me, I'm the same way. except I have about 17 capped characters. working on every class for both factions, over time. Not playing currently but when I go back, the journey continues!
The king of casual leveled several characters and played for a few months. He does not understand what a casual is.
sounds like he was addicted to exp number going up
This is not the king of the casuals, this is an absolute fool.
Besides the "casual" guy being probably on at least one spectrum or another, I have to say that defining casual purely by time spend is kinda missing the mark as well. I would argue it's more about the commitment to something that makes one casual. In that regard the guy is certainly casual when it comes to his characters (seriously, this warrants some psych eval..) but he certainly seems to be commited to the game overall, giving Blizzard almost 2 grand just for character boosts (20 years of subs and 11 expansions surely mean everyone of us old guys has given Blizzard at least 1-2k as well).
I swear the story got worse and worse and i loved every second of it. has to be one of the best lately
Bex taking the time to flex her casual cred over the author is unexpected, but legendary
How did she find your channel? You used to do bomb class and spec guides.
I've played wow for over 15 years on and off with long breaks between, and I do the creating and deleting characters without capping them, too. For me the reason I delete them is because it's been so long I don't know how to play them anymore (not that I knew to begin with). I hate clutter on my character selection screen also. Never paid for a boost, though, can't imagine the pain of doing that and then typing 'delete'.
Ironicly noone there is casual. They are in fact very sweaty and stubborn in their own way and niche play! ^^
God damn I love drama time.
I never deleted characters. I have probably 50 total and about half are 70s
In my eyes, the moment you take a step beyond what the game provides you innately, you are stepping off the path of what a "casual" gamer is. Just by engaging with Drama Time means you aren't a casual. A real casual would be someone like my friend who plays FFXIV just for the story and never does any other side content. It'll also take him months to get through an entire expansion cause he can only play for a few hours a week. He has maybe 6 mounts and barely has any content outside of MSQ unlocked. His only alliance raid is the ARR ones because he needed those for obvious reasons. That is a casual.
That King of Casuals story is so fucking triggering. There's no way I believe that's real, it has to be one of the fake stories made up just to trigger anyone with brain cells.
please contact someone at blizzard to look in to this guys account. i would love to see the list of deleted characters in their database - if something like that exists
(which it should, since you can restore characters at least up from a certain point)
Mike, these stories lately happen to be killing me internally.I don't even know how to process half of these stories you've been sharing lately.I'm so very concerned😂😂😂
Today on this episode of Drama Time Z : The King of the Casuals breaks Preach
Not even a casual but I’m asking for bex’s hand in marriage after that.
I think the author doesn't know what casual means. Casual is those stories about players literally never capping because they play 2 or 3 hours a week tops and mostly farm herbs.
Casual is seeing raid bosses via lfr one time maybe.
I agree with other commenters. The author is the most hardcore noob I've ever heard of.
Im now curious what the casual author thinks of Warbands?...
I ... just ... wow ...
Healer presses a damage button and 1.5 secs later someone dies…
“Wtf man, why would you be using damage spells, you are not dps, do your job and just heal”
Never fails lol.
I laughed. Mulgore is my favorite. I HAVE GOOD REASONS. ...but i'm guilty too...
this guy just needs to play 14 so he can just fantasia
Farming a mount fpr ages just to never use it. Not once. Because 3 second mounting is to long. #JustDruidThings
this story ruined my day for real
Hate to burst bubbles but of course that person is causal. Casual means non committal and indifferent/relaxed. It doesnt mean infrequent. He can play every single hour of every single day and perfectly fit the definition of casual
Haven't finished the story yet and I'm already having difficulty breathing :|
Not sure how to submit my story but would love to share
1.7k euroes for character boosters.....oh my god. Blizzard's ideal player.
King of Casuals should play Classic
I'm more casual and less crazy than this dude. I didn't raid until Classic, and while I was quite the altaholic, I was not in the habit of deleting a character I wanted to take a break from leveling.
We should start a gofundme for this poor fool lmao
Nah, they deserve to be poor if they play this shit
Listening to you list out all of your individual payments to blizzard... Content
my gosh that story was infuriating and depressing
Ok, m not the greatest player ever BUT holy shit! i don't think I've face palmed this much ever!
I've never been this annoyed at the mindset of a WoW player ever. Just play something else.
....definitely NOT a cult though.... ;)
I think casual either has far too broad a meaning or has lost it entirely.
To me “casual” means you don’t play often and likely don’t attempt the more “difficult” content. This isn’t to say you lack skill but that you just don’t care to put the time in.
You can completely ignore half the game and hardcore grind all the minions or plants and that removes any “casual” claim. Unless I’m out of the loop I feel this interpretation of casual is the “correct” one.
what a story haha
My dude... You clearly want a solo experience. Just make a private server. You can level up all alone as many times as you want, for free!
This is the result of playing while being socially awkward or without friends or just being ignorant
God! Mulgore... I leveled my very first character (tauren paladin) in Mulgore during BFA 8.2 (Aszharra). I will NEVER level in Mulgore EVER again it is so boring!
That's not casual, That's just stupid.
bless bex lmao
Dwarf fan here Mike, wtf dude
Please, Author, if you are reading this: Play any game that has come out in the last 10 years for a better and more meaningful experience. For example, the Mass Effect Legendary Edition is often marked down to 15-25$ on Steam often enough and you can role play as a badass space commander with their own space ship flying around and saving the galaxy. All you have to do is turn the difficulty to 'story mode' and you'll have a blast. I promise you this will be a better experience than this miserable existence. Mass Effect is only the beginning. You can play Baldur's Gate 3, Legend of Zelda, Dragon Age, Uncharted, The Last of Us and many many many more... please stop please......
Why the hell does he need 400 race changes?
I feel much better about the number of race changes ive night lol
Either this guy is trolling or he must have some mental issue...Because, that is simply not normal.
Not king of casuals....just dumb.
And lazy
Never bought any character service in WoW. Ever. I just make a new character if I need to. I would rather play the game than hand over fists of cash for services that should be free. Yes I have abandoned raiding guilds who transfer, I don't care you're now dead to me for abandoning my server and killing it a little bit more. If anything these services becoming normal absolutely destroyed the Classic Vanilla spirit of the game. You made choices and you kept to them. Now everything is for sale and loyalty and ethics be damned.
there it is bois, the reason gaming got worse.
i think he mistakes the word casual for stupid
Mulgore is great, you are wrong. Hellfire is the worst zone in the game.
Ive played since vanilla and ive never killed a current raid boss...not ONE.
But I've gotten keystone hero several times.
Raiding feels like a waste of time for me
Why all the race changes Preach?
im sorry, i had to leave preach....the casual story just.....started making me tilt. next one eh?
Kinda weird of Bex to hijack the story like that, ngl
yeah author isnt a casual they're just lazy and probably a noob
With that much money spent remaking characters, they've gone past noob and entered nub
Who else Just realized by watching this episode that the woman who picks the stories out is actually just in love with preach? The way she plays the game there's no other reason for her to be part of this community, especially that long ago LOL
outlands sucks...
King of the Casuals? 👎
Least intelligent person to have use of both a PC and a credit card? 🫡