3:56 "The black liquid known as oil" :D 4:15 "Is well supplied with the precious black substance that your tankers have amassed" Damn orcs... I geuss there isn't much of that stuff in Draenor lol
I remember playing this for the first time as merely a toddler... huh, many years ago! By the time, my English was very poor (understood such words as "knight, castle, farm, barracks, shipyard, build, destroy, attack" and nothing more- but I loved to hear this HUMAN narrator (since W2 up to WoW I'm an Ally forever!) speaking in epic way things I used to believe were an epic story...
The hammy, terrible "English" accent spoken by the "alliance" narrator was awesome. As a child I could mimick the "American failing hard at Received Pronunciation whilst sounding as hammy as possible" perfectly. Alas a life time of speaking properly has rendered me unABLE to SPeak in Such an ObSCENE way.
+Smok The man who voiced the human narrator is Bill Roper, a big fish in Blizzard's pre-WoW titles, and he filled various and sundry voice roles in those games during his tenure at the company. In addition to voicing the Human narrator, he also voiced the Orc narrator, as well as the Footman, the Peon, the Grunt, and all the sea units. Before Warcraft 2, he provided every bit of voice dialogue you hear in Warcraft 1, Human and Orc alike, both in missions and in cinematics. Yeah, his accent was pretty wonky, but his voice was a fixture of the Warcraft series, and it just doesn't feel right playing a Warcraft title without hearing him.
As kids have an ear for accents I was actually able to speak like that after playing this game religiously. Was so cool, I wish I kept at it, he just sounds so cool (it's a quasi medieval British accent performed by an American so kind of difficult to do as an adult who knows the difference and clear separation between the two types of English).
This was the first RTS game I think I ever played, and I was about 8 years old. My father made it look easy, but it took me about a decade to beat it without cheats.
@blackwolfsky I mentioned that in the video info: the first two games (Warcraft I & II) have alternate endings. The official story, however, is that orcs won Warcraft I and humans retreated north.
FINALLY I get to see what happens at the end of the Human campaign. When my brother played through this game he managed to win as both the Orcs and Humans. However, when he got to the Human ending, the game would freeze up and then shut off.
@kingsomark Yep, it's called "Intro". You can find the MIDI file around the internet or extract a (shorter) version of the song from the Warcraft III editor.
Dude I just started playing this again today! But for some reason the voice over does not work on the briefing screens and the in game videos do not work! SOOO thanks so much for putting this together! All I have to do is alt tab and watch this, so useful man!~
They ravaged the southern regions (including Dalaran I believe) and up to Quel'Thalas, but by the time the Horde reached the Capital City Gul'dan had betrayed Doomhammer and had taken a portion of the Horde to the tomb of Sargeras. Doomhammer is then forced to split his army, part of it going to kill Gul'dan while the rest sieges the Capital. It is not enough, and the Horde loses the battle, then is driven further and further south. So if by "destroyed" you mean "fully conquered", then no.
I totally agree with you.. and in WarCraft II, the Humans drove the Orcs back, to the Dark Portal... :) it's a very nicely written story altogether... WoW brings shame to it all!
@blackwolfsky the orc ending in warcraft 1 was correct and the human ending in war 2 was correct. thats why in warcraft 3 they had each races campaign in a order.
Given how the map of the eastern kingdomes look one must wonder what great sea did the hord sail across? Seems like they went along the shoreline and thats not really a big achivmeant...
One comment I have, and it seems to be related to the Battle.Net edition of Warcraft 2... in the Horde's finale cinematic from the Tides of Darkness campaign, King Terenas (or at least who I assume is meant to be Terenas) is barely animated at all. I don't have the Battle.net edition, but Terenas is fully animated, leaning forward at the initial rumble, and looking to his soldiers with a nervous "Guards...?", and visibly terrified for the entirety of his closeup.
They streamlined the story in the Tides of Darkness novel. Gul'dan's arc remains, but his treason costs Doomhammer victory over the Alliance (so Capital City doesn't fall). Then the Horde is pushed back to the Dark Portal.
Scrotus Maximus Thanks! I knew that because of Gul’dan betrayal, Doomhammer’s chance to conquer Lorderon was sealed. I think if I would like to more, I need to read the novel to boot.
Lore-wise, The Grand Alliance of Lordaeron won. Certain things didn't really happen due to Orgrim Doomhammer aiming to take down Lordaeron, only. He didn't launch any serious attack at Stromgarde, Ironforge, as in siege. Tho' the Horde had more odds, and would of had won if Orgrim didn't have such a poor choice of tactics, and if Gul'dan didn't betray the Horde. Basically, Alliance was lucky. The Horde wanted easy, quick victory. Read novel "Tides of Darkness" For more information.
So i've just start reading warcraft/wow's story and i have a question.After the destroying of the great portal,who establish it after that, so we have it in wow?
I came here to see how far warcraft reached in the lore, it seems it covered both warcraft 1 and 2 (the only two warcraft games i didnt play). Looking forward to arthas and the scourge if it indeed is next movie
It didn't cover Warcraft II at all. In fact, they still have some stuff from Warcraft I and from between the games to show, in particular Stormwind's destruction, Orgrim taking over the Horde etc. I don't know if this is worth taking about at this point, since the movie doesn't appear to do very good in the cinemas (which is a shame), but at some point the director talked about up to 6 movies, which makes me believe that he might have envisioned Warcraft I + II as a trilogy separate from Warcraft III. This could go well with the early emphasis of Thrall if they expect to finish the presumptive 3rd movie with the forming of the new Horde, sort of like telling the story of the orcs' fall and redemption. And we would have the Alliance expedition into Draenor to look forward to :D
I'd say both Warcraft 2 and Warcraft 3 took themselves equally seriously. The jokes came mainly when you clicked on units too many times. The reason Warcraft 3 might feel freakier, is because so much of the first half relates to AN INCURABLE ZOMBIE DISEASE. That's a lot harder to fight, than the conventional world war we see in Warcraft II.
thralls horde was very good (even old forsaken had a goal to stop the lich king) but now with garrosh's orcs, and windrunners Forsaken (new scourge) the horde are once again the evil faction in wow, Garrosh seeks to rule over all of kalmidor (the place where the orcs dont even belong) and Forsaken want all to be undead and to serve under her banner (sounds familiar)
Weird, I've always felt that War3 took itself a bit more seriously than War2. War2 was constantly funny, despite the gruesome things that happen in its lore. WoW sadly sacrificed lore in favour of gameplay.
Is this game still a good buy, despite its age? I could run the PSX version via ePSXe or use my mother's old windows 98 laptop to run the PC version. You think it's worth getting?
Places from Warcraft 2 I want in the game: Zul'dare, Crestfall, Tomb of Sargeras... Tomb of Sargeras should be a CoT event! That or the raid on Caer Darrow
By time they changed lore so much, the hell ? according to chronicles book volume 2 and ingame lore books too horde retreated from lordaeron was pushed back further to blackrock mountain where they fiercely battled and humans won pushing back orcks to the dark portal later , i wonder if those cinematics are about the " what could have been "
Corvus Clamor in WC 2 wins the side that you play. But after realesing the WC 3 and then WoW they had to do one lore. And they decide to let orcs win the first war and human the second, then orcs were put to the prison. But thrall helped them to escape to kalimdor. Orgrimmar were builded and the horde as we can see it now was forged.
I need some assisstance, i have the game working with dosbox, including the "beyond the dark portal" expansion, but i cant get to any cinematics after i finish a quest, am is supposed to download something in order to make the cinematics appear? or are the cinematics not even included in the game, but can be found here in youtube? please help. P.S before begining a quest, (when a voice of an orc or human tells you the objective of the quest) i cant hear any talking, i can only see the quest objective's text slowly scrolling down. how can i fix this?
I wonder how this had been if the original idea to merge blizzards warcraft 2 with westwoods command and conquer - red alert as a game when the horde use the dark portal to attack earth and have gdi defend against the alien assault. (thats what the line "experimeant with the portal" in the orc victorycutscen mean) As more proof of this there are a leveleditor with a orc and a gdi soldier on cd-rom. What do you guys think?
@Falchion1984 that depends on how much patience you have for an outdated user interface/ control scheme. Oh and graphics of course. Otherwise it's still a great game.
How shall we interpretate this cronology? If we start playng the orcs campaign, the orcs kill king terenas and burn the castle, then the human campaign starts thereafter in Loarderon? and king terenas order me to secure the shores of loarderon
The two campaigns overlap partially. Moreover, the orc ending has not been retained in the official story. Due to having to divert some of his forces to punish Gul'dan's traitors (seen in the Orc Mission XII), Doomhammer ends up losing the siege on Lordaeron's capital city. The orcs are then pushed south, back to the Dark Portal (seen in the Human Act IV missions). Check out this link for details on the official story: wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/Second_War
@@ScrotusMaximus69 Yes i see the pre and re overlap in missions like "The Battle for Nethergarde and "The Rift Awakened" maps look the same, never saw this as a child Also i only see the credit text after the human ending also, so that settles my question Wowpedia "Invasion of Draenor" text however must be fanmade postconstructions in the story to give world of warcraft story a raison d'être that goes around right? I wont legit it!
@@ScrotusMaximus69 when i direct linked to wowpedia youtube removed the comment afterwards as vengeance, how did you get away with direct linking above?
@@rallykalle8852 You can check the sources in the footnotes, just like on Wikipedia. Most of the content from Wowpedia is taken from (or at least based on) official Blizzard sources. In this particular case, the story has been ordered by Blizzard in a compendium published on the old World of Warcraft website (around 2004 I think), as well as in a book from the „Chronicles” series (published in 2016).
The first generation of Death Knights were undead soul constructs imbued by warlocks using soulstone to implant themselves into the corpses of fallen palidans.
just read the books, tides of darkness and so on,.... but in the books they never destroyed dalaran or capital city (Loarderon) strange why they do here. in the books they loose the siege of capital city because of guldan fleeing with his clan and trollbane blocking paths for orc reinforcements in alterac
Most likely in the books they tried to make the stories of the orc and human campaigns more mutually compatible. Hence, they took pieces from each of them while leaving other pieces out.
@SilentSkys I feel you brother, I fucking LOST my damn disks long time ago D: now its either bought VIA ebay, or take risky website(s) to grab the original D:
3:56 "The black liquid known as oil" :D 4:15 "Is well supplied with the precious black substance that your tankers have amassed" Damn orcs... I geuss there isn't much of that stuff in Draenor lol
I remember playing this for the first time as merely a toddler... huh, many years ago! By the time, my English was very poor (understood such words as "knight, castle, farm, barracks, shipyard, build, destroy, attack" and nothing more- but I loved to hear this HUMAN narrator (since W2 up to WoW I'm an Ally forever!) speaking in epic way things I used to believe were an epic story...
MccSejer"Grab your sword and fight the Horde!"
Zag zag
Heh, I'm the same. Although I stuck with horde. But the human narrator is badass.
The hammy, terrible "English" accent spoken by the "alliance" narrator was awesome. As a child I could mimick the "American failing hard at Received Pronunciation whilst sounding as hammy as possible" perfectly.
Alas a life time of speaking properly has rendered me unABLE to SPeak in Such an ObSCENE way.
+Smok The man who voiced the human narrator is Bill Roper, a big fish in Blizzard's pre-WoW titles, and he filled various and sundry voice roles in those games during his tenure at the company. In addition to voicing the Human narrator, he also voiced the Orc narrator, as well as the Footman, the Peon, the Grunt, and all the sea units. Before Warcraft 2, he provided every bit of voice dialogue you hear in Warcraft 1, Human and Orc alike, both in missions and in cinematics.
Yeah, his accent was pretty wonky, but his voice was a fixture of the Warcraft series, and it just doesn't feel right playing a Warcraft title without hearing him.
This game, and WarCraft 1, are metal as fuck.
Davikissel
This is so extremely hammy. I love every word.
Yep it was ridiculously awesome. Imagine a child in the 90s playing this, it was mind blowing.
Human narrator. Best. Voice. Ever.
The voice is Bill Roper. And for those of us who grew up with Warcraft and Warcraft II, he was a very important part of the experience!
Epic human narrator is epic.
As kids have an ear for accents I was actually able to speak like that after playing this game religiously. Was so cool, I wish I kept at it, he just sounds so cool (it's a quasi medieval British accent performed by an American so kind of difficult to do as an adult who knows the difference and clear separation between the two types of English).
This was the first RTS game I think I ever played, and I was about 8 years old. My father made it look easy, but it took me about a decade to beat it without cheats.
Yuilen yeah the old games. They ere not easy as today. Back in the 90s games were actually a challenge to complete
Hold me nostalgia T.T...Btw, the "Thanks to" section of the credits was both awesome and hilarious , "The Mighty Thor" "NIN" , thanks for the upload
@blackwolfsky I mentioned that in the video info: the first two games (Warcraft I & II) have alternate endings. The official story, however, is that orcs won Warcraft I and humans retreated north.
Great job uploading these, I missed them badly with my WC2 missing the sound in the briefings..
this is simply exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. Hope you did the same for the sequels... really nice.
My childhood.
Thank you for uploading.
FINALLY I get to see what happens at the end of the Human campaign. When my brother played through this game he managed to win as both the Orcs and Humans. However, when he got to the Human ending, the game would freeze up and then shut off.
Gameplay: the side that you play. Lorewise: humans.
Thanks for the uploads.
Love this. Glorious!
@kingsomark Yep, it's called "Intro". You can find the MIDI file around the internet or extract a (shorter) version of the song from the Warcraft III editor.
Dude I just started playing this again today! But for some reason the voice over does not work on the briefing screens and the in game videos do not work!
SOOO thanks so much for putting this together! All I have to do is alt tab and watch this, so useful man!~
i would be honoured to serve this guy at a drivethrough just to hear his voice again
OneWeirdDude
You talking about the catapult shooting up, stealing a catapult, or killing a blimp somehow being a noteworthy achievement?:p
They ravaged the southern regions (including Dalaran I believe) and up to Quel'Thalas, but by the time the Horde reached the Capital City Gul'dan had betrayed Doomhammer and had taken a portion of the Horde to the tomb of Sargeras. Doomhammer is then forced to split his army, part of it going to kill Gul'dan while the rest sieges the Capital. It is not enough, and the Horde loses the battle, then is driven further and further south.
So if by "destroyed" you mean "fully conquered", then no.
I totally agree with you.. and in WarCraft II, the Humans drove the Orcs back, to the Dark Portal... :) it's a very nicely written story altogether... WoW brings shame to it all!
terenas1986 even vanilla-wotlk?
@S2076 Was some of that corrected in the Battlenet or the PSX version? Well, in any case, thanks for the tip.
@blackwolfsky the orc ending in warcraft 1 was correct and the human ending in war 2 was correct. thats why in warcraft 3 they had each races campaign in a order.
So I guess you are actually Turalyon in Tides of Darkness! Nice, just like you find out later you were Artanis in the original Protoss campaign.
I always wondered what happened to oil in WC3.
Seeing that opening makes me feel like a kid again...
Lorewise human wins. I guess to compensate for their loss in WC1 :P
I absolutely love the way he says dragons
In the cinematic prefacing Human Act III, something happens that couldn't in actual gameplay, I think.
Given how the map of the eastern kingdomes look one must wonder what great sea did the hord sail across? Seems like they went along the shoreline and thats not really a big achivmeant...
@kingsomark Which track do you mean? The intro cinematic one is simply called "Intro" afaik.
One comment I have, and it seems to be related to the Battle.Net edition of Warcraft 2... in the Horde's finale cinematic from the Tides of Darkness campaign, King Terenas (or at least who I assume is meant to be Terenas) is barely animated at all. I don't have the Battle.net edition, but Terenas is fully animated, leaning forward at the initial rumble, and looking to his soldiers with a nervous "Guards...?", and visibly terrified for the entirety of his closeup.
I wish i could play these old warcraft games : /
Black Rok Spayah! Love it.
"No pixels were harmed in the making of this game."
at this point, its too early to tell, but In the Xpac it is the humans that won.
My childhood.
I wonder which event did happen. For example, we knew Gul'dan did raise the tomb of Sageras, but the fall of Lorderon didn't happen in Warcraft 2.
They streamlined the story in the Tides of Darkness novel. Gul'dan's arc remains, but his treason costs Doomhammer victory over the Alliance (so Capital City doesn't fall). Then the Horde is pushed back to the Dark Portal.
Scrotus Maximus Thanks! I knew that because of Gul’dan betrayal, Doomhammer’s chance to conquer Lorderon was sealed. I think if I would like to more, I need to read the novel to boot.
Lore-wise, The Grand Alliance of Lordaeron won. Certain things didn't really happen due to Orgrim Doomhammer aiming to take down Lordaeron, only. He didn't launch any serious attack at Stromgarde, Ironforge, as in siege. Tho' the Horde had more odds, and would of had won if Orgrim didn't have such a poor choice of tactics, and if Gul'dan didn't betray the Horde. Basically, Alliance was lucky. The Horde wanted easy, quick victory. Read novel "Tides of Darkness" For more information.
Wow, old school... nice... :D
@LordSmokeVideos Already did, for Christmas. Good advice though. And, I'm already through the first human campaign. Thanks for the reply.
Epicness ensues...
So i've just start reading warcraft/wow's story and i have a question.After the destroying of the great portal,who establish it after that, so we have it in wow?
MY CHILDHOOD
anyone come here after the warcraft movie to see what happens next if they do sequels?
Lol Me :D
lol, I did
I came here to see how far warcraft reached in the lore, it seems it covered both warcraft 1 and 2 (the only two warcraft games i didnt play). Looking forward to arthas and the scourge if it indeed is next movie
Gavin Stevens It didn't seem to cover all of warcraft 2, from what I understand stormwind is supposed to be destroyed in warcraft 2?
It didn't cover Warcraft II at all. In fact, they still have some stuff from Warcraft I and from between the games to show, in particular Stormwind's destruction, Orgrim taking over the Horde etc.
I don't know if this is worth taking about at this point, since the movie doesn't appear to do very good in the cinemas (which is a shame), but at some point the director talked about up to 6 movies, which makes me believe that he might have envisioned Warcraft I + II as a trilogy separate from Warcraft III. This could go well with the early emphasis of Thrall if they expect to finish the presumptive 3rd movie with the forming of the new Horde, sort of like telling the story of the orcs' fall and redemption. And we would have the Alliance expedition into Draenor to look forward to :D
I like the Orc's accent!
Totally agree with you
How does Frozen Throne suck? I don't want to start an argue, I'm just curious to hear your opinion.
I'd say both Warcraft 2 and Warcraft 3 took themselves equally seriously. The jokes came mainly when you clicked on units too many times.
The reason Warcraft 3 might feel freakier, is because so much of the first half relates to AN INCURABLE ZOMBIE DISEASE. That's a lot harder to fight, than the conventional world war we see in Warcraft II.
:'D memories!!! x'DDDD ty for uploading!!!
I just found out that the WoW Pet battle music is from Warcraft 2
HasenDarkness half of the sound files in wow are like 20 years old haha
so epic pronunciation...
thralls horde was very good (even old forsaken had a goal to stop the lich king) but now with garrosh's orcs, and windrunners Forsaken (new scourge) the horde are once again the evil faction in wow, Garrosh seeks to rule over all of kalmidor (the place where the orcs dont even belong) and Forsaken want all to be undead and to serve under her banner (sounds familiar)
ha! brings back memories lol. So old now.
Weird, I've always felt that War3 took itself a bit more seriously than War2. War2 was constantly funny, despite the gruesome things that happen in its lore. WoW sadly sacrificed lore in favour of gameplay.
Is this game still a good buy, despite its age? I could run the PSX version via ePSXe or use my mother's old windows 98 laptop to run the PC version. You think it's worth getting?
@GicaPopa imi poti zice si mie de unde pot descarca warcraft 2?
@blackwolfsky ya and warcraft 2 is the same but in warcraft 2 the human ending is the offical
Places from Warcraft 2 I want in the game: Zul'dare, Crestfall, Tomb of Sargeras... Tomb of Sargeras should be a CoT event! That or the raid on Caer Darrow
Hello
Oh God :'DD Those Autocaptions!
By time they changed lore so much, the hell ? according to chronicles book volume 2 and ingame lore books too horde retreated from lordaeron was pushed back further to blackrock mountain where they fiercely battled and humans won pushing back orcks to the dark portal later , i wonder if those cinematics are about the " what could have been "
Corvus Clamor in WC 2 wins the side that you play. But after realesing the WC 3 and then WoW they had to do one lore. And they decide to let orcs win the first war and human the second, then orcs were put to the prison. But thrall helped them to escape to kalimdor. Orgrimmar were builded and the horde as we can see it now was forged.
I need some assisstance, i have the game working with dosbox, including the "beyond the dark portal" expansion, but i cant get to any cinematics after i finish a quest, am is supposed to download something in order to make the cinematics appear? or are the cinematics not even included in the game, but can be found here in youtube? please help. P.S before begining a quest, (when a voice of an orc or human tells you the objective of the quest) i cant hear any talking, i can only see the quest objective's text slowly scrolling down. how can i fix this?
Try getting the battle.net edition
thanks but already got the battle.net edition about a year ago.. :)
why is the book of the humans is in russian?
Did the Horde destroy Lorderon lore wise?
Great Gamr
I´m confused in the 1 man and orcs game in the end humans won but this says differently
I wonder how this had been if the original idea to merge blizzards warcraft 2 with westwoods command and conquer - red alert as a game when the horde use the dark portal to attack earth and have gdi defend against the alien assault. (thats what the line "experimeant with the portal" in the orc victorycutscen mean)
As more proof of this there are a leveleditor with a orc and a gdi soldier on cd-rom.
What do you guys think?
The black goat of the woods Seems like a good theory mate. Glad to see you play those RTS games. Classic!
In the name of Kan.. err... For Ne'zhur!
So fucking metal
@Falchion1984 that depends on how much patience you have for an outdated user interface/ control scheme. Oh and graphics of course. Otherwise it's still a great game.
the orcs were NOT demon possessed when they slaughtered all the draenei on draenor that was a mass genocide for no reason
The horde, but Doomhammer overthrew the previous warchief.
Stratholme: Best place for oil and food!
"Build four farms. Build a barracks."
UGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
And obviously if you played WC3 you know what happens in this game(sort of)
How shall we interpretate this cronology? If we start playng the orcs campaign, the orcs kill king terenas and burn the castle, then the human campaign starts thereafter in Loarderon? and king terenas order me to secure the shores of loarderon
The two campaigns overlap partially. Moreover, the orc ending has not been retained in the official story. Due to having to divert some of his forces to punish Gul'dan's traitors (seen in the Orc Mission XII), Doomhammer ends up losing the siege on Lordaeron's capital city. The orcs are then pushed south, back to the Dark Portal (seen in the Human Act IV missions). Check out this link for details on the official story: wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/Second_War
@@ScrotusMaximus69 Yes i see the pre and re overlap in missions like "The Battle for Nethergarde and "The Rift Awakened" maps look the same, never saw this as a child
Also i only see the credit text after the human ending also, so that settles my question
Wowpedia "Invasion of Draenor" text
however must be fanmade postconstructions in the story to give world of warcraft story a raison d'être that goes around right?
I wont legit it!
@@ScrotusMaximus69 when i direct linked to wowpedia youtube removed the comment afterwards as vengeance, how did you get away with direct linking above?
@@rallykalle8852 You can check the sources in the footnotes, just like on Wikipedia. Most of the content from Wowpedia is taken from (or at least based on) official Blizzard sources. In this particular case, the story has been ordered by Blizzard in a compendium published on the old World of Warcraft website (around 2004 I think), as well as in a book from the „Chronicles” series (published in 2016).
I never finished this game.
Only a fool would leave his treasures unguarded...
HOW DID YOU GET BATTLE.NET EDITION!? I looked everywere for it!
that looks like diablo himself at 10:40 lol
The Human voice sounds an awkward lot like TotalBiscuit...
This destroys WoW plot and lore
More like wow plot and lore destroyed the rts's.
mutegrab666
unfortunately : /
@SilentSkys D: no results on warcraft 2 ..via Battle.net
Gul Dan made death knights WTF
The original Deathknights were Orc Spirits using other orc souls to control human corpses. Very different from the Scourge deathnights.
The first generation of Death Knights were undead soul constructs imbued by warlocks using soulstone to implant themselves into the corpses of fallen palidans.
if only this voice could be in wow somewhere
just read the books, tides of darkness and so on,.... but in the books they never destroyed dalaran or capital city (Loarderon) strange why they do here. in the books they loose the siege of capital city because of guldan fleeing with his clan and trollbane blocking paths for orc reinforcements in alterac
Most likely in the books they tried to make the stories of the orc and human campaigns more mutually compatible. Hence, they took pieces from each of them while leaving other pieces out.
so wait, whos winning?
@OneWeirdDude Umm... Gameplay trumps lore... or something...?
I have its CD.
Obviously, Blizzard was bias toward the Horde even in '95!
Biased****
9:44 enough said _^
The orcish narrator sounds like he's doing a Yoda impression.
How did you want him to sound?
@@OneWeirdDude I do like Orcish accent.
please make WoW2 in the 2nd war era
you werent artanis you were executor
LMAO Close caption button XD "black market america has ordered him to establish a small outpost motorola XD
The draenei told many yo momma jokes about the orcs, don't tell me that's not a reason for mass genocide.
starcraft scary trailer
Fuck, laughed so hard at this for some reason :P
@SilentSkys I feel you brother, I fucking LOST my damn disks long time ago D: now its either bought VIA ebay, or take risky website(s) to grab the original D: