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funhaver1998what mostly attracted me to the idea of this was the seemingly deep and evolving story around the whole thing
dont play wow for the story. It makes no sense and the revolving door blizzard has had over the past couple of years has made the story make no sense and have no sense of direction.
If you want an MMO with an actually good storyline id recommend FFXIV. Hands down the best story in any videogame ive ever played.
If you like starwars SWTOR is also quite good, but the level of storytelling is not as good as in FFXIV.
ive played wow casually since tbc but this past season was the first time i tried to do some relatively "hard" content and got keystone master, even though i was pugging it it was a super rewarding experience and i enjoyed it a lot (season 3 destro lock lololol), honestly felt comparable to when i first got over the fear of not being good enough for tf2centers
gameplay can be super rewarding when you actually play well, but like tf2 theres a lot of default settings and ui elements that make the game waaay harder than it should be
id recommend watching a few videos on keybinds, ui setup and weakauras if you want to give yourself a leg up
wowhead/icyveins guides are also very nice and help you wrap your head around setting up your character properly
ive mentioned it in this post already but a lot of the more exciting content is actually relatively accessible, for me i had to get through the exact same mental hurdles i had to get through while getting into 6s, which was honestly a cool experience to have again 9 years later
theres not much of a downside to just trying it out and seeing if it sticks, theres a reason a lot of people love wow as much as they do
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mclaren in shambles
spirit had the president of blizzard shout out his guild trying to kill the last boss of the current wow raid before the end of the season tomorrow and was sat at 700 viewers with a bunch of players from top wow guilds sitting in chat cheering them on
edit:
live rn https://www.twitch.tv/spiritpls
edit2: HE GOT IT !! https://clips.twitch.tv/ObliqueTangentialShrewSwiftRage-eheOWU8MXbC-suTc
imagine thinking the goat is done with f1
ferrari with an absolute masterclass in making sure their drivers DO NOT win
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I was watching the mike legacy video on beaters channel and realised that I'd probably consider it essential viewing if you're into competitive tf2, and it got me thinking about other videos/forum posts etc. that could be considered "required" to be seen as a member of the community.
It would be cool to have a single list or thread with links to what could be considered the greatest pieces of media made by the community.
Which videos/posts/matches/maps(??) would you consider to be the most influential? What do you absolutely HAVE to see as a member of the comp community?
Lets get some positive vibes going and soypog at era defining fragvids, matches and shitposts.
mick is evolving from ralfs nephew into michaels son