The RaidFollow

Rather enjoyable watch. Pre-show talk sure went on for a bit too long for my taste but at least I was able to skip the chatter. The comments below the video made me sad panda though. Some people...

At least I'm not the only one that watched it although I did stream it live that night.... Too bad I got interrupted in the middle of it, glad to know they finally go it up to watch now so I can see the middle.

At least you've been around long enough to learn how to take things out of context. I believe I know which part you are taking about and I don't believe he ever described it on the same level as medical breakthrough or scientific discovery.

Hardcore gamers take their games pretty seriously. They pride themselves on being the top and being the best. Most likely when those people have children, they will probably get into the same games as their parents. They'll pride themselves on knowing their dad (mom, or both) was able to do something like that in the gaming world.

I was going to go on this long winded response on your apparent ability to not only to butcher some of the words you type but also have such a high number of incorrect spelling on other words. How you complain about some of the language used in the documentary but use **************** four times and a "wtf" to change it up a bit.

Just one little bit more.



I wish I could live in the imaginary world you must live.

The irony here about a person claiming to drown fish discourage feeding trolls...

I've held this damn trout under water for 7 weeks and it STILL has not drowned. THAT is trolling!


*cough*

"They" say you look like your pets!

Anyway, is it just me, or do we all look like our class we play the most? Not look exactly like (dont' know many Mages or Rogues) but our looks fit our toons?

In the documentary, the Priests looked like they would play a Priest. Lore looks like what a Paladin would look like (to me). The Rogue dude with the piercings, looked like a Rogue. The Mage dude fits a Mage toon...etc., etc. Maybe it's the whole "you look like your dog" syndrome.

I liked it for most part. The one fat guy would honestly get on my nerves on vent, but eh, people are people.

Edit: mispelling of Priests

Edited, Aug 9th 2011 9:46pm by Seculartwo

where the hell was felicia day?

Ok.

My character was a NE because it was the only ally that could be Druid. Now its a random Worgen because of the crit and the sprint.
That should say that I dont give a damn to appearance, I suppose.

My male characters tend to have an older grizzled look. The humans have white hair, the Nelf didn't look young, etc. The female characters are all over the place; the squat dwarf, to the serious looking draenei, to the peaceful looking Tauren with the glowing eyes.

Multiple personalities are cool no?

I think some people would model their actual characters to kind of look like themselves, mainly the human and dwarf races. Obviously unless there's a circus freak playing, probably not too many worgen or troll looking people in real life.

My post was more about the class; or what we would picture the people - as looking like - for their class.

I picture rogues as dark haired, mysterious, sneaky; on verge of emo. Tattoo's and facial hair. The guy that plays a rogue in Lore's guild fit that.

Lore himself kind of has a paladin look to him; the mop top and knightly yet baby face kind of facial traits. I had no clue he played a paladin until watching the documentary.

The two priests; they both had the soft, priestly look to em, not real threatening. Though I'd picture a shadow priest much like a rogue or warlock. I'm sure one of them is probably a shadow priest so one may not fit the look.

The mage dude seemed short, kind of had the priest look, but slightly different; calm and calculated looking. Magely looking. LoL

Etc, etc.

I have this weird thing with peoples facial and body language in RL, I study everyone. I put faces to names instead of names to faces to remember them. So maybe it's just me with the whole looking like their class thing.

Edit: Obviously not everyone would fit the description, sure there's plenty of rogues that don't have tats, etc., etc. Sure there some beastly looking priests and paladins. Just thought it was interesting seeing the movie and the RL looks of some of the players.

Edited, Aug 11th 2011 6:37pm by Seculartwo

I can see that. I just think that different people probably picture different characteristics for different classes. So what might look appropriate to you might not look appropriate to someone else.

When I think of a rogue, I picture Bladezz from The Guild. Some snot nosed bratty teenage boy. I know that most people who play rogues don't fit that description, but I guess that a year and a half of playing a mage on a pvp server and getting stun locked to death has colored rogues in a negative light for me.