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by Moo Money 
Apr 14th 2008 at 12:00PM
If you liked this video, you can download it on Filefront or get the song from the Collective Order website. An interesting tidbit to note is that Olibith responded to this video with his first ever machinima, Olibith the Urban Spaceman!
[Via Warcraftmovies.com]
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Filed under: Machinima, Humor, WoW Moviewatch
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Pinkhair Apr 14th 2008 2:28PM
One of the classics- I remember back when it came out well.
BaboonNL Apr 14th 2008 12:40PM
The first WoW music video I ever saw, great stuff.
ThorinII Apr 14th 2008 1:23PM
An oldie, but a goodie. Blizz never did heed his plee, though!
bumble Apr 14th 2008 1:46PM
they did, tailoring epic robes were vests initially - until everyone whined they'd rather have dresses again
Jayus Apr 15th 2008 8:21AM
bumble,
Not everyone whined, sure I didn't like the vest (looked fine on alliance races and females, but did you see one on a male undead, troll, or orc? talk about shocking), we wanted options.
Rather then just turn them into robes they could of just made another pattern, exact same stats, exact same mats, exact same everything, for the robe, and left the vest in game, giving people the option to choose what they liked best, they did it with imbueued netherweave.
I hope they learn in WotLK and give people options.
Anyway I remember watching this vid way back when I first started playing, still just as awesome.
Abraxxis Apr 14th 2008 1:46PM
Actually, they did. Spellfire Tunic was in game long enough for me to craft it and wear it for a few weeks. It got changed back to a robe, then.
I like watching it every few months because of its composition, both musically and visually, and I can never get enough of the gnome chorus.
Charlie Apr 14th 2008 1:57PM
The best mage video out there.
An absolute WoW Classic.
David(Postal) Apr 14th 2008 2:00PM
I love this video... gives me fond memories of PVPing like mad at 60 pre-BC. I still where part of my big blue dress outfit since my mage is just 64 still
Mihn Apr 14th 2008 2:16PM
This is the FIRST wow machinima I ever saw. I still have it on my youtube favs.
cvpuck Apr 14th 2008 2:20PM
So crazy seeing pyroblast crits for 1431!!! and seeing the person drop dead... the olden days... *sighs* hehe great vid tho.. memories....
biglou Apr 14th 2008 3:17PM
Heres another soon to be classic...search for "ROFLMAO!". Its also very funny.
Kinesthe Apr 14th 2008 3:27PM
One of my top 5 fav vids of all time. This video alone inspired me to level a mage :)
mattarin Apr 14th 2008 5:32PM
wow that was pretty gay!! especially with the three gnomes that made it even gayer
baronsoosdon Apr 14th 2008 6:27PM
Then welcome out of the closet.
Hilus Apr 14th 2008 8:57PM
Hahaha, the "chorus line" is an instant classic!
Cranius Apr 15th 2008 4:22PM
I've been really pleased with the reception of this movie and song.
What most people don't know about this movie is that it was not only prior to the expansion pack, but it was also prior to the first mage love patch. A 1,500 crit back then was uber. Sure, some people could get bigger crits using stacked trinkets, but I refrained from using those as they were considered by many to be bad form and were a source of derision in many a Mage PvP video.
My preference would have been to leave the UI completely out of the movie. You'll notice I turned off every UI element that I could. For many shots I was able to use a "Camera man" to completely eliminate the UI, however some shots could only be filmed from the first person perspective so the damage numbers were included only because I couldn't get rid of them.
So... ignore the crits. These are not the crits you're looking for. My "new" gnome mage (who is actually a few years old now) has those. :)
For more information, see www.cranius.com.