New WoW Model Viewer available

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9-08-2009 @ 4:06PM

Endless said...

Seeing the original, savage, vicious Worgen makes me somewhat sad about new playable Worgen models. From what I've seen thus far, original Worgen are superior. I'll take Duskwood Worgen over Cataclysm Worgen anytime.

Same goes for original Goblins. Did you notice that original Goblins got real toes on their feet, while new playable models have those silly low-polygon "block feet" like all the other races? That's a serious downgrade.

9-08-2009 @ 4:13PM

Itanius said...

I'm sure the models we've seen so far are not final iterations of what we'll see when Cataclysm launches.

9-08-2009 @ 5:26PM

Matthew Rossi said...

Why did this get downrated? He's allowed to not like something.

9-08-2009 @ 6:09PM

Superthrust said...

Matthew, its down rated because something REALLY Has to be done about the people and their down voting posts...its gotten WAY horrible on everything. If no one agrees with the collective or says "amg! i love this!" or something, it gets downvoted. No free speech here, apparently.

9-09-2009 @ 9:53AM

swampsquatch said...

Superthrust your comment there just didn't even make sense which is why you are always downvoted. I know you are complaining because all of your comments suck and get downvoted so you think that the editors here can do something about it. You have free speech, the fact that the majority think what you are saying is stupid and down-vote it (yes it actually takes quite a few people to black out your comments) people can still READ what you have to say even if you have been down-voted. Therefore, free speech didn't go anywhere.

Just throwing this out there, "Matthew, its down rated because something REALLY Has to be done about the people and their down voting posts...its gotten WAY horrible on everything."

Matthew, it's down-rated because something has to be done about down-rating? lol

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