Gnome and troll starting zones to be revamped

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3-02-2010 @ 3:16PM

Josin said...

Gnome in the cinematic? Don't hold your breath.

I'd love to see it, but I can't imagine that they're quite THAT ready to accept gnomes.

3-02-2010 @ 3:25PM

Juggynaut said...

The only way I can see a gnome in a WoW cinematic is as follows:

A gnome warlock, with an evil grin, stands in the middle of a road holding his arm in front of him with the palm and fingers at a 90 degree angle. He starts to cast a spell at a monster, when out of nowhere a wagon driven by a tauren accidently runs the gnome over and continues on his merry way.

At least in the BC trailer, trolls were given a moment of raptor-riding glory.

RIding a mechanical turkey...not so much.

3-02-2010 @ 3:31PM

Khremloc said...

Oh wow, Juggynaut. I'm still brimming with awe after that troll/raptor silhouette hurtled towards the camera.

3-02-2010 @ 3:54PM

Henrah said...

There's a gnome with purple hair in the Wrathgate cinematic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrMa_sU1Nnk

20 seconds in, you'll see her in the background.

Be amazed.

3-02-2010 @ 3:56PM

Josin said...

Yeah. She's not even geared up for combat. Civilian casualty. Great.

3-02-2010 @ 4:03PM

michiel-ajax said...

theres also a troll in the wrathgate cinematic, 3 seconds of holy cheering :O

3-03-2010 @ 1:07AM

zweitblom said...

Actually the cinematics are *full* of Gnomes, it's just that the camera is panned above knee height :)

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