NEW World of Warcraft player reacts to ALL WoW Cinematics

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  @LizXP · 1 month ago · pinned

  And now, for something completely different 😍 Which WOW cinematic is your favorite? Do you play classic or retail?? Let me know! If you'd like to see more reactions of game trailers or WOW, be sure to subscribe and like the video! You rock! 🤘

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  @KOLLAJ · 1 month ago

  After 20+ years, still got chills from some of the cinematics.

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  @Ricmaniac · 1 month ago

  Even the first cinematic from 2003 holds up to this day it's insane! Blizzard was on such another level back then

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  @KentVigilante · 1 month ago

  I always like watching people's reactions to the WoW Cinematic Trailers, they were way too good, there's nothing like seeing them for the first time

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  @vwlssnvwls3262 · 1 month ago

  "You are not prepared." was a huge Warcraft meme for so very long. I still find myself using it IRL at times like when I am buying something and don't have my bank card ready... "I was not prepared."

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  @danh8804 · 1 month ago

  The Wrath cinematic is genius production design and writing.  The voice is of Arthas’ father, Terenas, in ironic juxtaposition of the monster his son has become - and the actor is the psychiatrist from the Terminator movies

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  @theblackgoatinthewoods · 1 month ago

  Fun fact <br>Blizzard technically invented the Pandaren race before the movie Kung Fu Panda.<br>In Warcraft 3 during the extra missions in Founding of Durotar, there is a pandaren you can meet and have him join your hordebuddys.<br>This happend in 2003 and Kung Fu Panda came in 2008.<br><br>Then we can debate on the issue that the Lich Kings armour are very close to how Sauron&apos;s armour looks in Fellowship of the Rings.<br>Fellowship came out in the cinema 2001 and Warcraft 3 came in 2002.....<br>And the expansion where the Lich King is seen alot came 2003....

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  @WilBgames · 1 month ago

  I think you&apos;re the first person I&apos;ve seen watch them in the game client for the first watch. I respect it

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  @ХристоНичев-з4р · 1 month ago

  Since my heart is in Wrath of the Lich King - the thing that will change your perspective is the following: the voice that you hear is his father&apos;s voice and the irony is the fact that Arthas became corrupt by his very sword and armor, which led to him killing his own father and imprison his soul into the blade. And soo after that he became the Lich King. And about the dragon in the cinematic - she&apos;s called Sindragosa, a boss in Icecrown Citadel and when she was alive she was Malygos&apos; (one of the five great aspects, the aspect of magic) wife.

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  @thijsvandrenth5947 · 1 month ago

  Always fun to see someone react to the cinematics of the game that I immersed myself in for many years. These beautiful trailers only show you a fraction of what the game has to offer.<br><br>If you want to know a bit more of the story I would suggest you watch the in game cutscenes. There also were some expansions where they made short clips to tell background stories of certain characters that would play an important role. I think Warlords of Draenor, Legion and Battle for Azeroth did these.<br><br>And finally there were a couple more cinematics in the Battle for Azeroth expansion. They will make more sense if you also watch the cutscenes. <br><br>Either way I hope you will (continue) to have a good time playing this game!

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  @skylerfrary6746 · 1 month ago (edited)

  I get goosebumps when Sylvanas screams &quot;FOR THE HORDE!!!&quot;

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  @TheRavenisko · 1 month ago (edited)

  Story of Chen Stormstout Pandaren Brewmaster was introduced in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, released on 1.7.2003.<br>Kung fu Panda was 15.5.2008. <br>The pandaren race itself was conceived earlier by Blizzard art director Samwise Didier as artwork and an internal joke in the late 1990s.<br>Pandaren became famous through Blizzard&apos;s 2002 April Fools&apos; announcement claiming they would be Warcraft III&apos;s fifth race.<br>Due to overwhelming fan enthusiasm, Blizzard made them canon, introducing the Pandaren Brewmaster and Chen Stormstout in The Frozen Throne (2003).

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