My WoW feels all come from the night elf starting area. Nothing like beatiful forest music fading into the shrieks of people dying in the barrow den. Of course, no one dies there _now_, but back in the day...
The bad part about the whole modern "we continuously update the player experience!" online-focused system is that,, while people are still playing the game, it's just not the same game anymore. So either your favorite game dies or it lives long enough to become completely different.
Which is making me appreciate single player experiences all the more lately... although I guess old computer systems can always become obsolete unless someone takes an interest in making an emulator.
In honor of that, here is the theme from the greatest shareware game ever to grace the ol' macintosh.
On July 26 2016 09:52 phyvo wrote: My WoW feels all come from the night elf starting area. Nothing like beatiful forest music fading into the shrieks of people dying in the barrow den. Of course, no one dies there _now_, but back in the day...
The bad part about the whole modern "we continuously update the player experience!" online-focused system is that,, while people are still playing the game, it's just not the same game anymore. So either your favorite game dies or it lives long enough to become completely different.
Which is making me appreciate single player experiences all the more lately... although I guess old computer systems can always become obsolete unless someone takes an interest in making an emulator.
*snip*
The sad thing about multiplayer games is that even if the game content isn't updated or changed, it's still never the same as it was because we, and the community, change.
I mean, I loved Nostalrius. I had all the feels playing it again, but even with lots of people picking it up it still wasn't the same as back in the day, though it was close.
On that note, I recently checked my alliance toons since I was considering boosting one of them, and I realized I literally hadn't touched any of them since Vanilla. At that point I felt like it would be better for me to just let them be, and maybe boost a brand new toon when I care to do so.
On July 26 2016 09:52 phyvo wrote: My WoW feels all come from the night elf starting area. Nothing like beatiful forest music fading into the shrieks of people dying in the barrow den. Of course, no one dies there _now_, but back in the day...
The bad part about the whole modern "we continuously update the player experience!" online-focused system is that,, while people are still playing the game, it's just not the same game anymore. So either your favorite game dies or it lives long enough to become completely different.
Which is making me appreciate single player experiences all the more lately... although I guess old computer systems can always become obsolete unless someone takes an interest in making an emulator.
*snip*
The sad thing about multiplayer games is that even if the game content isn't updated or changed, it's still never the same as it was because we, and the community, change.
I mean, I loved Nostalrius. I had all the feels playing it again, but even with lots of people picking it up it still wasn't the same as back in the day, though it was close.
On that note, I recently checked my alliance toons since I was considering boosting one of them, and I realized I literally hadn't touched any of them since Vanilla. At that point I felt like it would be better for me to just let them be, and maybe boost a brand new toon when I care to do so.
Req, are you alliance or horde-side?
Alliance. Not by my choice, everyone had switched when we were leveling for Warlords. But, it's not too bad I guess.
From the youtube comments it seems that the whole season is 10 episodes and you get a free trial period, you can probably just pick a time and binge the whole series during that.
Also, it's apparently available on Amazon if you have that (idk how Amazon video stuff works).
On July 26 2016 22:02 phyvo wrote: From the youtube comments it seems that the whole season is 10 episodes and you get a free trial period, you can probably just pick a time and binge the whole series during that.
Also, it's apparently available on Amazon if you have that (idk how Amazon video stuff works).
All that shit is blocked for me unless I get a US VPN. Which I'm not gonna.
On July 26 2016 22:02 phyvo wrote: From the youtube comments it seems that the whole season is 10 episodes and you get a free trial period, you can probably just pick a time and binge the whole series during that.
Also, it's apparently available on Amazon if you have that (idk how Amazon video stuff works).
All that shit is blocked for me unless I get a US VPN. Which I'm not gonna.
I actually made a seeyo account, (or w/e it's called,) but the website is literally trash. Videos can't even buffer, and apparently when they do half the time audio is desycned or video is massively artifacting. Even US VPN doesn't fix the fact their website doesn't work.
The amazon stuff just gives you access to seeyo, it's still the same shitty player which doesn't work.
Just google harder, it's all over the place for streaming on the internet. Can pm a link I used if you want.
On July 26 2016 22:02 phyvo wrote: From the youtube comments it seems that the whole season is 10 episodes and you get a free trial period, you can probably just pick a time and binge the whole series during that.
Also, it's apparently available on Amazon if you have that (idk how Amazon video stuff works).
All that shit is blocked for me unless I get a US VPN. Which I'm not gonna.
I actually made a seeyo account, (or w/e it's called,) but the website is literally trash. Videos can't even buffer, and apparently when they do half the time audio is desycned or video is massively artifacting. Even US VPN doesn't fix the fact their website doesn't work.
The amazon stuff just gives you access to seeyo, it's still the same shitty player which doesn't work.
Just google harder, it's all over the place for streaming on the internet. Can pm a link I used if you want.
On July 26 2016 22:02 phyvo wrote: From the youtube comments it seems that the whole season is 10 episodes and you get a free trial period, you can probably just pick a time and binge the whole series during that.
Also, it's apparently available on Amazon if you have that (idk how Amazon video stuff works).
All that shit is blocked for me unless I get a US VPN. Which I'm not gonna.
On July 26 2016 22:02 phyvo wrote: From the youtube comments it seems that the whole season is 10 episodes and you get a free trial period, you can probably just pick a time and binge the whole series during that.
Also, it's apparently available on Amazon if you have that (idk how Amazon video stuff works).
All that shit is blocked for me unless I get a US VPN. Which I'm not gonna.
I actually made a seeyo account, (or w/e it's called,) but the website is literally trash. Videos can't even buffer, and apparently when they do half the time audio is desycned or video is massively artifacting. Even US VPN doesn't fix the fact their website doesn't work.
The amazon stuff just gives you access to seeyo, it's still the same shitty player which doesn't work.
Just google harder, it's all over the place for streaming on the internet. Can pm a link I used if you want.
Would be nice, thanks
Me too plz Halfway through bojack horseman and I'll need something when I'm done
On July 26 2016 09:52 phyvo wrote: My WoW feels all come from the night elf starting area. Nothing like beatiful forest music fading into the shrieks of people dying in the barrow den. Of course, no one dies there _now_, but back in the day...
The bad part about the whole modern "we continuously update the player experience!" online-focused system is that,, while people are still playing the game, it's just not the same game anymore. So either your favorite game dies or it lives long enough to become completely different.
Which is making me appreciate single player experiences all the more lately... although I guess old computer systems can always become obsolete unless someone takes an interest in making an emulator.
*snip*
The sad thing about multiplayer games is that even if the game content isn't updated or changed, it's still never the same as it was because we, and the community, change.
I mean, I loved Nostalrius. I had all the feels playing it again, but even with lots of people picking it up it still wasn't the same as back in the day, though it was close.
On that note, I recently checked my alliance toons since I was considering boosting one of them, and I realized I literally hadn't touched any of them since Vanilla. At that point I felt like it would be better for me to just let them be, and maybe boost a brand new toon when I care to do so.
Req, are you alliance or horde-side?
Alliance. Not by my choice, everyone had switched when we were leveling for Warlords. But, it's not too bad I guess.
What server are you on?
I don't know how seriously I'll take whatever Alliance toon I boost, but might as well boost it somewhere there's someone I know when the time comes.
On July 26 2016 09:52 phyvo wrote: My WoW feels all come from the night elf starting area. Nothing like beatiful forest music fading into the shrieks of people dying in the barrow den. Of course, no one dies there _now_, but back in the day...
The bad part about the whole modern "we continuously update the player experience!" online-focused system is that,, while people are still playing the game, it's just not the same game anymore. So either your favorite game dies or it lives long enough to become completely different.
Which is making me appreciate single player experiences all the more lately... although I guess old computer systems can always become obsolete unless someone takes an interest in making an emulator.
*snip*
The sad thing about multiplayer games is that even if the game content isn't updated or changed, it's still never the same as it was because we, and the community, change.
I mean, I loved Nostalrius. I had all the feels playing it again, but even with lots of people picking it up it still wasn't the same as back in the day, though it was close.
On that note, I recently checked my alliance toons since I was considering boosting one of them, and I realized I literally hadn't touched any of them since Vanilla. At that point I felt like it would be better for me to just let them be, and maybe boost a brand new toon when I care to do so.
Req, are you alliance or horde-side?
Alliance. Not by my choice, everyone had switched when we were leveling for Warlords. But, it's not too bad I guess.
What server are you on?
I don't know how seriously I'll take whatever Alliance toon I boost, but might as well boost it somewhere there's someone I know when the time comes.
Stormrage. It's a pretty high pop server but all my buddies went there to raid. I don't raid atm but yeah it's nice being on a server with everyone else.