Cataclysm was terrible, but it actually seemed promising when it was announced. Well as someone that played throughout vanilla, TBC, WoTLK and Cataclysm I am. I guess that they will be able to talk to each other all the time and will get orcish or comman depending on which side they join they will probably have a quest to choose your side that includes learning the language yep that was me during the D3 Q&A crying that this is a joke, wow has always had joke things in it eg the lost vikings in uldermen, simon says quest in dragonspire all the holiday events, the theater bosses in kara, the way they have worked them into the law at this point is nice, the cataclysm has revealed pandaria and the horde/allli get washed up after a naval battle and all the player pandas were on a giant turtle (I wonder how many discworld jokes will be on it) which I guess will land somewhere when you finish the said:I'm not going to take the stance of THIS IS SHIT! before we even see anything. If Pandas can be either Horde or Alliance, can they talk to each other? I assume that all Pandas start in Pandaria but does that mean that there are Pandas who only know how to speak Horde in the area and others who only speak Alliance? Wouldn't they all speak Pandarian and then learn a second language associated to their faction afterwards? I'm guessing the last shred of logic has been tossed out the door for this expansion. In the meantime, I present to you the following song in celebration of this new Pandaren said: Word on the street is that Mists of Pandaria is playable in some form at Blizzcon, so expect more salient details to flow throughout the web during the weekend. In addition to the new playable race, Mists of Pandaria will up the level cap to 90, and add new talent systems, PVE scenarios, a new pet battle system, and a new dungeon challenge mode. This is the first race in the game that doesn't automatically start out as part of either faction, once again proving that bears cannot be trusted. Now, this new expansion will finally let you create a giant Panda Bear with a penchant for kung-fu fighting, and play him/her as a member of either the Horde or the Alliance. Originally joked as a mysterious "fifth race," the Pandaren have nonetheless been a much talked-about part of the lore of World of Warcraft in subsequent years and expansions. Precious Roy sells very strange things and customers can call in and comment or ask questions about the product.Proving that Blizzard are the kings of the game industry when it comes to the long-con, the publisher announced today at its annual Blizzcon event that Mists of Pandaria, an expansion with roots originating in an elaborate April Fool's Day joke back in 2005, is actually a real thing that Blizzard is releasing next year. The Precious Roy commercials help keep their show on the air. (example: one person asked "Where am I?" S&O helped it figure out it was trapped in a box.) The other main part of the show is the Precious Roy segment. The questions asked are usually quite random. ![]() They also have a section where they take calls from the public. The songs are funny as hell and usually original (examples: Fake Blood, Party at Dude's House, Crescent Fresh), though there are some cover songs. ![]() Sifl and Olly usually break into a song at least once in the show. There are some strange creatures ( Mars, the grim reaper, an atom from Elvis' comb, etc.), but mostly the characters consist of sock puppets. The show was about two sock puppets and a sidekick (the adorable Chester) running a talk show of sorts in their world. They were the only reason left for me to watch TV. Buy them! It helps support S&O by showing they are in demand.įor those of you not in the know, Sifl and Olly is/was the only cool show on eMpTyV (except for Daria). The creators are planning to release videos.
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