World Of WarCraft Movie Were A Trilogy?- After Dark Ep25 (video)

if the CEO isn’t responsible for a long history of under performing products under his stewardship of the company, then who is? the CEO is the captain of the ship.

I would like to add that I got the most appropriate ad for After Dark! CHUCK-E-CHEESE’S!

Please stop calling it “World of Warcraft” movie. Anybody who truly loves and become enticed into the lore knows and should understand it was Warcraft 3 and the lore setup from its predecessor, WoW hasn’t done anything but dull up the lore in comparison.

Warcraft 3 was actually heavily focused on telling and important, epic story in which the player really could feel immersed with. WoW was retcons, wall of texts, story derailments and things of minimal concern or satire. Warcraft 3 on it’s own could put out 3-4 full length movies (over 2 hours)

Warcraft 3 is where the bulk of the story was and Warcraft 1 and mainly 2 a great premise which in itself would justify a movie and where WoW starts the intrigue in the story somewhat ends. Not until TBC does it really become engaging again and parts of WotLK, but being an MMO there is no good consistent viewpoint or story to tell from either an eye in the sky or character. Since then it wasn’t anything significant.

The original lore is what sold this IP and gave it its immense popularity along with Warcraft 3 being an incredibly fun game at the time but the story was crucial with great production quality and emphasis on clear, sensible and engaging storytelling.

Okay, I said I’d do it so here it is.

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic is, in my opinion, a very well made and cute show, which has garnered it a large following who call themselves Bronies (just like Dr. Who fans have Whovians). This following started on the internet, so of course it has spread like anything on the internet does, which has caused a huge backlash from those who think that grown men watching a show intended for little girls is bad for various reasons, most of which stems from the general culture that feminine things are inherently weak and only for girls, while masculine things are strong, to be praised, and for everyone. Guys have to be tough, and like tough things, or you are somehow a freak and/or gay. Bronies, which is a gender-neutral term, reject this and like a perceived girly thing, so most reactions already start out negative, born out of ignorance. Usually, when people are shown the show and it’s not just what people think it is, they may not like it themselves, but they come away with an understanding that it’s not this crazy abomination.

Now all fandoms have their weird and dark sides (and our share of proselytizers can really grate on non-Brony nerves, especially since love and tolerance are so thoroughly un-American right now), but when you have something like MLP, the already negative reaction you get from these dark things is amplified by many orders of magnitude. What the caller was referring to was a plushie, not normally uncommon in our community, as our artists are myriad and many talented, but this one was special. The guy who made it added an extra feature, a slit on the back, for the reason you can imagine. Now this caused a bit of a stir, as a chorus of WTFs rang out, though in the community it was quickly diffused with some rather wry humor regarding better uses for the plushie, such as slippers, drink holder, pen storage, etc. When someone outside the fandom hears about it, they freak the hell out, thinking that justifies this already nebulous hate, but I have news for them. Rule 34 is a rule because it is always there, no matter the subject matter, though that does not mean it is representative of the entire community any more than the WoW forums are for WoW or the racist screamers in LoL.

i could not find the story that Eduardo made on the forum…. HALP ME!