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1) I don't know who Teron Gorefiend is 2) The cutscene in forzen throne is Kil'jaiden talking to Illadin not Sargares. 3) Sargares did turn the Dranei into eredar at there homeworld of Argus, he bribed the 3 leaders Kil'jaiden, Archimonde and Valen with power. Archimonde and Kil'jaiden accepted the offer and were turned into Eredar, but Valen refused and gathered some of his followers and they fled to the Dreanor, they later became known as Dreanei or ''Broken ones'' 4) The old Gods were the original creators of Azeroth, they were very evil and the titans imprisoned them in the well of eternity, apparently they were destroyed when the well was but no one is certain. 1) Teron Gorefiend was a powerful orc Warlock transfigured into the form of a Death Knight. He was one of the hero characters in WarCraft II: Beyond The Dark Portal. How can you claim to know all about WarCraft lore and not even know one of the major characters in one of the games? 2) Different Cutscene. I'm talking about one of the cutscenes with Gul'Dan's journal. Also, you didn't answer my question. 3) If so, how did Sargeras turn insane? As the WarCraft III Manual Lore clearly states that the fighting the disgusting and nefarious Eredar was what turned him insane. 4) Ragnaros the Fire Lord is still alive - I've seen him in World Of WarCraft.

Yeah, I know a couple of people with diabetes. One of them's only 16. He says the exact same thing.

Again, not WarCraft Lore, but Blizzard was not developing StarCraft: Ghost themselves, using an outside company with experience in console games instead. They dropped it because they did not find the treatment of the game sufficient to have the Blizzard name on it. Blizzard's original vision was a stealth game, but the company had slowly been turning it into a basic shooter where you mow down hordes of monsters. Hell, Penny-Arcade had a comic about it. Pay attention, you intertextually illiterate little dingo.

I'm thinking that The Two Towers soundtrack is really epic. Now I'm thinking that I'm hungry. Now I'm thinking about something sex related. (Research shows that one out of three thoughts in a guy's mind are sex related).

The Netherlands are 15th. ^_^ Shiiiny haaappy peeople...

Absolutely isn't. People with diabetes whine too much to be funny. Ask Dr. McNinja.

For those still interested; WarCraft Adventures was in development as a follow-up/spin-off of WarCraft II. It was to be a point-and-click adventure similar to, say, Leisure Suit Larry. It involved for certain these characters: Thrall, Grom Hellscream, Teron Gorefiend, Deathwing and Alexstraza (I am not entirely sure on how to spell her name - the Queen of the Red Dragonflight) and an appearance by Forest Troll leader Zul'jin as a... junkyard dealer. Mus?, Reign Of Chaos has always been a Roleplaying Strategy Game. However, you are correct that the roleplaying elements were once much bigger; however, there was NEVER a build of the game in which you did not have the ability to build - as evidenced by the fact that in the second sneak peak ever on the game one of the developers, I think it was Rob Pardo, said that "The Undead Necromancer is not only the main Undead Hero, but he's also integral to their development because he summons all their buildings". The approach was done away with because a) overwhelming demand for another Blizzard strategy game. b) much too difficult to balance for Multiplayer (something Blizzard games are renown for). Questions: 1) Whatever happened to Teron Gorefiend? 2) Is Sargeras still alive? There are conflicting reports from different canonical sources. 'He' is seen alive in a cutscene in Frozen Throne - yet in the same campaign all that is found is an artifact called 'The Eye Of Sargeras'. Yet, it has also been said that Aegwynn destroyed him (causing him to bond with her unborn child Medivh). 3) More Sargeras - it has been said that the Eredar is what drove Sargeras mad; yet now Blizzard has been saying that Sargeras turned the Draenei into the Eredar when he was already evil. Explain? 4) Who were the Old Gods?

I'm thinking right now that I am curious to find out what TADS is.

Don't overdo it. Going from fat to skinny too fast makes you literally SKINNY, as in, you have a crapload of loose skin hanging everywhere.

True. Besides, lord knows we don't need to make fun of you. I mean, that factual article does a pretty good job of doing it without us.

Translation: "It's bad because if you make fun of them you're making fun of me. :blink:"

Eh. Being skinny is no picnic either. Stupid ribs showing...

I just read this thread, and now I'm thinking I might have made a mistake in doing that.

I know it's fun, but you said it was 'the funniest band alive' and I'm pretty sure they don't beat Manowar by a mile.

Dude, Dragonforce is like the poor man's version of Manowar.

Sunn O))) concerts make your brain explode. Seriously.

This strikes me as a very unfair and untrue generalization. Similarily I could generalize, just as unfairly, that people who don't listen to everything as close-minded with tastes decreed by whatever social group pressures them. Besides, he wasn't listening to the most pretentious band OR the ****tiest singer. (These honours are held by Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Scott Stapp respectively). Not that singing matters. Vocals are the least important part of music for me, and only serve to gain the attention from those who lack the technical savvy to appreciate the music behind it outside of 'it sounds good'. (Yeah, I'm pretty pretentious myself) The Lovemongers - Battle Of The Evermore (Led Zeppeling Cover)

Why are you asking this? (That was what I was thinking, I mean.)

I don't get the appeal of In Flames. They bore me out of my mind. They don't even grate on my nerves like most similar bands do. They just make me yawn. Anyway, Baley is pretty much spot on lacking only Opeth and Kamelot. EDIT: And of course, you must pay tribute to Black Sabbath.

Well, in Star Wars, didn't the baddie use the Republic to exchange his really idiotic droids, drones and bots for creative thinking Clones? Using George Lucas logic doesn't work in most cases ("ONLY a Sith deals in absolutes!") but it makes sense to me.

Fight Club. Again. Doesn't really get any better than Fight Club for me.

I had one where I realized that Freddy Kreuger was in MY dream (yay Lucid Dream time!) and I kicked his butt with Looney Tunes stuff like getting a giant hammer from nowhere! HI-YAAAA! Pixies: Sequels, no. Dreaming the same dream more than once? Yes. Example: I once had a dream where I was Spider-man and my high school was a mutant school. It was under attack by Sentinels, and I went to change into my Spidey-suit, but Iron Man knocked me out and I woke up at his/her factory. The reason I said his/her was because the first time I had this dream, Iron Man was a guy. Then I had the same dream again right after, and Iron Man was a chick.

Yes.

I've had stranger dreams than that, but that one's pretty cool. My dreams last night were pretty disappointing. One had me be the last man on earth but feminist groups were out to kill me and I betrayed my identity by singing along with Pearl Jam and they killed me. The other had me hang out with a cousin that doesn't even exist; we hung out, vandalised stuff, had adventures, and then he overdosed. Pretty depressing as a whole. My best dream ever I wrote down right after I woke up, just because it was so awesome: (Note, I wrote this early one morning around a year ago, so that's why the grammar and stuff really sucks.) "I was on vacation in sunny London('SUNNY' LONDON FOR ****S SAKE). The hotel I was staying had a giant animatronic praying mantis in front, and in every room, a tiny one served as an alarm clock, waking you up with a weird fairy tale. Then when I woke up the first morning, a servant who was the spitting image of my old economics teacher in high school came and brought me a bathrobe so I could join everyone in the swimming pool. This was in indoor swimming pool. It was also nothing other than my high school auditorium but deeper and flooded. I was surrounded by girls there, and I had to go after the only one who showed no interest in me(which is the opposite of how it would go in reality, I think). Although I don't remember much about that except that at some point I was sitting and talking with her and commenting on her bathing suit resulting in being slapped really hard. Then afterwards, we went to see Stonehenge in the forest. Which was a forest I distinctly remember biking through in BERLIN. The climate was tropical, IN BLOODY LONDON. I had my fortune told by a Druid with a long beard. He told me my life would change when I found the digital alarm clock that said it was sixty six minutes past six am. So I found a clock that said 7:06. Which is logically that. Nothing happened. Then I booted up a computer and played World of WarCraft for a few minutes, before and purple Impish creature ran into my room and told me to go after him. He lead me to a room where there were REALLY CREEPY SKELETON THINGS walking around that acted all friendly with me with Australian accents like Steve Irwin. Which was creepier than them being skeletons. If they were hostile creatures that did not speak I probably wouldn't have been half as creeped out. Then they led me to a treasure guarded by a Dragon. I talked to the Dragon for a moment who spoke like Sean Connery(gee, I wonder where I got that from). And at some point, it yawned. And deep in it's throat, I could see the red lighted letters of a digital alarm clock. 6:66. And then my life in the dreamworld really changed. Mostly because that exact moment, I WOKE UP." Probably the best dream ever.