Edit 2018-08-01: New version uploaded on the youtube mirror, audio issues should be resolved
~Over-edited discipline priest arena movie featuring mediocre gameplay set to overused music in a 10 year old expansion against low-rated players on a private server.
I think you really can't have any lower expectations than that. And despite every single reason to dislike it, maybe the video will surprise you, or maybe you'll surprise yourself, and you'll actually enjoy it. Or maybe you wont.
Either way, if you've bothered reading this far, you might as well give the video a shot, because the manuscript for the intro itself is indeed fewer words than this description and now you're just wasting time.
---- Note that the Youtube mirror is higher quality due to the WCM mirror bein compressed to a smaller file size ----
Some actual information:
- Server: WoWcircle 3.3.5 Fun server (fun is a highly interpretative word)
- Software: OBS Studio, Fraps, Adobe Premiere, After Effects
- Setting: Sort of sarcastic, mildly flickering and flashing, but definitely just a normal arena movie overall.
- Songs:
Arty - Poison For Lovers
Shpongle - Brain in a Fish Tank
Skeler - Waste
Whitey - Somebody Grab The Wheel
Modest Mouse - Lampshades on Fire
Bicep - Glue
Unlike Pluto - No Scrubs
Rudebrat - Error
Aesop Rock - Cycles to Gehenna
The project has come about as I've wanted to learn Adobe Premiere for quite a while, and finally decided I shall use some arena clips to practice with. Therefore, there is no 'grand narrative' in the video, over the last few months I have simply been capturing enjoyable games and editing them with music for fun.
Given that most of the WotLK private server scene is (finally) on its deathbed, at least in regards to arena, I put together this 'full length' video as a collection of edited material that I think other people might enjoy watching as a tribute to the WotLK arena scene overall.
It has also been, for my part, quite liberating to finish this video, since it has been festering in my mind for the better part of 3 months, occupying valuable space over some more important things I should be thinking about.
Credit is due to the artists of the various songs and artworks used.
In fact, I own the rights to none of the material in the video, because WoW itself is owned by Activision too.
The mesmerizing picture of the rhinocerus and seagull is the work of Beata Biernak.
Go check out their stuff at: https://www.facebook.com/BeataBieniakFotografia
