http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/downloads/movies.html

Now, I'm not a fan of world of warcraft. At all. However, those are hilarious.

Edit:
Direct link to movies:
MR T: http://media.worldofwarcraft.com/movies ... g=wow_mr_t

Shatner:

http://media.worldofwarcraft.com/movies ... ow_shatner

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Totally awesome. The one with Mr. T is my favorite.

How is it that Mr. T hasn't aged a day since 1992? Perhaps he is a supernatural messenger from the gods of Toughness, sent here to guide us through troubled times...

I'm still not playing WOW, though.

lol the Mr. T one owned

Crooked Paul wrote:
How is it that Mr. T hasn't aged a day since 1992?

Agreed.

Yusayoh wrote:
lol the Mr. T one owned

Agreed, the other one was lame.

Crooked Paul wrote:
How is it that Mr. T hasn't aged a day since 1992?

shut up fool

Fusi0n wrote:
shut up fool

BAN HIM!
BAN HIM FOR BEING SO FUNNY!

Just saw the Verne Troyer video on tv today.

http://media.worldofwarcraft.com/movies ... rating=wow

Mr.T is still my favorite of the three.

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I've been playing Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion a lot (fantastic game.) I'm dangerously close to dipping my toes into WoW. Dangerously addictive stuff. Anyway, these commercials are pretty amusing.

Here's two more WOW commercials from international actors:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11jxKixFCRQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgl9h_GtqP8

And a German version of the Mr. T video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkH8Yl6MCjw

I sincerely hope that I never understand the fascination people have with WOW, everyone I know who plays it has become completely addicted.

William Shatner scares me.

About 2 years ago, a huge WoW plague swept across my school, and pretty much everyone with enough money and a computer was playing it. I was lucky enough to not have enough money or a computer good enough to play it on.

Some people who were initially addicted managed to stop playing, while others who scorned the game were turned into players themselves (I'm looking at you, Phillip "the fatty" Bushnell).

Anyways, WoW is now dead at my school. Game over, Blizzard.

I've started playing WoW recently, and I must say it gains steam a bit slow. After 2 hours of playing on a day I already grow bored and switch off. I really don't understand how there can be people playing the game all day long, 2 hours a day is plenty for me. Maybe it's just because I'm only lvl 16 so far...

However, I've already noticed the "addicting"-flavour of the game. It's hard to not constantly think about it when you're not playing it.

I spent my entire summer playing WoW, for my job. ( http://www.azerothadvisor.com )

I was spitballing on this subject with some of my mates this weekend (Full Disclosure: The four of us played together in WoW for two years or so) and we came up with one major thing: not having to re-learn the game. Once you play WoW long enough, you know it. There's no learning curve any more. That's so nice. You know why that guy's weapon glows purple or what you need to do to become keyed for Ghazalbon's Chateau.

Also, being low level is pretty pants. Once you start getting some really sweet abilities and some really sweet gear, it gets better. That said, if it's not your tea, it's not your tea.

Hober wrote:
I spent my entire summer playing WoW, for my job. ( http://www.azerothadvisor.com ) <---

thats a pretty sweet intro screen on that website.

Yeah, I know the curve that most MMORPGs feature. I've played a couple, RuneScape and Guild Wars, and I know you must give it some time to really get into the interesting part. I've played a 10-day-trial and have bought the retail game, so I'm now playing my free month. After this month I will probably have a better opinion about it, and also know wheter I'm gonna buy a new play-time card or stick to Guild Wars.