Hahhahahaha! good one

Tens of different human and elven models and portraits reimagined and some even completely overhauled from arguably the best Warcraft game 17 years ago...meanwhile, HE is worried about the fucking Fruit Stand...

@@tommygunengineer9184 i mean yea

Tommygunengineer it was a joke!!!

@@RealKestrelStar You don't say... 😂

Well, Jaina is lacking her surname and any title too. But yeah, poor Kael.

*Karl

@Waldzwölfe i mean that's just because the models are mixed with the blood elf models. Look at sylvanas for example. She has blue eyes. It just so happens that the blood elf version of the models were created/datamined first

@Waldzwölfe nah you're just being dramatic and beyond emotional. Even back in classic warcraft 3 models had difference with their high elf versions be it in color or in name with the differences coming with the frozen throne. An expansion that is a part of the reofrged package. Also for the record, many MANY asked for dark iron dwarves aswell so dont use that as an arguement.

Trust me, Malfurion is only called Furion in Reign of Chaos

Proof positive that transmog existed in war 3 😁

Hope they will change that. I mean, that's retarded the fact that the mage launch a water splash or anything else than fire, and the staff go "By fire be purged!"

And the animation of shooting arrows (especially Sylvanas) is weird too

Yesss, I played when I was young and could barely keep up with the story because english is my 2nd language and the models were identical... can't wait to play with the new models and whatnot and get immersed in the story

@@Hyuzuka when I was younger I had a older brother and he told me cheats and he said I can use it whenever I struggle in campaign and I used it whole time😂 but I'm happy I atleast finished it the proper way

@@T1NG0 Thnks for sharing ur story. I felt a pang of nostalgia too when I was reading your comment

17 years are a long time. You can clearly see, how graphics are changed. Models are much more detailed.

@@Pr0fane26np

14:10? Kidding?

@@muchospendechos That's like the one exception. Take a look at the various creeps or the hero units and you get noticeable differences where the original game didnt care at all.

@@Janx14 agreed with you there, I think they have plans to build on this game. But why did they do that with the towers lmao, I get its elemental based but a bit bigger difference couldve been used instead

@@jakobsaronge1409 I think some not done yet, so model stay the same. You can look up others video most model not complete yet

@@Janx14 yea because back in the days the game experience was important, not the looks of some models, which are just copy/pasted over the original characters. If there is no content update to the original game, like a new campaign this will be just a very expensive mod and a ripoff.

Looks like shit compared to the old design.

@@huntman1412 ok boomer

Well it is more that High Elves were always part of the Alliance. So their lore was tying elves to human society with a mana core at the center of their city that brought them to an age of magic and technology. Aside from ship designs with their Elven Destroyers they didn't really bring anything else. Once they left the Alliance they no longer had access to the technology they once had. So their culture devolved back into what is natural for High Elves. A magic focused culture. Making them mana addicts was not really planned for much else other than to make drug jokes, but it was what their story eventually became in WC3. WoW just kind of differentiated their architecture for cool points. Since it would be boring if every race had the same building design. Honestly I have a feeling they were probably meant to live in outland and be Kael's elves instead. With how much of their stuff is floating. It matches Outland environmental design more. They probably realized later that they couldn't really do that and tweaked the lore so that they could put the starting zone in the eastern kingdoms location lorewise. Since it's physical location is somewhere in the outland map. xD

uther was a knight before he was a paladin not a clergyman

@@xxxxx6622 Bro, I am not one of those who contradict or argue. But in the books it is made clear that Uther was first a cleric, in "Tides of Darkness" Alonsus Faol himself mentions him as his assistant in the church, referring to him as a believing man of faith, and it was precisely Uther the first to be named Paladin; something that is confirmed in the second book "Beyond the Dark Portal" and in the wiki itself and gamepedia it is said that Uther was a cleric, then paladin. Also take into account that Paladins are also referred to as "Knight" as a sign of respect. The same is also mentioned in the Wiki and Gamepedia.

@@robindecretk3307 in tides of darkness alonsus faol says that uther is his candidate for paladins because he is a devout man, uther himself is asked by lothar whether he was a knight or not and uther confirms being one, here i'll quote the book: Uther took the lead, speaking while Lothar was still wondering what to say to them. ―My lord, the archbishop has told us of the upcoming battle, and of the Horde‘s approach. We are at your service, and at the service of the people. Use us as you see fit, for we would smite our enemies and drive them forth, shielding this land with the Holy Light.‖ He was a tall, powerfully built man, with strong, vaguely familiar features and stern eyes the color of the ocean. Lothar could feel the man‘s piety as an almost physical presence, very much like Faol‘s own but lacking the archbishop‘s warmth. ―You were a knight before?‖ he asked. ―Aye, my lord,‖ the Paladin candidate replied. ―But I have been a follower of the church and a devout believer in the Holy Light since my youth. I first met the Archbishop when he was merely Bishop Faol, and he was kind enough to serve as my spiritual advisor and mentor. I was honored when he told me of his plans for a new order, and offered me a place among them.‖ Uther‘s jaw tightened. ―With the coming of these foul creatures, I know we will need the Light‘s blessing to defeat them and protect our lands, our homes, and our people.‖

@@robindecretk3307 Uther was mentioned as a Cleric originally from Stormwind in the Warcraft II game but the Tides of Darkness novel changed it to him being a native from Lordaeron as well as a knight who was also an apprentice cleric (I think to make him more closer to Arthas). Not sure which one is canon in WoW or what they will do in the reforged.

But it'a weird to see Dagren the Orcslayer hold the Ashbringer...

Yeah, it's mostly dark silver.

and the sorceress needs bigger tiddies :P. They looked bigger when they were squares

@@Porkey798 They looked more attractive when they were squares, lmao ;D

@@starsfalldown1234567 who told you I'm a man? xD

@@Porkey798 I'm not talking to you sweetie. Don't act so obsessed.

Why aren't those tiers in the game? T.T

hilarious how ?

Y, like a gay parade.

It is a Paladin Pals forever reunion.

The Silverhand always looked like a family of twins.

@ThisIDIsTheLongestID r/commentsthatagedpoorly

Would be great but if the modeling team is too lazy to model most of the elves right, then I doubt they'd take the time to add extra phases. They look like the stereotypical MMO rejects.

@@muffinman2546 A 2006 boy can dream can't he?

Well, don't he look paler when he wields Frostmourne? Maybe there are more nice surprises in store.

@@muffinman2546 its not about the modeling team, more like a technical artist AND design lead question

Big true

Same dafuq :(

They dc, this whole remaster is crap.

FX are probably just not complete for that one. There are a lot of models missing their FX.

they didn't they still spam slow on everything in sight

Are you fucking serious ??

@@pogchamp2897 Yes. He is. Look carefully. Model itself looks better on new one but effects are almost non-existend! I hope this models are still in work.

Ye

GYeah everything’s over designed and bland