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desolace is one of my fav zones , alot of people do not go there so i can lvl in peace and the atmosphere is really nice coupled with the ancient architecture

When I first started playing WoW I thought that sunken temple was in this zone. Seems like there actually was a sunken temple

TL DR: rocks were created by terraforming that ragnaros initiated when he created Black Rock Mountain

This is awesome!

your videos keep me alive

We are lacking content to make about the old 4ss game from 2004. Hold my rock…

I am like number 682

so cool

Never thought about looking at these things in WoW. Thank you for the video :)

This is very cool, and definitely my headcanon from now on, if nothing else!

Great video

I never noticed the rocks are from Blackrock until you pointed out the idea. Makes sense geographically. Redridge is lower than Burning Steppes, and Blackrock towers even further skywards. Im reminded of Winterspring, a zone enshrouded by Hyjal which faces the results of its changes. Redridge defintely seems to be the ones better off though in this sense, id say.

Never thought about that, but that makes sense. Also the color of these rocks indicates that the Blackrock mountain had more of a brownish color similar to Redridge before it erupted.

Need more wow rocks. I didn’t know the burning steppes and searing gorge were part of the red ridge mountains that’s awesome

You may be correct about these rocks all i know about them is i got flashbacks of those orcs hiding behind the ones right up the hill from town waiting to gank me and my friends

that like / dislike ratio though!

Those very same rocks are on the northern shore of Tirisfall, unfortunately this sort of defeats the theory

Dude you are def. up there on one of my favorite wow youtubers

Keep up the great content; your channel is going to blow up one of these days!

gz

Imo putting the blood elves into the horde was dumb and was always a decision based on money not game design. It makes no sense.

Jedi, I love that you're spending so much time on analyzing the game but I have a VERY important question I need to talk to you about... do you know WHY kids love the taste of Azerothian Toast Crunch?

That's so fuckin cool omg

love hearing the appreciation for 350 subs and here we sit at almost 16.5k <3 well deserved

cool theory :)

Ah the cave I went into for a quest. I got the epic world drop Nightblade from there too.

I will always have fond memories in Redridge. I'll never forget the stress of questing the elite orcs, running back to town, waiting for other party members to arrive, and to wait for their leader to respawn after he got killed. Heck, I even did my first PvP here near the Flightmaster. I was a Druid back then and was in an activate cat and mouse game with an Undead Rogue! Great fun, even if I don't play PvP anymore! :]

The rocks were built by the orcs to ambush the unsuspecting noobs

Very cool 😮

Awesome insight. I always thought the minimap outline of the lake had some crazy looking cracks / rocks , but it all makes sense knowing Rag was rampaging just underground

You can only play the same game, quest through the same zones, and level the same classes so many times before you start to wonder things like “why is this rock here”

This has to be my favorite CZcams channel in all of CZcams. Another banger.

As a level designer, this is beatiful <3

Its 3:31 am and I watch videos about strange Rockformations in World of Warcraft^^ No regrets

wow talk about thinking outside of the box here. I never would have thought of this but it makes perfect sense

Perfect timing, love your videos,

Nice to see my headcannon justified after all these years!

It was Ragnaros all along, what a great villain.

Short, but extremely compelling!

I loved redridge. My first encounter with orcs. Ah yes, finally I fight the baddies

once again, I feel like a lot of the stuff you’re saying is very cool and interesting. But one of the big problems with wow and Warcraft storytelling is they don’t really explain or showcase these things within the game very well. You have to read and dig and investigate and find all this different stuff outside of the game. Now that’s cool in real life when you’re investigating or researching something, but this is a game. These things should be a little bit more accessible and explains better in the story

We need more videos about rocks in world of warcraft

Fascinating, love this shit

Bro, you’re always such a breath of fresh air. I really enjoy your videos and how you think about the world in the game. Keep up with your art and I will keep on watching. Thanks.

Good observation

I hope that the world designers see the appreciation people have for what they created here. Sure, people talk about zones they love and the questing in those zones. But very little is ever said about the little details, the placement of a tree here or why there's a little rock there. It might have very well been a random placement, but I'm sure that there are probably a few little bits that were meant to have a story to them that the vast majority of players completely miss.

You need to search for the world designers and interview them!

Another proof that the OG devs were galaxy brained and that new devs are pouty proud evil little brats with no good ideas.

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