Hellfire Peninsula - Burning Crusade Music

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  • čas přidán 24. 10. 2010
  • Remember how crowdy this zone was when Burning Crusade was released.
    World of Warcraft®
    ©2004 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. World of Warcraft, Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.
    All credits goes to Blizzard for the making of this music.
    Composers: Russell Brower, Neal Acree, Jason Hayes, David Arkenstone, Derek Duke, Glenn Stafford, Jeremy Soule, Matt Uelmen, Edo Guidotti
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  • @Wowmusicable
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  • @ssintesseessentiss6263
    @ssintesseessentiss6263 Před 11 lety +57

    Hellfire Peninsula's sky was possibly the best sky i've seen in all games.

    • @Altermerea
      @Altermerea Před 3 lety +4

      Nagrand, Blade's Edge Mountains and Netherstorm have also this skybox, just with clouds or storms.

    • @Julian-tf5rb
      @Julian-tf5rb Před 11 měsíci

      I must agree with you... If I had been god.... Let's just say the night's sky would look a whole lot more interesting!

  • @boyd1998
    @boyd1998 Před 10 lety +79

    Remember when you saw your screen shaking, you looked behind you, and you saw the Fel Reaver, having a Skull where it's level is supposed to be, and you would totally freak out?
    Yep...

    • @Pods_Vids
      @Pods_Vids Před 10 lety +1

      until quite recently i absolutely refused to quest in hellfire peninsula because of i was so scared of fel reaver :P

    • @PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi
      @PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi Před 6 lety

      @jason994
      quite recently? its so casual now you can prolly solo it, just like you can kill lvl 10s as lvl 1 *yawns*

    • @Anudorini-Talah
      @Anudorini-Talah Před 4 lety +2

      @@PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi you still play that game? *yawns*

    • @PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi
      @PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi Před 4 lety +1

      @@Anudorini-Talah
      Up to WOTLK its an experience that never gets old or boring, neither does it look or play outdated while it is still working out better than most MMOs

    • @quintinsmith9946
      @quintinsmith9946 Před 4 lety +1

      Yes! my first expansion that I had my own account (played on my dads in Vanilla) I was always SO scared of the Fel Reaver!

  • @irllcd13
    @irllcd13 Před 10 lety +101

    How the hell can Fel Reavers be so sneaky?

    • @DantesonofSparda85
      @DantesonofSparda85 Před 8 lety +7

      +irllcd13 I'm still trying to figure that out...I mean C'MON there's gotta be some clunking when that thing walks

    • @Anudorini-Talah
      @Anudorini-Talah Před 4 lety +3

      @@DantesonofSparda85 Earth shakes from enough distance and the roaring sound combined with the crackling ambient sound overtone a simple dumb metal foot step, its not like hes doing jump style

  • @pusillirex
    @pusillirex Před 8 lety +31

    Where is the part where the fel reaver makes a "WHOOOOOOOOOOOO"

  • @Asterenn
    @Asterenn Před 7 lety +25

    The music of this zone gives a very empty vibe. But thats the point. A lot of people complain about this zone being so empty despite its great size, but the purpose of the zone is to act as a wasteland, as it is the place in outland that houses the most demonic influence. Not my favorite zone of bc, but a fantastic zone anyway!

  • @blackbke
    @blackbke Před 2 lety +2

    I remember not liking the atmosphere when I first set foot in Outland because it was so vastly different from the Tolkien-alike vanilla WoW that I had become to love so much. But eventually TBC became my favourite WoW experience because it was such a polished and enjoyable release on all fronts while still keeping it challenging.
    The Hellfire Peninsula score stuck to me the most, probably because it was the first thing you saw and heard when walking through the dark portal on that momentous release on January 16th, 2007. With no zones or events being phased at that time, it was pretty much rush hour in this zone those first moments.
    I decided not to play TBC classic to preserve my fond memories. After all, nostalgia can only be enjoyed for things that are in the past. Reliving it is next to impossible because, all things equal, we got 15 years older and are experiencing life in a different way.

  • @Muggums4life
    @Muggums4life Před 9 lety +29

    I started playing 3 or 4 months before the launch of BC, so even though technically I started in Vanilla, I had no idea what I was doing. I picked the game up randomly one day without any knowledge of the warcraft universe and just started playing. It wasn't until a month after the launch of BC did I make a group of friends (in game) that taught me how to play the real way (instead of just grinding mobs cause what are quests?) and I gamed with them for years after that. I remember finally making it to Karazhan which was my first raid ever. However I was always jealous of the players who got to see SSC and TK so me and my closest friend at the time joined a guild and I was lucky enough to see all of SSC and TK and most of Black Temple until I quit for a few months (because my computer became shit, If I logged out in Shattrath I had to have a GM relocate me lol) until returning after the launch of Sunwell, however I wasn't in a guild so I didn't get to see that raid. It wasn't until WoTLK did I get serious again about raiding, after gearing up in Naxx with a semi-hardcore guild I remember applying and getting into a US top 20 guild and raided all through out Ulduar, TOC and heroic Icecrown with them (fancy server first titles). I quit after Icecrown became a grind.
    I decided to come back in Cataclysm, played for a few months, and it just wasn't the same game :( I tried really hard to enjoy it but I couldn't. I was tempted to come back for Warlords of Draenor (as another "outland" intrigued me) but people have told me it's a disaster. I don't think I'll play the game again, however every summer I always have the "urge" as summer was when I got my most playtime in, so I come to these videos to fix my craving. Sorry for the huge text post haha, had to get it out.

  • @Stonezorz
    @Stonezorz Před 11 lety +7

    The moment we all stepped through the Dark Portal was fantastic, best start to any expansion I have ever played maybe

  • @oldmordim
    @oldmordim Před 8 lety +56

    Oooh, what is that? a Fel Reaver? oh shiiii.....

    • @warbosspapasmurf
      @warbosspapasmurf Před 8 lety +10

      I remember during bc when.i came here and I'm like "why the hell is the ground saking" i turn around and I'm like "holy fuuuuck" then I ran my ass off"

  • @blizzard902
    @blizzard902 Před 10 lety +36

    I remember the hours before the expansion was released. So many dead corpses, and skeletons laying everywhere in front of the portal.

    • @jellyfrosh9102
      @jellyfrosh9102 Před 9 lety +15

      blizzard902 as opposed to living corpses.

    • @aplaguedoctor406
      @aplaguedoctor406 Před 8 lety +4

      +Jellyfrosh Plenty of living corpses in WoW, I would say :P

  • @adamthegreat2312
    @adamthegreat2312 Před 9 lety +55

    I remember back in the day, when I quested here and all of the sudden FEL REAVER! I was like WTF and started to scream and tried to ran away (I did, but he was so fukin big and scary, also the screen shaked)

    • @seungyup4
      @seungyup4 Před 9 lety +8

      Adam Sambol yeah, we all did. lol.

  • @115Ander511
    @115Ander511 Před 11 lety +10

    I still remember my first time when I went through Dark Portal... I was like "Where...the...hell...am... I..." and whole time looking at sky. TBC was really best expansion. That passion, friendship, war... yeah it's just game but... it has some kind of magic... I can't explain it but you know what I mean for sure :)

  • @DalarionLol
    @DalarionLol Před 9 lety +38

    2:11 emotions

    • @haileyellis1106
      @haileyellis1106 Před 9 lety +7

      DalarionLol YAS BITCH

    • @quintinsmith9946
      @quintinsmith9946 Před 4 lety

      YES! This is the part that reminds me the most of Hellfire Peninsula!! the nostalgia...

  • @Roboglenn387
    @Roboglenn387 Před 5 lety +2

    If you played this expansion at launch, that moment when you first stepped through the Dark Portal into Outland, there was no way to describe that feeling. And the zone being chocked full of people, even new Blood Elves and Draenai. It's something that gets repeated in some form every expansion but this was the first, it sticks with you.
    And finding groups for Hellfire Ramparts and Blood Furnace was super easy those first days too.

  • @MrKrashmoney
    @MrKrashmoney Před 7 lety +11

    I remember going around this area, and having the music that comes on around 5:54 playing. I happened to be in an area with no enemies, and I remember just stopping to take in the sights. Looking up in the sky at all the different stars, that giant green nebula thing in the sky, that fricken planet...it was all so alien to what I knew from wow. Such a surreal experience. Blizzard were such experts at making good atmosphere in their games.

  • @raulpardomorales7994
    @raulpardomorales7994 Před 3 lety +3

    I wish I could live in this world.

  • @maksphoto78
    @maksphoto78 Před 7 lety +8

    Of all things about Hellfire Peninsula, I discovered that you can fish there (if fishing in WoW is your thing). It's those tainted pools with infernals.

  • @Ellthom
    @Ellthom Před 7 lety +12

    If Fel Reaver could be a class it would be a rogue, because you never see them coming until its too late.

  • @morrig82
    @morrig82 Před 10 lety +8

    stepping through the portal while others still had to wait for their BC copy getting shipped - then seeing that there was a huge battle between lvl "skull" daemons and combined forces going on.... vanish - shit shit shit dont aggro, dont aggro - ah there to the right is my first quest - and an amazing time in an amazing expansion began

  • @mz_emmett9023
    @mz_emmett9023 Před 5 lety +1

    i'm so glad i discovered this game before it died

  • @odyssey21thcentury31
    @odyssey21thcentury31 Před 5 lety +3

    Music means so much for memories, I can remember the mood I had, the fun, and the gameplay experience. I just hope that Blizzard will succeed in the coming ''universal platform'' which is mobile gaming

  • @irllcd13
    @irllcd13 Před 10 lety +1

    I don't know how the hell those things can be so stealthy.

  • @Ultra_Riku
    @Ultra_Riku Před 11 lety +1

    I remember my internet was out for 4 days so I had the game...but could not play lol. probably a good thing I avoided the lag. I was totally blown away when I got to outland. The music was perfect for getting that "new world" feeling to the area. never got that with the other expansions sadly

  • @Abriel87
    @Abriel87 Před 4 lety

    WoW may be nearly dead now, but the memories of its glory days will last forever. Damn those Fell Reavers...

  • @mattiik
    @mattiik Před 11 lety +2

    hellfire was a great start to a great expansion, everything looked and sounded very cool

  • @Erzkreutz
    @Erzkreutz Před 11 lety +1

    for me the pinacle of world of warcraft feels. the atmosphere is unmatched up until today.

  • @xulore4403
    @xulore4403 Před 4 lety +3

    I can't wait for Classic WoW to drop, going BC baby!

  • @FenrirFrostborn
    @FenrirFrostborn Před rokem

    the otherworldly feel when you enter outland and then the sweeping majesty of its scope hits you with this music.

  • @19wim82
    @19wim82 Před 11 lety

    The sound when a Fel Reaver made when he was nearby... Still scares the crap out of me... -_-

  • @jenstolsma9983
    @jenstolsma9983 Před 6 lety

    The big horn/trumpet part is the best, it's so iconic.

  • @FiendMatadorSlayerOfNoobs
    @FiendMatadorSlayerOfNoobs Před 10 lety +2

    and thus,after me and my guild helped drive the Burning Legion bakc into the dark portal,TBC launched,We all stepped through,all of us with many parties made of guild members.We looked on..and behold,we had come to Outland,the shattered remains of once-proud Draenor.I remember also running down the stairs and saying'How bout it?Adventure time!'
    My guild responded with a spam of/cheer.And then we were off,to fight the threats of this new world...and needless to say,the first one was a fel reaver,who owned us,so badly.GOOD LORD!
    Memories.xD

  • @noctusowl
    @noctusowl Před 7 lety +7

    keep an eye on the Fel Reaver

  • @paradhoax
    @paradhoax Před 3 lety +1

    Omg I remember entering the peninsula following my cousin who knew better than me and how scared I was to be killed by the mobs behind the door lol

  • @CaptainPrice01
    @CaptainPrice01 Před 11 lety

    I'm with most people here that the first time I went through the gate and saw the huge battle before me with the vast desert landscape stretching out into the distance was something that I'll never forget. I have always loved this place. Loved fighting with miners trying to get all the Fel Iron before they did. Good Times

  • @Lil_Taiivaaseen
    @Lil_Taiivaaseen Před 6 lety +1

    The first time I looked at this sky..."Holly shit I am so small"

  • @Nokterian
    @Nokterian Před 12 lety

    Going through the portal and going on a taxi mount to your first quest in hellfire peninsula it is still awesome. This music gives me the goosebumps everytime!

  • @dk3212
    @dk3212 Před 10 lety

    Dude that fel reaver bitched slapped me into eternity so many times!

  • @Saugusari11
    @Saugusari11 Před 11 lety

    godamn I miss those times,I was a no-lifer I admit,but the game gave me everything I needed,fun,friends,and sometimes a knowledge and it let my imagination work,now few years after I still ocassionally tend to play for a month ,but unfortunatelly real life comes into play,and often it makes me sad :S

  • @Xapam
    @Xapam Před 13 lety +3

    In time: "hahahaha this place is so cool, I'm loving up leveling here and-"
    *VROOOOM*
    Fel Reaver smashed you.

  • @panpala
    @panpala Před 7 lety +1

    at 8:00, you can ear the beginning of the diablo 3 main theme. At first, part of this soundtrack was for the first iteration of diablo 3 but was taken into burning crusade, as well as many others soundtracks for some reasons (Auchindoun is another good example). Then, the unused part of this soundtrack (called Lord, you can find it on youtube) ended in the released version of diablo 3. Uelmen was very unhappy of this because the soundtrack wasn't finished and had a lot of issues...

  • @ReckoningGD
    @ReckoningGD Před 11 lety

    I have a lot of friends who never listened to the WoW soundtrack(s) even once. They had been playing for years but couldn't tell Durotar music from Elwynn Forest, or Orgrimmar from Stormwind for that matter. They just didn't know, they had never heard it.
    For me today, the music of a loved game is like a rollercoaster through time. Touching all of the great memories you have, giving you a glimpse back into a lost time. Lost but not forgotten.
    Best years of my life.

  • @clarabellen
    @clarabellen Před 7 lety +1

    "Did the screen just shake? Why is it shaki..."
    *Rever screech*
    "Oh god nooooo!" *dead*
    Welcome to Hellfire Peninsula.

  • @lewisbennett9794
    @lewisbennett9794 Před 10 lety

    I didn't even play during TBC, and I still feel something while listening to this.

  • @Abriel87
    @Abriel87 Před 12 lety

    I remember day one on my server, all those people rushing through the portal. There were even some poor people that suddenly found themselves in the middle of the demons because of the lag...
    The area was hardly playable during the first few days except late at night when most others were in bed. Those first days really changed my life for some time, play at night, sleep during daytime. It was so much fun.

  • @senifil
    @senifil Před 11 lety

    I remember playing BC the night it was released. Walking through the portal the first time and experience the amazing outland visuals combined with this music. Hearing the music still gives me nerd chills after all the years and brings back good memories. Really fun times.

  • @Cloonie14
    @Cloonie14 Před 13 lety +1

    JUst close your eyes and feel the meteors hit the ground, amazing place TBC i miss you ;(

  • @MinecraftPlanetChan
    @MinecraftPlanetChan Před 11 lety

    nothin like steppin through that portal to another land and seeing a huge battle against level ?? demons

  • @Skandalos
    @Skandalos Před 13 lety

    The music alone is worth it to play this game for a while. I pity every lover of music who never played wow. Of course its not the music alone. The music and the design of these awesome zones create a magic Ive never encountered before.

  • @kesasika
    @kesasika Před 10 lety

    I remember coming to Hellfire peninsula for the first time. The boring old UBRS and scholomance runs that the game had become was finally gone and the game became actually fun to play. This music is like a time capsule. I'm about to turn 17 again with all those new friends and a proper raiding guild.

  • @JohnRock14
    @JohnRock14 Před 11 lety

    True, I remember being on the lookout for fel reavers all the time and actually having a sense of panic when one was close. Now the mobs are easy to kill and you can just fly away at them levels.

  • @andrewgardiner563
    @andrewgardiner563 Před 3 lety

    I know exactly how this is going to sound, but I can’t let it play yet. It has been over ten years since I’ve heard this music and I must wait until TBC Classic launches so I can hear it fresh... once more...
    Oh how I loved this zone, expansion, and soundtrack.

  • @Xapam
    @Xapam Před 13 lety

    One of the many things that made World of Warcraft a great game is their OST. The feeling of a place, I mean music and scenary mixed makes a amazing atmosphere that just WoW has.
    And, man, Hellfire Peninsula was a nice area. When you just across the Dark Portal and look those guards fighting with those waves of demons is great. Up leveling in Hellfire was a nice thing, too. With a feeling of a new dangerous world, with fire emerging from the ground and that stream of nether energy in the sky...

  • @strike667
    @strike667 Před 6 lety

    Fuck Hellfire. Questing here was a nightmare.

  • @scorpirus
    @scorpirus Před 7 lety

    this place was a zoo with everyone and their grandma in the zone that first day, ahh how i miss it :)

  • @KingofSims84
    @KingofSims84 Před 10 lety

    The second I walked into the fiery lands of hellfire. I stopped and listened to the beauty of the music. Tears filled my eyes as I smiled, Looking up to the stunning skies with the stars and the planets...
    ...Until I got Fel Reaver'd

  • @ChanceTheCheetah
    @ChanceTheCheetah Před 9 lety

    This music is awesome not only for nostalgia but just cause its awesome.

  • @TheDeathFlag
    @TheDeathFlag Před 11 lety

    Oh my god, this brings back memories.

  • @zilvis1140
    @zilvis1140 Před 7 lety +1

    oh these good old times :(

  • @swampydaswampert
    @swampydaswampert Před 11 lety

    Loved this place

  • @Masupups
    @Masupups Před 10 lety +13

    The game evolves to meet new needs and gameplay styles. I've enjoyed WoW every step of the way, but unfortunately, times change, and you won't get to relive Vanilla/BC/Wrath forever. Blizz wouldn't get NEARLY as many sales if they didn't mix it up once in a while. But there's always this... stone-age or nostalgic feel of running through Vanilla and BC dungeons in this modern day. Like there's been so many people through that the place seems ancient...

  • @ryan8281
    @ryan8281 Před 7 lety +3

    I wish modern WoW music was more subdued and atmospheric like this music rather than the big and boomy shit we get now.

  • @xSheathixx
    @xSheathixx Před 11 lety

    The feeling of danger is really nonexistent nowadays. Its a real shame.

  • @std_logix
    @std_logix Před 3 lety

    Get ready boys

  • @sgrisancich
    @sgrisancich Před 5 lety

    I remember the launch day like it was yesterday’s. Hour wait times for server, almost impossible to tag fel orcs for the bloods with my affliction lock. Fun times

  • @Fusions-xl3sh
    @Fusions-xl3sh Před 6 lety

    That bass tho

  • @Nokterian
    @Nokterian Před 13 lety

    Oh yes so crowdy you could do a quest! But old memories live on and TBC was my favorite expansion. Coming through the portal was awesome!

  • @duomaxwell1398
    @duomaxwell1398 Před 3 lety

    Seeing the fel reaver for the first time was so epic!

  • @carljohnson6927
    @carljohnson6927 Před 4 lety

    6:00 the best part of the song

  • @blizzard902
    @blizzard902 Před 11 lety

    I rememeber the day before BC came out. Everyone from our realm was pvping outside the portal all night until release

  • @hardcore_junglist
    @hardcore_junglist Před 7 lety +1

    Love the end so much

  • @littletree653
    @littletree653 Před 5 lety

    I love TBC with patch down

  • @radman6350
    @radman6350 Před 6 lety

    Rip wow 2004-2009, icc patch was the end. 5man heroic cakewalks destroying ulduar gear. Fucking game over blizz, game over man.

  • @Soddarkryder
    @Soddarkryder Před rokem

    "CHOOOOOOOOO!!!"
    - Fel Reaver, 2007
    EDIT: Also, I see people really like the tune at 5:54, but my favorite is 2:10 - it sets the stage perfectly, when you see the desolate place entirely dominated by the Hellfire Citadel and millions of red orcs.

  • @SvenJunior
    @SvenJunior Před 11 lety

    music starts... eyes went wet...

  • @CheesecakeCzar
    @CheesecakeCzar Před 10 lety

    When you entered Hellfire Penninsula back in BC, you suddenly felt like a big boy. Why not, you were in Outland, and this harsh landscape was ready for you.

  • @Blazing234
    @Blazing234 Před 12 lety

    I believe Hellfire was one of the most interesting quest areas in World of Warcraft when it came out.

  • @Hereson
    @Hereson Před 12 lety

    A new place, a new begin. You start enjoying doing the quests in Hellfire where the Hellboars are roaming free, where meteors rain upon the darkest areas and where the Fel Reavers are thirsty for blood... Then, suddenly the grounds are shaking immensely. You look at the sky... No Hellboars... You turn around... A wild Fel Reaver appeared!

  • @MaisuBirb
    @MaisuBirb Před 7 lety +4

    I just turned 14 when I hit the Outlands. Surviving the Horrors of the Western and Eastern Plaguelands, I thought of myself as ready. I was pumped when seeing this shattered world, expecting the worst.
    A noise, more terrifying than the screams of an army going up in flames, increases in volume and intensity with every minute. I couldn't find the origin as my PC was unable to render long distances. But when I found out what it was, all that I saw was a huge metal foot above my head. Fuck you Felreaver.

  • @Perais1337
    @Perais1337 Před 11 lety

    I felt exactly the same when i went through the portal :)
    I really miss this times :(

  • @Degollao3
    @Degollao3 Před 8 lety +5

    Que recuerdos llegando del portal oscuro.......aaaaai el wow T_T

  • @tttc
    @tttc Před 12 lety

    Yes I do.

  • @Paparachu
    @Paparachu Před 11 lety

    BC was pure magic

  • @gudarai
    @gudarai Před 11 lety

    i wont forget my first time in hellfire awesome memories

  • @redplague
    @redplague Před 12 lety

    I agree with this. I've just been playing SWTOR and this is exactly the thing it lacks..

  • @SchteveNindahouse
    @SchteveNindahouse Před 11 lety

    That area was the first time were u changed ur epics for green/blue stuff :D ... I almost cried when my druid looked like shit after i entered zangarmarsh xD

  • @CG100
    @CG100 Před 11 lety

    I totally agree :)!

  • @CaptainPrice01
    @CaptainPrice01 Před 11 lety

    Also the music give a real sense of adventure. For me it does anyway.

  • @xoraessan8240
    @xoraessan8240 Před 10 lety

    If you are a TBC player and you don't feel anything while listening to this music then I ensure you that your hearth is nothing but a stone.

  • @tttc
    @tttc Před 12 lety

    Because when I needed to level fast, my own choice of music kept me more motivated and focused.

  • @johnschwenker2043
    @johnschwenker2043 Před 10 lety +17

    god i miss this game

    • @jakislol1111
      @jakislol1111 Před 10 lety

      this game is still alive with 7.5 milion players

    • @NattRavn
      @NattRavn Před 10 lety +27

      Jacek Soplica he is talking about a different game. one that doesn't exist anymore. one that cannot exist anymore because we, the players of that time, have grown up ourselves, The game he talks about defined itself not only by its brilliant design, but more so by the generation of players inhabiting it. It is something we can return to in memory. that's why most of us are here, but won't return to wow.

    • @Anehum
      @Anehum Před 10 lety +6

      Natt Ravn dude. well said.

    • @PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi
      @PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi Před 6 lety

      @Dominick
      Yeah, casual bullshit is still alive *yawns* clearly you dont know anything about WoW.
      Now actual info: TBC private servers with thousands of players are alive.

  • @Emidretrauqe
    @Emidretrauqe Před 13 lety

    @Skandalos Yes, but if ONLY these zones were any more than grinding scenery I might be still playing that game.

  • @artdc79
    @artdc79 Před 9 lety +1

    Great WoW old days.

  • @Diguez
    @Diguez Před 12 lety

    Still remenber the first time I jumped into the dark portal. Passed loading screen.. I couldn't believe the real size of it. I looked at it for 5 secs.. Flying to the top of it with flying mounts was good ;(

  • @Zer0SkiLL789
    @Zer0SkiLL789 Před 11 lety

    Exactly why I hate nostalgia so badly, especially on a video game so special to me

  • @apanst
    @apanst Před 10 lety

    You will never step out of the portal for the first time again.

  • @Massflavour
    @Massflavour Před 7 lety

    i remember the first day, hellfire was crowded as shit. then i remember the third day, i remember thinking i was making good progress at level 62... then someone zipped by me on an epic flying mount.

  • @edwinbeltran1811
    @edwinbeltran1811 Před 4 lety

    Mi alma arde 🙏

  • @dertTHEkidd
    @dertTHEkidd Před 11 lety

    A lot of jobs were lost, relationships destroyed and weight gained over Burning Crusade,
    AND NO REGRETS at all

  • @sobjeck
    @sobjeck Před 11 lety

    it was amazing how something as huge and as loud as Fel Reaver could sneak up behind you and smash you to smithereens.. i got my revenge, though.. every time i pass through HP, I pay him a visit