The way they are going the enviroment adjusts to the player so it would be essentially a timewalking dungeon. I doubt it would happen though for the simple reason the current developers are shit scared of going up against ten-year old content and potentially losing.
TommyDaGreatest They keep saying stuff like that but it patently isn't true. The code is still around. And, seriously, a billion-dollar corporation doesn't back up its content?
joshua garner Same man. I remember my very VERY first toon, a Human Male Rogue. I remember spending so much time running Deadmines over and over till I got all the blue leather pieces and Dual Cruel Barbs.
As an old time WoW player who hasn't really felt in it since TBC this brought back fond memories. It reminded me of how doing the dungeon was an adventure every time due to the fact you physically had to travel there, fight your way through the mine before getting into the actual dungeon and, of course, a time when you could actually fail dungeons even if you were well geared but poorly attentive. I think what it reminded me most of all though was the fact that dungeons were there for finishing quest lines for great experience and for the loot, loot that would last you ten levels(which was like a week of decent amounts of hours played) and had meaning even at low levels. Now everything is automated. How you get there(teleported), who you're with, what spec you are and there is no planning or challenge what so ever despite gear or knowledge of the dungeon. You finish the dungeon in ten minutes and mob 10 enemies at a time, bursting them down with AoE without a care for loot or enjoyment, just looking forward to that dangling XP reward at the end of the dungeon.
Been binging Hayven again, and man this is some quality content. Holds up so good and don't even know what to compare it to nowadays on the WoW-side of youtube. Just so hard watching the outros though, telling us you'll be back soon. Rest in peace Hayven.
I really wish heroic revamps would keep the Normal difficulty the original dungeon while making the Heroic the new one. I miss the old DM so much, I would do anything to be able to play it again like back in the day.
I don't see how it would matter, when mobs die in 2 seconds anyway. Them revamping Naxx should have been an obvious example that it doesn't matter if they bring it back or not, Blizzard has changed so their work will be different (worse).
Questionable Object Do you get nostalgia every time you fly over the wetlands? What people have nostalgia for is the experience, I personally don't see any point in bringing the old version back currently. If you want further proof, look at timewalking dungeons. For wotlk and later the experience is somewhat more similar to the timewalking dungeons, but when the only way that I find them enjoyable is to pull half the dungeon in each pull then it just won't give you the same experience. This especially affects the bc dungeons, which I have the fondest memories of, the experience just isn't the same and so the environment doesn't enhance my experience in any way. It's a completely different thing that you're experiencing, because it's a completely different game.
Seems to be just your opinion, is it not? In any case, people expected it to be a mere mob level scale, but what they got was a somewhat unexpected revamp. I don't know about nostalgia or whatever, but I do know that it would have been cool to see the same old dungeon, just with higher level mobs and not a silly one shot electrical obstacle course at the end. All people wanted was simple reminder that, "Hey this was cool back in the day, glad we can do it again without steamrolling it!". With Timewalkers maybe we can run it again in its former glory? Why shouldn't we be allowed to relish in the the fun of the old times?
Martin W True, but I don't see any reason as to why my nostalgia would work differently than others. My argument is simple, if you have the same location but the feeling is completely different then it won't invoke nostalgia, and if it serves no purpose outside that then I don't see an argument that could be made for bringing it back.
Really wish I had found your channel years ago, loving the content and so sad watching knowing that the end is truely going to be the end. You had such a talent, sorry I wasn't in time to share my appreciation for it.
Fun fact: the reason Vanessa somehow survived blowing herself up is because she didn't actually do it. The poison she used to make you face your nightmares caused you to hallucinate and think she blew up, when in reality she escaped.
lol they havent shut down any servers except WoWscape and i guess you can say "nost" though all blizzard did was send them a letter and they shit their pants >.> You have servers like warmane who get over 30k players in the day playing on their realms and they have been around for YEARS! so the statement about blizzard shutting servers down is just plain wrong lol
Thank you for your wonderful videos - they are by far my favourite to watch, especially when I get home from work! I found this incredibly relaxing. I hope you are managing to cope with your health issues, my friend. My thoughts are with you.
in dead mines if you have the hyacincth macaw summon it and talk to a goblin on a ledge near the ship. a bird will bring you up to a vendor that sells a Boe defies set.
Another excellent video ! Btw Hayven, i wanted to add there is a small nod to the old DM in the revamp version, in the way to the foundry there are 2 yellow elite mobs with the name defias overseer if i remember correctly, They do not aggro if you walk next to them, but they say some funny things. Also, i wanna say this: I think one of the reazons Deadmines is so dear to so many players, is not just the dungeon, but the whole story around the defias brotherhood, and the continuation of it. After killing VC you would get a letter that would lead you to Stormwind, where you learn about the reazons behind the rise of the brotherhood and the betrayal they did suffer from the nobles from SW. And THIS is, at least i think so, why VanCleef is one of the most beloved Villians of wow. He was just a regular man that saw his people got betrayed, that claimed for justice and that after had been trown away, the only way he found to exact his revenge, was to create this brotherhood, to steal what he though was theirs, by right. And now that i said this, have anyone noticed that the most beloved "villians" in wow follow this sorta pattern? Illidan surely took on the demonic powers, but he been just fighting the legion in his way, for the sake of Azeroth, Arthas got controled by the LK and later fused with him, but, it's speculated what whatever remained of Arthas, in the mind of the LK was what hold the scourge from runing rampant on Azeroth. You can even argue that Kael'thas started as a good guy, trying to save his people, searching for power to feed them... Until he joined KJ. I think in his search of power, and because of the treatment he received from the humans (cough Garithos, cough) and of course the big lost his people suffered, he lost himself to the madness.
Try to enjoy life mate, even when you're in a dark place. A better time will come for all of us. Just open up to your surroundings and talk about problems you'll find compassion from people around you :)
The heroic revamp of Deadmines was a huge pain in the ass -- particularly the final fight where you have run through an obstacle course to get back. It was one of those dungeons in LFG where people would drop instantly as soon as they saw it was Deadmines.
Love the new video. Evolution ones are my favorite, because my favorite times in WoW were way back in the day. And I played the RTS games as well so that part is awesome too. You're in my thoughts and prayers, I hate to hear what you're going through. Hang in there buddy.
i been around since 03's secret developer island behind deadmines, creatred and found alot of these alongside noggaholic, only a few players remember us
such a Legendary dungeon, the story of Vancleef's daughter witnessing us kill her father in the dungeon up until cataclysm, and then returning as a boss I think is amazing
i miss the old Deadmines, i started playing WoW when i was 14 in vanilla, and i remember hanging out in the small village near the entrance being killed by the defias guards outside as i was trying to put a group together or find others to go into the dungeon with. it was really a strong memory of my early wow days so it was really nice walking down memory lane and watching this ! thanks Hayven, best wishes!
I remember back during vanilla I would on occassion, while in Orgrimmar, see a rogue wanting to run the deadmines just in order to get the red bandana and the blackened defias set. It was a journey just to get there and on occassion we would hunt down some lowbies who were questing nearby.
and now the defias sets is back in legion from unlocking as level outlaw rogue and need to be certain high level past 25, no need to spend your money anymore, I wish you can see it your self, rest in peace are lovable paladin
Excellent video. Great work :) I have fond memories of the deadmines, as it was my first dungeon in vanilla wow and it was a real event to run it back then. Since then I only came back for nostalgic reasons.
You should make tactical guides to the current legion content in the same manner, with flowing though camera, pictures of mobs, music, etc. More entertaining and easy to watch than usual guides.
Out of all the videos i have on in the backround while i play wow .. Yours .. Are the only ones i will stop everything just so i don't miss any detail or content from your vidoes. :) You do a fantastic job and i'm always happy to see a new video out x Keep up the outstanding work you do and i look forward to your next video xx thumbs up :)
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoy the videos. I am planning on doing a few How it really looks on some battlegrounds in the near future, and AV will be one of them. It might be bundled with other BGs or it will get its own video, we'll see :)
really love these videos. And yeah.. deadmines is definently a dungeon that holds a spot in my heart... i miss boosting new players.... seeing how happy they are when i help them. as they describe to me what they've experienced so far in this new magical huge world they had just entered. i also miss hearing "you there, check out that noise" when i blow open that door Q.Q
still giving me vietnam flashbacks after 14 years.tried to trio it so many times (low lvl priest+rogue+mage)...must have died like a 100 times.we didnt really know what a "tank" was back then.we ended up just camping outside the defias hideout and begged people to join in (like kids outside a 7/11 beggin people to buy em beer)
2:05 I just realized the non-instanced area of the Deadmines is built almost EXACTLY like it is in this Warcraft 1 map. That's actually pretty damn impressive.
I started playing when BC came out and Deadmines was my first dungeon with my human mage. (who still exists to this day. She isn't my main anymore though.) I've liked this dungeon but I didn't mind that it changed with Cata. I liked the new version aswell, especially the fight with Vanessa Van Cleef. (The whole fight, including the poison part)
The feels is strong with this one. I first ran DM in US beta and was blown away back then. Even though I think the original Defias quest line was one of the best continuous storylines in WoW I like the revamp too because the zone is the same but the NPCs and bosses make sense in the continuation of the story.
Great video as always!! Your videos are very informative yet, funny aswell. I love them! Keep it up and beat cancers ass while your at it! Been subbed since 6k and im very glad i subbed indeed!
I loved the original Deadmines, but it seemed very random compared to the revamp which had more focus on challenging boss fights than the old one (which was more about enduring the endless waves of Defias). My only real complaint about the revamp was that Blizzard changed some of the weapon and armor skins when making the heroic version (like when Cookie's Tenderizer went from rolling pin to spiked club).
I honestly believe that the revamped Deadmines is one of the best dungeon experiences ever. I liked the original Deadmines, though I honestly ONLY liked it cause it was the very first Dungeon I ever did in the game back during Vanilla. However, it didn't really have much to the fights. The revamped version however had a lot more going on during the fights, making it seem like a "mini-raid" which I absolutely loved. Failing to move could get you killed, failing to dodge could get you killed, failing to control adds could get you killed. Cataclysm introduced some deadly dungeons and really made them impressive in difficulty. I also liked how Vanessa was a Heroic Only boss, something I only remember from Burning Crusade (though I honestly don't remember what boss, I am just 100% sure there was one (Not Anzu)). The Vanessa fight was also one of the fights I loved the most. More than a lot of Raid Boss Fights. It was unique, punishing and just downright fun to do :P
I had to look it up a bit to check, but Blood Guard Porung was the one I was talking about ;) And honestly, I forgot about the WotLK one but now that you mention it I do remember a Bog Creaper boss in the Mushroom part that was probably Heroic only (my groups always skipped him though)
That mushroom boss was exactly the one I was talking about. But I only killed him once or twice during Wrath and usually skipped him. But I totally forgot about the blood guard.
yeah i liked the deadmines revamp, I just wish they did more changes. Like oh hey we got to fight another ogre at first and another goblin. I wish they went more with making it all different. Other than that I thought it was fine. Only thing I would have changed was maybe have the ship actually get launched. Like instead of setting it on fire vanessa just leaves, you follow her, then the ship is launched, she swings back on, you fight your way to get to the ropes to just barley make it onto the ship and you have to stop it before it gets to stormwind. When you do Vanessa blows up the ship to try to kill you as well but luckily you were able to get off before and it's assumed she's dead but not. I felt it would have made a more epic dungeon for one of the most iconic parts of wow and a better end to vanessa's story if they wanted to bring her back like they did rather than she somehow survived after throwing a explosive at her feet. Could have said a story that Vanessa died with her father's plan and with that the end of the defias. Just would have felt it would have been better
Those objects in the deadmines probably act as a "source file" in order for blizz to preserve and reduce how much system memory is required to be able to play in outlands. If I had to guess I would think that those objects that appear in outlands, or the Dalaran bubble for that matter, are pulled from that zone. So instead of having multiple high polycount designs (lets say one of those trees for instance) that all need to be individually loaded, they all load instantly because they pull from the same source that remains loaded off screen.
I miss you
TheAlchemist :( It's so sad seeing his comments where he expects more great videos to be made only to die to cancer :(
We miss him
Still do
Yes, we all :(
One of the very few who used to make professional content about the Warcraft franchise... We'll be missing you.
he dead? how
@@RafaelCabreraAzrael Cancer. ;_;
The vanilla dungeon should be accessable through caverns of time
Like all the other revamps
I don't see how bringing just the area back would make a difference, everything would die in seconds and it would be different thematically.
The way they are going the enviroment adjusts to the player so it would be essentially a timewalking dungeon. I doubt it would happen though for the simple reason the current developers are shit scared of going up against ten-year old content and potentially losing.
+Archvaldor's Warcraft Hacks Or they just dont have access to the content anymore and would have to re-create it = too much work
TommyDaGreatest
They keep saying stuff like that but it patently isn't true. The code is still around. And, seriously, a billion-dollar corporation doesn't back up its content?
my first memories of wow are the wipes in dead mines during vanilla, it's where I met my best friend in wow
joshua garner Same man. I remember my very VERY first toon, a Human Male Rogue. I remember spending so much time running Deadmines over and over till I got all the blue leather pieces and Dual Cruel Barbs.
You added "trivia" to the video, REALLY a nice touch! I love your videos, keep doing them!
(at 1:00)
As an old time WoW player who hasn't really felt in it since TBC this brought back fond memories. It reminded me of how doing the dungeon was an adventure every time due to the fact you physically had to travel there, fight your way through the mine before getting into the actual dungeon and, of course, a time when you could actually fail dungeons even if you were well geared but poorly attentive.
I think what it reminded me most of all though was the fact that dungeons were there for finishing quest lines for great experience and for the loot, loot that would last you ten levels(which was like a week of decent amounts of hours played) and had meaning even at low levels. Now everything is automated. How you get there(teleported), who you're with, what spec you are and there is no planning or challenge what so ever despite gear or knowledge of the dungeon. You finish the dungeon in ten minutes and mob 10 enemies at a time, bursting them down with AoE without a care for loot or enjoyment, just looking forward to that dangling XP reward at the end of the dungeon.
Been binging Hayven again, and man this is some quality content. Holds up so good and don't even know what to compare it to nowadays on the WoW-side of youtube. Just so hard watching the outros though, telling us you'll be back soon. Rest in peace Hayven.
I really wish heroic revamps would keep the Normal difficulty the original dungeon while making the Heroic the new one. I miss the old DM so much, I would do anything to be able to play it again like back in the day.
I don't see how it would matter, when mobs die in 2 seconds anyway. Them revamping Naxx should have been an obvious example that it doesn't matter if they bring it back or not, Blizzard has changed so their work will be different (worse).
It's a matter of both nostalgia and allowing new players to see old content how it used to be which is a learning experience.
Questionable Object Do you get nostalgia every time you fly over the wetlands? What people have nostalgia for is the experience, I personally don't see any point in bringing the old version back currently. If you want further proof, look at timewalking dungeons. For wotlk and later the experience is somewhat more similar to the timewalking dungeons, but when the only way that I find them enjoyable is to pull half the dungeon in each pull then it just won't give you the same experience. This especially affects the bc dungeons, which I have the fondest memories of, the experience just isn't the same and so the environment doesn't enhance my experience in any way. It's a completely different thing that you're experiencing, because it's a completely different game.
Seems to be just your opinion, is it not? In any case, people expected it to be a mere mob level scale, but what they got was a somewhat unexpected revamp. I don't know about nostalgia or whatever, but I do know that it would have been cool to see the same old dungeon, just with higher level mobs and not a silly one shot electrical obstacle course at the end. All people wanted was simple reminder that, "Hey this was cool back in the day, glad we can do it again without steamrolling it!". With Timewalkers maybe we can run it again in its former glory? Why shouldn't we be allowed to relish in the the fun of the old times?
Martin W True, but I don't see any reason as to why my nostalgia would work differently than others. My argument is simple, if you have the same location but the feeling is completely different then it won't invoke nostalgia, and if it serves no purpose outside that then I don't see an argument that could be made for bringing it back.
Always a pleasure when a Hayven video pops up onto my feed. You are missed.
Really wish I had found your channel years ago, loving the content and so sad watching knowing that the end is truely going to be the end. You had such a talent, sorry I wasn't in time to share my appreciation for it.
RIP hayven. x
Fun fact: the reason Vanessa somehow survived blowing herself up is because she didn't actually do it. The poison she used to make you face your nightmares caused you to hallucinate and think she blew up, when in reality she escaped.
I started in WoD, so I never got to see the "old" WoW. Love seeing these evolution videos
Play private servers if you want to experience the old wow the reddit page wowservers is a good place to find out more information :)
Too bad they will shut every single one, so don't get too attached to any of those Private Servers.
Though, I preffer to not play on those.
lol they havent shut down any servers except WoWscape and i guess you can say "nost" though all blizzard did was send them a letter and they shit their pants >.>
You have servers like warmane who get over 30k players in the day playing on their realms and they have been around for YEARS! so the statement about blizzard shutting servers down is just plain wrong lol
***** So that means it isn't shit for him! It's normal for him!
SAdly you have missed much man ^^
These videos really bring the Nostalgia back from being 14 and playing my first time. Thanks for doing them.
Hayven, you're my favorite Warcraft youtuber, thank you for all the amazing videos, as well as the ones to come!
Thank you for your wonderful videos - they are by far my favourite to watch, especially when I get home from work! I found this incredibly relaxing. I hope you are managing to cope with your health issues, my friend. My thoughts are with you.
in dead mines if you have the hyacincth macaw summon it and talk to a goblin on a ledge near the ship. a bird will bring you up to a vendor that sells a Boe defies set.
Another excellent video ! Btw Hayven, i wanted to add there is a small nod to the old DM in the revamp version, in the way to the foundry there are 2 yellow elite mobs with the name defias overseer if i remember correctly, They do not aggro if you walk next to them, but they say some funny things. Also, i wanna say this: I think one of the reazons Deadmines is so dear to so many players, is not just the dungeon, but the whole story around the defias brotherhood, and the continuation of it. After killing VC you would get a letter that would lead you to Stormwind, where you learn about the reazons behind the rise of the brotherhood and the betrayal they did suffer from the nobles from SW. And THIS is, at least i think so, why VanCleef is one of the most beloved Villians of wow. He was just a regular man that saw his people got betrayed, that claimed for justice and that after had been trown away, the only way he found to exact his revenge, was to create this brotherhood, to steal what he though was theirs, by right.
And now that i said this, have anyone noticed that the most beloved "villians" in wow follow this sorta pattern? Illidan surely took on the demonic powers, but he been just fighting the legion in his way, for the sake of Azeroth, Arthas got controled by the LK and later fused with him, but, it's speculated what whatever remained of Arthas, in the mind of the LK was what hold the scourge from runing rampant on Azeroth. You can even argue that Kael'thas started as a good guy, trying to save his people, searching for power to feed them... Until he joined KJ. I think in his search of power, and because of the treatment he received from the humans (cough Garithos, cough) and of course the big lost his people suffered, he lost himself to the madness.
This is such an awesome, well made video, thank you Hayven!
I like the style you used to make this video, it's really well made.
That Warcraft 1 footage made me feel things dawg
When I saw these warcraft 1 footage, my mind just blew up realizing how the franchise evolved!
i really miss you hayven. im pretty sure everyone else does too
You've really out done yourself this time. Great job, Hayven!
Can we figure out how to resurrect him? I still come back and watch these videos from time to time.
I wish we could travel through the Caverns of Time to before April 24th, 2017.
my life has become a bitter cycle of waiting eagerly in a lightless room for your videos for a brief moment of happiness
Try to enjoy life mate, even when you're in a dark place. A better time will come for all of us. Just open up to your surroundings and talk about problems you'll find compassion from people around you :)
Gotta say, love the little Trivia boxes you spread out through the video, they're a really nice touch to an already awesome video! :)
The heroic revamp of Deadmines was a huge pain in the ass -- particularly the final fight where you have run through an obstacle course to get back. It was one of those dungeons in LFG where people would drop instantly as soon as they saw it was Deadmines.
Love the new video. Evolution ones are my favorite, because my favorite times in WoW were way back in the day.
And I played the RTS games as well so that part is awesome too.
You're in my thoughts and prayers, I hate to hear what you're going through. Hang in there buddy.
Your videos are only getting better and better, glad you've started narrating them too.
i been around since 03's secret developer island behind deadmines, creatred and found alot of these alongside noggaholic, only a few players remember us
You've really been pumping out these videos recently. It's always great to see them in my feed and the quality continues to improve. Thanks Hayven!
These videos are always so lovely and thoughtful. Your craftsmanship is appreciated! Beautiful work.
wow i just realize Hayven was around at least when Legion came out..
This video is so good man. you got such a pleasing voice! Please keep us coming and keep us updating about anything else :)
such a Legendary dungeon, the story of Vancleef's daughter witnessing us kill her father in the dungeon up until cataclysm, and then returning as a boss I think is amazing
i was looking for something like this and your videos are perfect :)
probably gonna play wow again just to see all the redone places
i miss the old Deadmines, i started playing WoW when i was 14 in vanilla, and i remember hanging out in the small village near the entrance being killed by the defias guards outside as i was trying to put a group together or find others to go into the dungeon with. it was really a strong memory of my early wow days so it was really nice walking down memory lane and watching this ! thanks Hayven, best wishes!
THAT IS COOL, man. Best video you've ever done. Very good narration style and info. Keep up good work!
I think alot of my fond memories are mainly to do with the challenge of this dungeon in vanilla. It's a shame that they hold little challenge now.
you are doing on one of the best warcraft related videos on you tube. well done man!
So since you did Deadmines which mainly alliance did until cataclysm, how about Ragefire Chasm since that's Horde's first dungeon.
Yeah, that is the plan :)
+Hayven Games I've known must of the stuff you say in your videos but I'm gonna sub and still watch em :)
I remember back during vanilla I would on occassion, while in Orgrimmar, see a rogue wanting to run the deadmines just in order to get the red bandana and the blackened defias set. It was a journey just to get there and on occassion we would hunt down some lowbies who were questing nearby.
and now the defias sets is back in legion from unlocking as level outlaw rogue and need to be certain high level past 25, no need to spend your money anymore, I wish you can see it your self, rest in peace are lovable paladin
Excellent video. Great work :)
I have fond memories of the deadmines, as it was my first dungeon in vanilla wow and it was a real event to run it back then.
Since then I only came back for nostalgic reasons.
Awesome editing Hayven! I liked this video a lot :D
You should make tactical guides to the current legion content in the same manner, with flowing though camera, pictures of mobs, music, etc. More entertaining and easy to watch than usual guides.
I like the trivia input. Great addition to your already great videos.
I absolutey love this series, please keep it up! :)
Very well done video. I enjoyed it immensely. I look forward to checking out more of your work, I ended up on this one through youtube randomness.
So much Nostalgia its great, Hope when BfA drops we might be able to play old school DM again
Ahh the memories this brings back! Great video once again!
P.S Hope you're feeling better and beat the shit out of that cancer, all the best man!
Love this series! As I started in Wrath and kinda missed MoP entirely, I really enjoy these retrospectives!
Vanilla - BC WoW were such special games. We need official legacy servers :(
Wish granted.
Out of all the videos i have on in the backround while i play wow .. Yours .. Are the only ones i will stop everything just so i don't miss any detail or content from your vidoes. :)
You do a fantastic job and i'm always happy to see a new video out x
Keep up the outstanding work you do and i look forward to your next video xx thumbs up :)
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoy the videos. I am planning on doing a few How it really looks on some battlegrounds in the near future, and AV will be one of them. It might be bundled with other BGs or it will get its own video, we'll see :)
Blackhand is the best parent ever
Awesome video man! Keep up the good work.
Wow, i love all your Videos. Keep up the great Work. You are awesome!!!
Awesome vid dude thanks for this :)
Here we go :D This will be awsome!
I love it when you talk in your videos you have such a nice voice
really love these videos. And yeah.. deadmines is definently a dungeon that holds a spot in my heart... i miss boosting new players.... seeing how happy they are when i help them. as they describe to me what they've experienced so far in this new magical huge world they had just entered. i also miss hearing "you there, check out that noise" when i blow open that door Q.Q
So much nostalgia that it makes me wonder if anything will recapture my imagination like World of Warcraft did when it first launched...
So many memories. Great video!
Excellent video! Such a memorable instance.
The voice acting from the RTS still cracks me up. Not sure which race is more ridiculous.
The last part of the Deadmines always reminded me of The Goonies.
still giving me vietnam flashbacks after 14 years.tried to trio it so many times (low lvl priest+rogue+mage)...must have died like a 100 times.we didnt really know what a "tank" was back then.we ended up just camping outside the defias hideout and begged people to join in (like kids outside a 7/11 beggin people to buy em beer)
I love your videos, they're very informative! Thank you! :D
I know you never got to see this comment but we all loved you and you will live on in the Wow community
Too soon you were taken. Hope your making these vids for the angels now. Rest in peace brother
Amazing video, as always. Thanks!
2:05 I just realized the non-instanced area of the Deadmines is built almost EXACTLY like it is in this Warcraft 1 map. That's actually pretty damn impressive.
WELCOME TO THE DEADMINES! MYSTERIES IN TH DEADMINES!
I still have that VanCleef custume haha. I think it is about 20 charges left xD
I started playing when BC came out and Deadmines was my first dungeon with my human mage. (who still exists to this day. She isn't my main anymore though.) I've liked this dungeon but I didn't mind that it changed with Cata. I liked the new version aswell, especially the fight with Vanessa Van Cleef. (The whole fight, including the poison part)
Your channel is amazing! More Warcraft!!! Amazing, keep up the good work!
Lok'Tar!
The feels is strong with this one. I first ran DM in US beta and was blown away back then. Even though I think the original Defias quest line was one of the best continuous storylines in WoW I like the revamp too because the zone is the same but the NPCs and bosses make sense in the continuation of the story.
rest well hayven
1:General: LF TANK FOR DEADMINES
I remember back when I requested this and came true, still miss him tho.
I like the little trivia bits!
by the way as a outlaw rogue you can get the defias brotherhood armor and it counts for every leather wearing class
Great video as always!! Your videos are very informative yet, funny aswell. I love them! Keep it up and beat cancers ass while your at it! Been subbed since 6k and im very glad i subbed indeed!
Nice, love the quality of these videos.
Wonderful video, like always!!!
Deadmines is still my favorite dungeon to this day
I loved the original Deadmines, but it seemed very random compared to the revamp which had more focus on challenging boss fights than the old one (which was more about enduring the endless waves of Defias). My only real complaint about the revamp was that Blizzard changed some of the weapon and armor skins when making the heroic version (like when Cookie's Tenderizer went from rolling pin to spiked club).
Lmao, the way he pronounces "Rogue" but thanks for the video, the deadmines was my favorite dungeon before the revamp.
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I honestly believe that the revamped Deadmines is one of the best dungeon experiences ever.
I liked the original Deadmines, though I honestly ONLY liked it cause it was the very first Dungeon I ever did in the game back during Vanilla. However, it didn't really have much to the fights.
The revamped version however had a lot more going on during the fights, making it seem like a "mini-raid" which I absolutely loved. Failing to move could get you killed, failing to dodge could get you killed, failing to control adds could get you killed. Cataclysm introduced some deadly dungeons and really made them impressive in difficulty.
I also liked how Vanessa was a Heroic Only boss, something I only remember from Burning Crusade (though I honestly don't remember what boss, I am just 100% sure there was one (Not Anzu)).
The Vanessa fight was also one of the fights I loved the most. More than a lot of Raid Boss Fights. It was unique, punishing and just downright fun to do :P
There was an optional boss in Ahn'Kahet who only spawned in the Heroic version. I don't remember his name though. But that was WotLK, not BC.
I had to look it up a bit to check, but Blood Guard Porung was the one I was talking about ;)
And honestly, I forgot about the WotLK one but now that you mention it I do remember a Bog Creaper boss in the Mushroom part that was probably Heroic only (my groups always skipped him though)
That mushroom boss was exactly the one I was talking about. But I only killed him once or twice during Wrath and usually skipped him. But I totally forgot about the blood guard.
The vanessa vancleef encounter really was different, they should take a look back at that and include that in a raid encounter somehow.
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yeah i liked the deadmines revamp, I just wish they did more changes. Like oh hey we got to fight another ogre at first and another goblin. I wish they went more with making it all different. Other than that I thought it was fine. Only thing I would have changed was maybe have the ship actually get launched. Like instead of setting it on fire vanessa just leaves, you follow her, then the ship is launched, she swings back on, you fight your way to get to the ropes to just barley make it onto the ship and you have to stop it before it gets to stormwind. When you do Vanessa blows up the ship to try to kill you as well but luckily you were able to get off before and it's assumed she's dead but not. I felt it would have made a more epic dungeon for one of the most iconic parts of wow and a better end to vanessa's story if they wanted to bring her back like they did rather than she somehow survived after throwing a explosive at her feet. Could have said a story that Vanessa died with her father's plan and with that the end of the defias. Just would have felt it would have been better
Very nice video, thank you!
The EVOLUTION of Wailing Caverns or Shadowfang Keep?
Btw great video.
you can find the corpse of mr. smite in deadmines on the boat
7:56 I think you can use a blacksmith metal key too, (silver key, gold key...)
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Those objects in the deadmines probably act as a "source file" in order for blizz to preserve and reduce how much system memory is required to be able to play in outlands. If I had to guess I would think that those objects that appear in outlands, or the Dalaran bubble for that matter, are pulled from that zone. So instead of having multiple high polycount designs (lets say one of those trees for instance) that all need to be individually loaded, they all load instantly because they pull from the same source that remains loaded off screen.