World of Warcraft isn’t just a game—it’s been a life-changing experience for me. In this video, I share my journey, the challenges I’ve faced, and how WoW became more than just a pastime. If you’ve ever felt like gaming is more than just a hobby, this one’s for you.
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your awesome dude love ur vids been sharing them with ppl
Love the videos!!
Awesome video, really loved the topic!
WoW (and a few other MMOs) saved my sanity a few times. I was pretty ill in my teens, spent ages in the hospital, and when I finally got out, I was too weak to really go outside.
In that time, I could go online and actually interact with people, which was a huge life safer. In the games, I was just as capable as anybody.
Games can be an extremely positive force if taken from the right perspective. Too sad modern wow has gone the 'solo', dull filler disney story cash shop route.
I love this. I've been following your page for a while, watching your crash courses, Southpark is what got me playing as well, Started in Feb 07, I've been playing since. You always do what makes you happy in this life brother, as long as its not hurting anyone, do what you enjoy. Whether you're Horde or Alliance, Azeroth is always
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