Let’s Play videos did. That’s basically the same thing, just less interactive.
That’s surprising. I don’t watch Asmongold very often but I do find him funny sometimes.
No, but people being dbags happened a lot in Vanilla. The guild who crashed a funeral, tons ninja looting videos. Don’t know the fairy tale you’re remembering.
maybe English is not my main languages but at least , i dont need to pay anymore for playing a game in English lmao Oo
and pay a streamer to be my friend and have my little pony follower icon lol because i`m to dump too just play and enjoy the game . wannabe
Can’t use that argument because streaming was never a part of classic wow. If you use that argument then streaming should be banned on all servers to make it “no changes”. But I don’t want streaming banned everywhere, just a few servers set aside where it’s not allowed.
Why do you have such a problem with that?
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Didnt Xfire and Justin tv have streaming?
Because streaming is really no different than recording gameplay footage with commentary and posting it on YouTube, which DID happen back in Classic.
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Careful with this one…I might happen 
By that logic, they should outlaw any hardware or software that did not exist prior to 2006. Sounds very reasonable and easily enforceable…
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You say that like it’s a bad thing.
If it’s no different, then record a video and post it later. Problem solved.
Or… shut up and accept the fact that streaming is how content creation is done these days.
You really need to either check a definition of a public forum or stop using one if you don’t like to see opinions you disagree with so much.
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try to minimize lmao , anyway i need to go , in my book your a lost cause , can not play a game alone and enjoy the game for is content , you need to pay someone to spoiler you the game lol , i guess is better i dont speak english lmao i will feel less dump,
That’s completely taken out of context, and Asmongold himself has misrepresented it. He had a BlizzCon pass but not a Media pass. He was asked to leave the media area because he didn’t have authorization to be there.
That he went on to say anything else is a matter of conjecture and hearsay. The only thing you and I know for sure are:
- He didn’t have a media pass.
- He was asked to leave the media area.
Was that because he was somewhere he wasn’t allowed to be, or because he’s a toxic streamer? Which one is the logical conclusion?
I’d say it’s because he was simply somewhere he wasn’t allowed to be.
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Knowing Asmon and watching the video, I would say he was somewhere he wasn’t supposed to be and his entitled self was outraged he would be slighted as such.
That said, he has all the right in the world to stream in his home or gaming house or whatever whenever he wants.
I don’t mind seeing opinions different from mine so long as they’re presented rationally. Yours are not. You think they are, but they aren’t.
Well…the chaining up part is!
I am all for bringing back the folks who made Blizzard what is was before activision got their claws into it.
Just not in Chains.
Wish the ones from Blizzard North didn’t fail on Hellgate:London though ![:frowning:](https://d38bqls1q93fod.cloudfront.net/en/wow/images/emoji/twitter/frowning.png?v=6" ":frowning:")
Oh yeah. Screw the chains. Bring them back as free men.
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