"Click Boom - Sympathy V2"
NOTE: Movie was released 2009-01-27.
Created as part of the CLICK-BOOM project - Casual PvP Movie #10
1280 x 720 - HiQuality Download - STREAMING KILLS KODO BABIES, AVOID!
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTION BEFORE YOU CLICK!
RE-EDIT: This is the first movie I've made to ever hit the spotlight - A big thanks to WCM, and to anyone who gives this movie a view - Thank you all!
Hey again, folks.
As you know, ShadowPriests have been beaten pretty hard with the funny-stick over the last few expansions and WotLK is proving to be our most difficult time in WoW History in terms of PvP viability, survivability, versatility and damage output.
That being said, I must be either really brave [or downright stupid] to upload a 20min long PvLoL movie.
Unlike my previous movie [showing the struggle of playing Shadow using an overlong message] this movie 'tries' to do the same with 'a little less conversation, a little more action' and is currently the longest movie in my entire PvP series, showing the struggle of surviving / outlasting / killing while under threat [mostly vs multiple melee] without hiding behind any trademark editing, commentary or machinima-comedy clips.
This as a raw, honest movie that tries to be upbeat and breezy, despite it's miserable nature, so please give it a proper chance and try not to flame me for trying - If you manage to make it to the ending World PvP segment, you'll get a general idea of just how lonely and helpless this spec really feels.
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Music list is supplied in the end credits.
UI & MOD Info can be found " HERE "
-- MOVIE CONTAINS --
* Extreme Noggenfogger Addiction *
* Battleground & World PvP [No Arena & No Duels] *
* Photoshop Artwork, Basic Editing & Bright Discolourations *
* Attempted 'Survival & Longevity' clips mostly vs multiple melee classes *
* In-Game jokes [ Sucky Crit Segment / MindControl / Helpless situations etc ] *
* 'Mostly' Original Non-Mainstream music - If you don't like what you hear, mute it, don't hate the movie for it *.
