The second half of Tyke's first PVP Video.

The first half can be download at:
http://www.warcraftmovies.com/movieview.php?id=12540
(Skip the first 7 minutes to jump straight to PVP)

This video contains old PVP footage of a Gnome Warlock from October-December, 2005 at ranks 13 and 14. Although I admit Affliction can be somewhat lacking for PVP, I have used the 32/8/11 build since release and all the way through rank 14. I am currently Demonology specced for tanking the Emperor in Ahn'Qiraj (and can't wait to switch out of it).

All clips are from battlegrounds. There is no world PVP because on the rare occasion that it happens on Uther (a PVE server), it's usually a few people seeing how far they can get into an opposing city.

I make a lot of mistakes in the first song, and I pay for them by dying in every single one of these clips. I could have easily used fights where I survive, but I wanted to get the message across saying, "Hey, I'm human and I @#$% up too." And it fits the lyrics well.

The second song is mostly 1v1 fights. I don't have Ruin or clickable damage trinkets, so don't expect huge numbers and hopefully the constant dotting/fearing won't bore you too much.

The third and final song begins with 1v1 fights where I start with low HP and then finishes with 1v2. Sadly, I don't think any of these are too special. I've had several situations where I solo 2-4 Horde, but I never record them because I go into these fights thinking, "There's no way I'm getting out of this alive, but I might as well take one of them out before I die." And then by some miracle, I survive and there's no more "one of thems" left to kill.

Finally, one correction I'd like to make:
I remember downloading the first song and thinking to myself, "This sounds a lot more like Smash Mouth than it does Sublime," as it was mislabeled. And sure enough, I was right. Unfortunately, I found this out after completing the movie, so the incorrect band is listed in the credits. Thanks to Onyxian for recommending the song!.