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Well my jaw dropped. What a co-sign! Thank you @ChrisVanVliet!
Soooo @CodyRhodes what do you want to talk about? 👀🧇
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Watching League of Legends youtubers quietly retire to the lush green WoW fields where they run around and experience joy for the first time is genuinely one of my favorite genres of video.
Install this and try it!
TODAY YOU CAN DOWNLOAD AND TRY @EmbervilleGame! \o/
The demo will be available later today! I'll be doing another run of it myself at 11am ET. We can't wait for you to see a slice of what Emberville is becoming. 🥳
We hope you join us to begin our drive to 1.0 on the 27th with Early Access! Or we'll see you at 1.0 in a couple years! We can't wait to begin this journey with you guys. Thanks for the support and make sure to let us know what you think of the demo!
Let's make sure everyone knows, this isn't Tristan's fault here. Wrestling is wrestling, it's not meant to be perfect. The fact that the WWE social media team would go out of their way to post something like this though, just looks bad. There were many other highlights to use here.
Good.
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I played WoW all the way till Mist of Pandara. The classic vanilla 1-60 PvP experience.. there was nothing like it in gaming. Personally im looking forward to the War currently brewing in WoW Forever...For the Horde you disgusting Alliance. We're coming for your land!
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“THE BASTARD.”
This is, without question, the most difficult video I’ve ever had to make. There will never be enough words to truly explain what PAC meant to me throughout my life, the same way no matter how much I edit, I can never truly capture how great of a man he truly was to so many people.
To be completely transparent, I broke down countless times creating this, even now, I’m still struggling to come to terms with the fact that he really is gone. A lot of you know how much I admired him, I know millions of people are sharing the same feelings of grief as I am, and many are carrying a much deeper and more personal loss than I could ever understand.
No matter how difficult the process will be, today and forever on we will celebrate the extraordinary life and career of PAC. It feels surreal even saying it. I again send my deepest condolences to those who knew him, and to the rest of the community as a whole.
To me, this is the best way I could ever attempt to pay tribute to one of my favorite wrestlers of all time, and celebrate the spectacular career he’s had both in and outside of the ring.
Thank you forever, PAC.











