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Parker and Stone clearly knew their subject and were treating WOW with their own unforgiving brand of affection, one that players could easily recognise and identify with; and they were comfortable enough with gaming subcultures to use the same "machinima" in-game animation techniques as the parodists in WOW's own community. It was a cultural validation that ranked the game alongside presidents and pop stars in South Park's gallery of targets.

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The player behind him, Ben Schultz, does public appearances at conventions. Looking back, the video's wild popularity isn't that easy to explain.So you can look for a secure wow gold store to Buy WoW Gold safe in transaction. It's funny in a dumb sort of way, but fairly deeply entrenched in the arcane vernacular of raiding. Then again, you don't need to understand how WOW dungeons work to understand the enormity of his mistake, his gung-ho vigour, or the fact that he's having fun and not taking the game too seriously.