Huge battle in WoW Classic! Horde Army is pushed back and decimated by Alliance!
Channel: Rohkiani311006
Date: 2019-09-02

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It started in a cave in the Hillsbrad foothills. Some high-level Alliance attacked weaker Horde players, who struggled to escape. The cave was filled with NPCs who were friendly to Alliance players and hostile to Horde. Despite escaping the cave, the Horde players still died.

But they called in reinforcements. Slowly, the conflict grew. A high-level Alliance warrior, so high that his level wasn't even displayed, fell in combat. But he was followed by more. As players died, they resurrected closer to their graveyards (I presume; I wasn't watching that part) until the fighting had moved to the ground between the main Horde and Alliance settlements in the region.

Streamed by Korean player https://www.twitch.tv/saddummy (서새봄냥) on 2019-09-02.

There would be a lot more skeletons if players weren't limited to one skeleton in WoW Classic. There was no such limitation in original WoW.

Tip: one way to heal in PvP is to use the hotkeys for Select Friendly Target, Select Previous Friendly Target, the standard Select Enemy Target (default Tab), and Select Target of Target/Assist, to quickly find injured allies. It really helps to switch the functionality of Caps Lock and Ctrl on a standard keyboard, so Ctrl and Tab are touching each other and you can do something like Ctrl-Tab for Select Friendly Target without straining your fingers. Select Previous Friendly Target can be Shift-Ctrl-Tab.

Then you can rapidly tab through friendly targets, and when you see someone injured but you already advanced to the next target, you just use the hotkey to go back. You can also tab to an enemy and use the assist hotkey to see whom they're attacking, and heal that person if they're injured or about to be injured. You can even do a chain of assists, to see what a bunch of people, both friendly and enemy, are focused on.

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I recorded this video using the following command, in GNU/Linux:

ffmpeg -i "$(youtube-dl -g -f 720p60 https://www.twitch.tv/saddummy)" -c copy hillsbrad.mkv

If your command-line interface doesn't have 'command substitution' or it's too complicated (in Linux, 'man bash'), just run youtube-dl separately and copy the URL it outputs. I ended the recording by pressing Q once (pressing it twice exits immediately). Then I copied the streams into an mp4 so I could upload it to YouTube:

ffmpeg -hide_banner -i hillsbrad.mkv -c copy -t 4011 -movflags faststart -map_metadata 0 hillsbrad.mp4

I saved it as mkv because I had a limited amount of space, and if writing was interrupted because the file system became full or any other reason, an mp4 would not be usable. The option "-movflags frag_keyframe" can avoid this but not all media players can deal with it and YouTube might not be able to either. Saving with the faststart option should let YouTube process it faster, but the step "Starting second pass: moving the moov atom to the beginning of the file" took several minutes, and maybe the '-moov_size (bytes)' option should be used.

I haven't actually watched most of this video, and what I did see I watching in 360p because my computer is old and the fan is broken. This is 720p 60fps, but it is also available in 1080p 60fps from the source.

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