Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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If there's one thing I've discovered, it's that MMORPG's and drama go together like feet in shoes. Something about a group full of shut-in players being forced to work together seems to bring out the best and worst amongst us, and todays story is no different. In 2003, players of the classic 3D MMORPG Everquest took it upon themselves to kill the un-killable dragon. The prismatic dragon Kerafyrm was never designed to be killed, and in fact, was meant to be so powerful that players would have no chance to - as it was important for the story that he not only lives, but that players get a taste of just how powerful he was. Still, gamers are a fickle bunch, and if we're told we can't do something, that only makes us want to do it even more. So when a player on a chaotic PvP realm set out to wake Kerafyrm in order to troll his former guildmates, they instead decided to prove their worth by doing something nobody had ever done before: kill the un-killable dragon.
Massive thanks to the incredibly talented Scratch2D for the illustrations in this video: twitch.tv/Scratch2D
Reference list: docs.google.com/document/d/1fc7y1Q78hU2VVoI2Hd_Bgx9cnTZgFIDAIALBEED_S0Y/edit?usp=sharing
Big thanks to LevelUpLarry for his fantastic Kerafyrm footage: youtube.com/leveluplarry
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If there's one thing I've discovered, it's that MMORPG's and drama go together like feet in shoes. Something about a group full of shut-in players being forced to work together seems to bring out the best and worst amongst us, and todays story is no different. In 2003, players of the classic 3D MMORPG Everquest took it upon themselves to kill the un-killable dragon. The prismatic dragon Kerafyrm was never designed to be killed, and in fact, was meant to be so powerful that players would have no chance to - as it was important for the story that he not only lives, but that players get a taste of just how powerful he was. Still, gamers are a fickle bunch, and if we're told we can't do something, that only makes us want to do it even more. So when a player on a chaotic PvP realm set out to wake Kerafyrm in order to troll his former guildmates, they instead decided to prove their worth by doing something nobody had ever done before: kill the un-killable dragon.
Massive thanks to the incredibly talented Scratch2D for the illustrations in this video: twitch.tv/Scratch2D
Reference list: docs.google.com/document/d/1fc7y1Q78hU2VVoI2Hd_Bgx9cnTZgFIDAIALBEED_S0Y/edit?usp=sharing
Big thanks to LevelUpLarry for his fantastic Kerafyrm footage: youtube.com/leveluplarry
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Truly, we live in the future. Who would have thought that in just a few short years, AI, or Artificial Intelligence, would go from being a Haley Joel Osman movie to a Haley Joel Osman movie but also a real thing we can tap into in order to churn out lackluster content for Youtube. In this video, Ghost Gum and I lean on the power of AI in order to answer some of Reddits Relationship Problems, such as how do you ask your neighbor to stop using their car alarm as an actual alarm, or what to do when your gamer husband has been chatting up girls on Xbox Live. Spoiler alert: AI still has a wee way to go still.")
