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        <description>My first proper dive into World of Warcraft — and I'm starting with World of Warcraft: Forever. I've tried WoW a few times over the years, but jumping into a game with more than 20 years of history always felt a little overwhelming. Forever feels like a chance to start closer to the beginning and actually learn the game as I go. I'm playing a Skyborne Mage in the Forever Beta, completely blind when it comes to most WoW lore and mechanics. Expect lots of figuring things out, running out of mana, questionable combat decisions, corpse runs, and trying to understand what exactly is happening to Zephras Isle. And yes — I'm playing WoW on Linux. The beta currently has some interesting Linux quirks: I'm running in DX12 mode, ray-traced shadows aren't available on my GPU according to the game, and performance is noticeably worse than Retail. I also had to work around a few crashes before the stream. If you're a WoW veteran, feel free to explain the lore, mechanics and all the things I'm inevitably doing wrong. Originally streamed live on Twitch. 0:00 First time seriously playing WoW 1:48 My Skyborne Mage 5:30 WoW Forever on Linux — performance and DX12 9:58 Level 2 and learning how combat works 17:39 Completely new WoW player 19:05 My first proper fight... and death 26:33 Skyborne abilities and the floating island 30:30 Learning the Skyborne story 40:00 Ley lines, Windstones and questing 50:16 Dying, dying, dying 58:20 Why WoW Forever appeals to me 1:09:02 Twitch, YouTube and the gaming channel experiment 1:13:52 Explaining WoW lore with almost zero WoW knowledge 1:21:39 Remembering this is only a beta 1:26:11 What I understand about the Skyborne 1:38:14 The Head of Urs'anah and more corpse running 1:47:05 Campfires and learning to cook 1:50:51 Calling it a day ❤️ Help Keep This Content Going Memberships: https://youtube.com/@LinuxRenaissance/join Patreon: https://patreon.com/LinuxRenaissance Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/darth GitHub: https://github.com/sponsors/LinuxRenaissance Merch: https://shop.linuxrenaissance.com Zorin Pro: https://zorin.com/linuxrenaissance Keychron: https://www.keychron.com/?ref=LINUX StartMail 50% off: https://www.startmail.com/partner/?ref=mwq0ywj 📢 Join The Linux Renaissance Community On Matrix Chat Matrix v12 Space: https://matrix.to/#/%23space:fosshq.org Recommended Matrix client is "Element" from Flathub and Element X on Smartphones 🌐 Follow Linux Renaissance everywhere Discuss: https://forum.linuxrenaissance.com, PeerTube: https://watch.linuxrenaissance.com, Odysee: https://odysee.com/@LinuxRenaissance:1, Telegram: https://t.me/LinuxRenaissance, Mastodon: https://silversword.online/@darth, Twitter: https://x.com/darthchillash, 🎵 Music By H0ffman: https://soundcloud.com/h0ffman/sets/protracker-amiga 🙏 Linux Renaissance is supported by OPNsense: https://opnsense.org Links within this video may contain affiliate links that I receive a small commission from. #WorldOfWarcraft #WoWForever #LinuxGaming #WoW #GamingOnLinux</description>
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