Don’t joke about having to be logged in to get rested XP. That’s exactly how I played through my first 30 levels or so! I just presumed that the Zzz icon was only effective if I was in game. So on the nights I wasn’t playing I logged in and left my character sitting on a chair on lying in a bed, then I’d go and do my IRL stuff periodically running back to my PC to tap the keyboard and prevent from getting kicked. Blizzard weren’t going to scupper my chances for that juicy XP bonus. At some point there was a face meets palm moment when I forgot to return to my PC so got kicked and the next day I logged in and noticed that I’d received the same bonus as I was logged in. I suppose all the running up and down stairs to beat Blizzard’s game meant I at least got some exercise out of it. p.s Sorry to all those players who were stuck in a queue whilst I was playing the AFK game.

@R3ggz

5 жыл бұрын

You noob 😂😂😂

@roskelld

5 жыл бұрын

@@R3ggz Well that's literally true. I was indeed a WOW noob 😂

@R3ggz

5 жыл бұрын

roskelld well I can’t deny that I ran around wearing white items, so I can’t talk, + I didn’t go to ironforge till I was like level 20, I had to get a new pc, mine just blew up 😂 It’s one of the reasons why I made a dwarf, because the starting zone was outside the capital, back in the days of shitty dial up and playing 2 hours, then switching and allowing my bro 2 hours! Oh yes, those were the days 😂

@Immagonko

5 жыл бұрын

Haha, wharra srory, roskelld

@Laim01

5 жыл бұрын

Don't feel bad, I use to smelt my copper ore into bars and then sell them to the vendor. I didn't know about the AH, but I did know that the bars sold to the vendor for twice what the ore did....

A patch note of particular importance to me; "Players can no longer use ghost form as a means to travel to far off locations. Having a spirit healer resurrect you in a graveyard other than the one you appeared at when you died, will always teleport you back to that initial graveyard." I found that out the hard way when I started playing. I was just mining copper up the coast of Durotar, and noticed that the water in the minimap was a different shade of blue going north. So, I swam north. All the way to Azshara! After being murdered by giants, hippogryphs, and a few Naga, I eventually ran into Azuregos. He was neutral, and could be talked to! So I did. He rambled about treasure and how mortals were vermin, and the only conversation option was along the lines of "yeah, and what are you gonna do to stop us?". So, I politely clicked the X to close the dialogue box. He killed me anyway. I run back, res, and immediately die again. That's when I notice that I have a debuff that will kill me whenever I get "near" Azuregos, and learn that the game has an interesting definition of "near". I should probably mention at this point, before I was mining copper up the coast I was mining copper and farming linen cloth off the boars near Razor Hill. I had to pee really badly, so I hearthed back to town to avoid being murdered by vengeful respawning quillboar. Of course, the hearthstone cooldown being one hour at the time... well, that wasn't an option to solve my current predicament of being stuck in a zone 40 levels higher than me with no knowledge of where any towns were. But! I had an idea! What if I were to swim all the way back in ghost form, and speak to the Spirit Healer outside of Orgrimmar! I'd res there, and get back to mining in Durotar without having to corpse crawl through Azshara! So I swam, and swam, and swam back south. After probably five minutes the spirit healer was in sight! I ran up to her, asked her to res me, and she granted my wish! But the cheeky clown teleported me back to Azshara first. A passing Makrura promptly killed me.

The start of that series I talked about a while ago. Hope it's interesting to you!

@MyRedXephos

5 жыл бұрын

I need more!!!!!

@Consumstra

5 жыл бұрын

Happy 14th anniversary! Looking forward to this series, I like hearing all the patch changes

@madseasonshow

5 жыл бұрын

Crazy to think its been 14 years already. And thanks - I'm looking forward to this series too =]

@jonass9347

5 жыл бұрын

Love dat voice

@Hazelminker

5 жыл бұрын

What a great video Ainz-Sama, Worthy of your greatness !

it was my 16 birthday. i went to the shop to buy a new pc controller, when i saw world of warcraft in the shelf..... i took it and went to the registry, suddenly a guy came over and said : beware, this game is highly addictive ! now, 13 years later, i know that he was right :) .......world of warcraft players NEVER quit, they only take breaks!!!........

@telfargoldbeared6735

5 жыл бұрын

Decades long breakes (i hope) considering how stupid the game is now haha

@enzomatamoros4788

4 жыл бұрын

Gotta agree

@4n0nym0u5

4 жыл бұрын

True. I always find myself coming back.

I played the beta from before this patch so I remember the really early, probably late alpha stuff, and then the changes with the 0.6 patch. Rested EXP was like this: well rested: 2x EXP rested: 1.5x EXP normal: 1x EXP fatigued: 0.5x EXP exhausted: 0.25x EXP You had to grind a lot to reach fatigued, but I'd still say it was less time to go from well rested to fatigued than the 8 hours it took to get back up to well rested. You had to be logged out or idling in an inn for 8 hours to get back to well rested from any other rested level, too, which is just a sign of how bad the system worked initially. The game world was way smaller before this patch, so no inns and hearthstones didn't matter, but obviously it was only about 1/3 of the actual vanilla 1-60 world. So adding rested was a good idea, and inns and hearthstones, even if it wasn't done right immediately. BTW, the skill point system was pretty good outside of boosting stats. You got 1 skill point per X amount of normal EXP, I think it was 350 or so, even if you were capped and not gaining levels. It was virtually impossible to run out of skill points for most players as you leveled up and was a pretty good system, just a little rough. When they said they added more weapon types, it wasn't any more than what the current classes can equip (actually, it was less). But more than the initial beta launch. Paladins still could never use daggers, for example. The old talent system was really weird since it worked with points you only got when you leveled up, you couldn't refund stuff, and there were a lot of abilities you just plain shouldn't take. For example, it was actually pretty bad to increase stats, because the costs kept going up, while there were a lot more powerful passives available at higher levels you could purchase with no prereqs. Stuff like Flurry for warriors, or I remember a crazy paladin talent that gave you immunity to disease debuffs. Tanking was also really weird back then. You literally just spammed the Taunt skill, which added threat, and had a few oddball abilities and defensive cooldowns as well. I forget which beta patch it was where they reworked it into the vanilla style of sunder armor for big threat and then spending rage on filler DPS abilities after stacking 5 sunders, but I know it wasn't in the initial beta. I don't think it was in 0.6 either. Oh yeah, the video briefly showed a couple paladin abilities that I want to talk about, because I sorta prefer how it worked compared to vanilla paladin: Holy Strike and Crusader Strike. These were just holy versions of Heroic Strike and Sunder Armor, but because paladins use mana, it was really easy to ramp up a full CS stack, and then your Holy Strike would hit pretty hard. It's not really that exciting, but I think it was a better core to build around paladins than their starting seals and judgements in vanilla. What kinda surprises me is it took so long for them to give mages polymorph. They had sleep in the initial beta, and it might have been 0.6 where they changed sleep to polymorph. That felt like it shoulda been their initial CC spell to me.

@user85937

5 жыл бұрын

Interesting read, I have played vanilla from the start but I never knew these things.

@madseasonshow

5 жыл бұрын

Very insightful...thanks for sharing! I wish I would have known about the game sooner to experience it at these pre-release stages. I did get my hands on a beta build though, so hopefully in the next video I can more accurately show what it was like. Thanks again for sharing

@General12th

5 жыл бұрын

When you say the world was smaller, do you just mean there weren't as many zones open? Or were the zones physically smaller back then, and got upscaled later on?

@vadiks20032

4 жыл бұрын

what about 2002 wow? is there any 2002 alpha gamers?

@CryOverdage

4 жыл бұрын

wow i like this, prevents people rushing to 60.

YES! Thank you! You are the FIRST to do it right! I actually searched for this kind of content around 2 years ago, and barely found anything! (well, anything worth watching that is) Hayven (RIP) did some alpha explorations, but mostly exploration, not really going in depth. In text format there is a bunch of stuff like this. I ate those articles up! Looking forward to ALL the patches in the future! AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE, PLEASE! (4 hours long videos, I'd be up for that; but I get that it's neither lucrative nor feasible)

@Immagonko

5 жыл бұрын

Hayven :(

Thanks for starting this series! I love learning about the old game which I unfortunately didn't get to experience when it was new.

This is my favorite series of yours, and I can't wait for you to make many more that I can binge watch. My favorite thing in the entire world is hearing about patch notes, I couldn't really tell you why xD

I like this kind of series, the detailing of wows progression. Great idea and a great first video!

I think the reason cloaks weren't visible is because they are quite difficult to animate, especially for tauren since they move more than any other piece of armor.

I absolutely love all of your videos and the nostalgia they have to offer!

(Vanilla) was the casual family friendly MMO at the time. That was a sentence that was just said.

@koogco

5 жыл бұрын

People used to talk about that a lot back in the day. And it was basically true, I was coming from Diablo 2 basically so the fact that you don't lose money and experience when dying is already more casual, then there where the respecs.

@LucidDream

5 жыл бұрын

Is true though. I, like MadSeason, came from Star Wars Galaxies to WoW. WoW was so streamlined compared to my experience in SWG, it did feel more casual. SWG was a giant sandbox with no levels, just professions you grinded to make your build. Little to no direction or guidance or hand holding in it. You just spawn into the world and figure it out. With WoW you had a direction or purpose. SWG was just "make of it what you will...out into the world with you.". Unlike MadSeason, I actually had an easy transition into WoW from SWG. Felt much more linear and was more easy to plot your direction/purpose. When I wasn't being serious in SWG, usually I'd be with my friends from school who I got into the game. My best friend at the time, who still is my bestie, would do stuff like roll new characters who were Wookies. We made one big wookie and one short wookie. Then acted like we were brothers and go pick fights with people we clearly couldn't beat. lol Just kinda roleplaying. We'd be like,"Oh, so you think you're tough huh? Alright then, why don't you fight both of us?!". Another kinda "mmo", I guess you could call it that...was Planetside. I was playing SWG and Planetside. Though Planetside was a FPS/Third person shooter. Can see the evolution of it in Planetside 2, but I couldn't get into PS2 as much as I was PS1. PS1 I played for years, but I quit PS2 after a few months or so.

This video was a lot of fun! It's really cool to see what the game was like before it launched. And as always - I love the humour you bring in to the videos. I'm super stoked for the rest of this series! Much love, MadSeason.

good stuff, mad. you're the first channel in 10+ years i've gotten excited for when new vids are released. hope blizz will give you a cut once i renew my sub for Classic

All your classic videos really bring me back. I like the new wow but nothing will ever replace that original experience when I first started playing. Thank you for making all the vids you do! I watch your videos everyday.

Yo! All these videos have been getting my hyped for classic since before blizzcon. Ty for making em

Awesome to hear about this stuff! Looking forward to hearing about .7 too :)

I enjoyed the humor in this video. Your deadpan delivery helps :)

It's so interesting! Please continue with this series! Love your channel, keep up the good work, cheers!

This is truly going to be an absolutely epic series. Thank you for the amazing effort you put into your videos. I'm no fan of click bait or the even worse cringe bait that seems to dominate the WoW KZread community so for me it really is refreshing to have such a clear, concise and pragmatic channel to get my WoW fix from.

I've neem watching your vids for a while, just made an account so I could subscribe. I joined during Burning Crusade, and I like seeing all your vanilla history vids. I really like your calm and entertaining commentary! I'm a monotone person myself, and I appreciate videos that don't make my ears bleed. Keep it up! :D

The perfect way to start the weekend. Keep being the best dood!

Looking forward to more, thanks for your uploads.

Brilliant start to a series :)... love it :)... keep it going :)

Really love your videos man keep it up. Think I've been here either on this account or another since the beginning.

MadSeason, I love these episodes that show what it was like way back in the day. I started my paying 3 days after release and watching your vids brings back the memories! Keep up the great work!

@madseasonshow

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching dude!

World of Warcraft was the first game I played and it was thanks to my aunt getting it for a late bday gift wile she worked at Blizzard as a Accountant

@madseasonshow

5 жыл бұрын

Cool. =] Get any other stuff? I wish I had a relative who worked at Blizz!

@kieran1484

5 жыл бұрын

@@madseasonshow sword of a thousand truths?!

@basillah7650

5 жыл бұрын

I hope you played the other warcraft games then because wow makes more sense if you play them,

@ChrisCrosswow

5 жыл бұрын

One could say she was an... accountAUNT kekekekek

@antoniokontos5677

5 жыл бұрын

MadSeasonShow I got blizzcon tickets for 2016, aswell as a signed Poster of Wod by Chris Metzen other than that no just small things

I can understand what they were going for: creating the first MMO that melded traditional MMO elements with much more casual elements to bring in a larger/new demographic. It obviously worked brilliantly and we saw a cultural and gaming phenomenon. With that said, and as a former Star Wars Galaxies gamer, gosh I wish they had kept the rested system shown in this video. Vanilla WoW had just enough social elements to make communities strong, but SWG was on a completely different level when it came to community. One of the primary reasons SWG had such a strong community was because the game systems forced player interaction. In much the same way that elites and the opposing faction brought players together in WoW; in SWG players had to seek out entertainers (dancers/musicians) to cure their fatigue. They also had to seek out doctors to cure their debuffs and wounds. Forcing players to go to Inns (called the cantina in SWG) made them hubs for player interaction. You had to be there to make your character well enough to adventure again and you soon became a regular at a local cantina and learned individual dancer/entertainer's names. You would eventually befriend these people and use them as your exclusive dancer and paid them for their services. Same goes for your local doctor. Imagine if vanilla WoW had incorporated this rested system to force players to return to inns to become rested; players would spend a lot of time getting to know and talk to each other more while waiting for their rest bar. A living virtual world. This was the beauty of SWG, despite it being a very barren, sandbox world. Obviously, WoW is just a different kind of game. It is a game that took so many good notes from those that came before it, such as SWG and EQ - but it went a different path and opened itself up to a new, younger, casual crowd - which is the beauty of vanilla WoW, to me. The melding of the hardcore MMO gamers, with those that never played a video game before. The hardcore were rushing into Scholomance, UBRS, and MC - while the casual gamer was just reaching level 60. That casual player would walk around Orgrimmar or Ironforge and see a player in full tier 1 from MC raiding and be in complete awe. The casual gamer wondered how could he/she could become that epic as well - and thus their journey to become a raider began. SWG was always my game, and I love how MadSeason brings it up in his videos, vanilla WoW right there behind it on my list. I personally wish WoW had skewed more towards SWG or EQ instead of skewing towards becoming a single player, casual mount/pet/transmog/achievement collection game like current retail. This rested system is one way it could have skewed the other way. Just as MadSeason said in the video: what if 1-60 leveling was a 6 month process where you struggled in the world to reach level cap, only for the next stage of the game to open before you: raiding and endgame BGs? It's very possible (likely) the game that I wished WoW had become wouldn't have been the phenomenon it was in the world, with hardcore systems like that, but my gosh I'd still be playing today if it had. (See you guys in Classic this August)

As always, you're the best to do this kind of series.

I'm so happy you are making this! A big thumbs up from me :)

I like the relaxing nature of mads vids. Keep em up my man!

Love it. Good portion of info without the casual stuff everyone knows already plus calm and amusing voice.

Thank you madseason for another amazing video .......... I really like your narrative and how you make it sound like an adventure

YES!! I love the series. I once commented (I think) but do for all beta patches please. Because they are awesome.

You are so knowledgeable!! It’s incredible how much wow knowledge you posses. I appreciate you so much!!

@madseasonshow

5 жыл бұрын

Most of the credit for this one goes to the wiki to be honest =] Thanks though

stoked for this series

Always a good day when there's a new madseasonshow video before I go to work

@madseasonshow

5 жыл бұрын

Enjoy!

Btw i couldn't realize that you were losing your voice. Thanks for the video!

Awesome job with all your videos! Keep up the awesome videos! I also liked the undead caster named Ainz Ooal Gown. Sad that I never thought about that, of coarse I'm mainly alliance. You should read the Overlord light novel if you haven't, it's up to volume 13 and volume 14 should be coming out sometime in 2019.

Great idea for a new series!

I started the game on my family's Compaq which ran Windows ME.....thanks for that little nostalgia kick. You will always be my favorite monoto....WoW content creator.

hey mad season i have a question! do you know The timewarp badges? how do you send em you your main or alts? i dont know how to mail it or how do you send em??

Very nicely done. You had me laughing our loud several times. :) I remember the locking picking skills, the boxes still litter the world that you had to use to level up your skill. Pickpocketing was hazardous if they detected you. I use a macro these days to sap them before I pickpocket automatically = problem solved. :) One fun thing I used to do with my Rogue during classic, was I used Shadowstep to get up to the farms behind Ironforge, near Wetlands, the area you weren't supposed to be able to get to. It had a tunnel to nowhere you could use to get into other forbidden areas of IF like Old ironforge. You know that path from Loch Modan to the Wetlands that wound down through the mountains. There was one spot that had Rams and horde ambushes waiting for you. Some would wander way up on the edge of the hill where you could shadowstep behind them to get up there on that plateau. Good times anyhow, I love these videos, such a nostalgia trip! I miss those days.

@Mr91Jmay

5 жыл бұрын

Shadowstep was added in TBC

hey! we started playing at the same time! my first char was in the warcraftrealms database on april 2nd, 2005. i still celebrate that day 13 years later haha

Slowing down leveling in such a fashion today would come with some kind of potion you could buy for $3 to boosr back up to well rested. The horror.

@VS666

5 жыл бұрын

i mean you have a phone dont you?

@General12th

5 жыл бұрын

Don't get mad at them until they do it.

So, what's the footage from around 2:12 that has the gate opening?

And a guy shows up at your house and slashes your tires... LOL

Love your videos, can't wait for classic.

@madseasonshow

5 жыл бұрын

Same! Nice name/icon btw

do a 1-60 exhausted only speedrun

That subtle glimpse of excitement in your voice 00:36

Funny you mentioned EverQuest a couple times, because as someone who actually played that back in the day I can't help but chuckle a bit at some of these comments about how crazy hardcore WoW would've been without hearthstones or travel guide guards. You wanna talk about *hardcore*, try Project 1999 sometime. EQ had no direction at all, no way to teleport to safety unless you were a spellcasting class and only 2 classes got any form of world teleportation, no mounts EVER and NO movement speed buffs except a buff only 3 classes ever got that increased speed by 30% for half an hour (and bards who could go sonic fast but you could only gain the buff if you were parties with them and nearby)... and that's on top of the aforementioned extreme death penalties, extreme difficulty of mobs in general (good luck beating anything at-level solo above level 5 if you're not a pet class or masterfully kiting), extremely slow health/mana regeneration with no food/drink regen like in WoW (spirit would have been an AMAZING stat in that game), extreme faction issues where depending on your race/class/deity/what you've been killing certain NPC's or entire towns would kill you on sight, very few quests that were good for EXP and the grand majority of worthwhile ones being massive epic world-travelling questlines to get something like a decent upgrade for your 30-ish level paladin or whatever.... It was absolutely insane. Even beta WoW was extremely comfortable and casual in comparison, before any of these changes. ....But that's okay. In fact, it's wonderful. EQ has its place in history and it can be fun to go back and touch upon it again, but honestly WoW provided such a more fun, better-paced, less-punishing, balanced experience that I definitely would say I overall enjoyed it more. Now if only it stayed in that sweet spot of ease vs. challenge between vanilla and the end of Wrath and didn't go way too far off the deep end of shallowness... oh well, I guess that's what Classic's for.

I’m going to like this series! There was some interesting stuff in the pre release version of the game.

I just want to mention that the exp rates and gains were and are the same, except we're fatigued in the default state, while full rested was the "default" state when rested first came out.

Woah there, Mario Tennis for the Virtual Boy music?!?! What a very unexpected piece of nostalgia to hear.

The extra resting states were intended to discourage excessive (unhealthy) play times.

@flamingchickin

5 жыл бұрын

obviously

The rested system wasn't "removed", it was just re-named, pretty much. We now level in the slowest speed, and rested bonus today = normal, basically..

Probably the first to cover the patches as of BFA.

Great video man, i really like your channel keep up the great work!

Where do you find all the artwork used in the videos? :)

Love your vids, keep up the good work man

17:10 anyone knows where is that artwork from?

I'll be watching them all!!

Man, I'll tell you. When I got the Frozen Throne special edition, and it came with a dvd with all the Wc3 cutscenes. It also had the first trailer for World of Warcraft, and I watched that over and over again I was so hype for the game. I was 10 at the time.

where is the link ? that you talked about around 13:20 ....

I don't even play wow anymore, but I still find your videos extremely interesting and I like how calm your voice is.

I actually got into the Friends and Family test right when this patch went live. Started a night elf druid, and played it til hunters came in shortly before the game released.

Can I ask what is the best way to find and install addons?

That was great! Thank you I'm ready for more lol 😃

Yay, new series :)

wow brought back memories ty for sharing

Joined wow real late so excited to see the balance/content history

Yay new series and I already love it!

going to SW as a NE was an epic journey back in the day, getting pwnd by elites in open world gave like a more challenging felt to the game. Getting stomp by Devilsours at Un'goro was cool in some way and entering to Molten Core felt EPIC!

Loved the Guts cameo haha

TRIBUNALXHUNTER WAS MY FAVORITE. I leveled a hunter from vanillla until cata.

Great content!!! Keep them comming

MadSeasonShow what's the best class you recommend for BFA in terms of raiding and PvE

I think being a Master Crafter would have been amazing. To be a non combatant and provide potions, armors, weapons etc to those who needed it would have been fun.

@aussie870

5 жыл бұрын

Would be fun but it would still be outclassed by people with proficient combat skills along with 1-2 professions much like today actually able to clear areas and farm materials, almost immediately having them outclass you in usefulness.

@PKTEK

5 жыл бұрын

@@aussie870 but what if you couldn't actually reach the same skill level becuase you had a combat class? As in, if you had skill points and to make the best gear in game you actually couldn't put points into anything other than crafting. That would be cool.

@baldie80

5 жыл бұрын

@@PKTEK So you could CRAFT the best armour & weapons, but you couldn't even equip them because you couldn't put enough points into the right skill? Sounds like the kind of class Gold-Makers would eat up these days but I'm sure it would have been a mess in Classic. How many GM's would have been petitioned to refund points so characters could actually get out of Elwynn and into other zones lol?

@aussie870

5 жыл бұрын

@@PKTEK You would likely still be outclassed because the fact still stands, you wouldn't be able to go to those zones to get the crafting mats, let alone kill the mobs.

@12narutoshippuden11

5 жыл бұрын

+xXAussieRockXx thats why you have dedicated guilds for gold, this guy gets these mats, this guy uses them to craft gear and this guy enchants them, its a small circuit that when they are payed for their item everyone would get a decent share (you know back when crafting was worth it)

The rested system was never put in place with the whole different states of exp, the way it worked is fairly much like right now, but they'd mention that rested was ''normal exp'' and exhausted was ''.5x exp'' but they only changed it so .5 = normal and normal = rested 2x bonus. They renamed it and people were like WOW THIS IS SO COOl, but it was = in time spent leveling.

You always find a way to include star wars galaxies in these types of videos haha

Hail Ainz!

@chrismiranda9232

5 жыл бұрын

Propaganda FOR THE GLORY OF NAZARICK

@unclephil4112

5 жыл бұрын

The king of Shitty CGI!

Thanks for another great video.

Great video, I've played the "Christmas Alpha" (it's not hard to find) and it was very interesting (boring to anyone not interested in the history of the game). Ironforge was an interesting story, in the Alpha it seems bigger than Stormwind, then it was a placeholder hill in beta, before becoming the somewhat buggy city it was in the early launch. I never was able to bug through to Old Ironforge though. Back in December 2004 I was standing the IF auction house when the entire mountain "blinked" out of existence and I fell to my death. It was hilarious.

Awesome vid!

10:05 i love that you used guts

@BeefSalsaa

5 жыл бұрын

Also Ainzoolgown?! You like the good animes

15:38 This was because they felt cloaks would cover the armor too much. Just one of the many interesting facts I learned from the WoW Diary by John Staats.

You gotta be my favorite wow channel. your so chill you make Bob Marley sound stressed.

Did somebody say: "Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker" ?!

You the man, Madseason!

Dude I absolutely love your dry humor.

This music still gives me chills

17:10 do you have the original pic?

Your intro always gives me nostalgia

LOL I love the Mike Tyson's Punchout music in the background.

Madseason could you make a video about your mounts and like how and when you got them

Did you make your intro tune? If so what instrument is that? Sounds real cool

@madseasonshow

5 жыл бұрын

Nope it's from an ocremix of Diablo music - you can find the link in the description

This version of the game could be great as an official game/expansion. A realistic sandbox Classic experience.

I'd forgotton about pick pocketing as a skill until you mentioned it, such a fun flavour skill but a pity it never gave much

Yo dont know if this might make it to a vid but some creepy stuff in ratchet inn on the floor there is an orc laid like a rugg

the whistling sound in the background is funny^^