Leeroy Jenkins fanclub

Дорогие фанаты имбо нинзя скилла товарища Лироя Дженкинса! Группа создана одним из его преданных фанатов, я увидел мувик о нём 2 года назад :) Люди которые знакомы с ним - велкам! ______________________________________________ The circumstances leading to the popular Internet video are debated, as Ben Schultz and his fellow guild members (Pals for life) have not confirmed whether the event was staged (although it was stated in the description of the original video on warcraftmovies.com that it was indeed so). The video takes place in the Upper Blackrock Spire (UBRS) instanced dungeon in World of Warcraft, inside the Rookery room, one of the most notoriously difficult sections for newcomers to the game and responsible for countless wipes and other mishaps similar to the one depicted in the video. It opens with the guild members discussing an impending raid via audio teleconferencing, complete with regimented battle plan and statistical breakdown of their survival. One of the group stated they had a "32.33, repeating of course, percentage of survival." With a response of "That's a lot better than we usually do." The fastidiousness of their preparations is ruined by the sudden and unexpected actions of Leeroy Jenkins, who was away from his computer. After missing the entire conversation, Leeroy suddenly charges into the Rookery, yelling, "All right, thumb's up! Let's do this! LEEROOOOY JENKINS!" There is about a second of stunned silence from his companions, followed by carnage when they proceed to hastily attempt the attack (as Leeroy's actions have now alerted the monsters and aggravated them). The raid's original plan deteriorates due to mass confusion and panic as the group is quickly picked off and killed. Leeroy's teammates berate him with insults (such as "Leeroy, you are just stupid as hell" and "goddamnit Leeroy!"), while a distraught sounding Leeroy responds, "It's not my fault." The battle ends in failure, with all the guild members dead or fleeing, berating Leeroy for his brashness. Leeroy's final words are, "Least I have chicken", as he had been reheating chicken while the meticulous preparations were made. This Internet phenomenon started with the release of a video clip online to the World of Warcraft forums. The video was released by the World of Warcraft Alliance player guild PALS FOR LIFE on the Laughing Skull PvP realm. The publication of an article in the August 2005 issue of PC Gamer UK, entitled "The Ballad of Leeroy Jenkins" created greater awareness. The article claims that the original video was designed as a negative commentary on the kind of "nerd-guilds" that meticulously and statistically plan out raids with all the seriousness of an actual combat strategy the way Leeroy's guild was apparently doing. Leeroy is in fact the hero of the piece, acting against the geekiness of his guild. Trading card A Leeroy Jenkins trading card. Artwork by Mike Krahulik. The character's popularity resulted in his inclusion in the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game. Reflecting the video in which he appears, Leeroy is a detriment to the rest of the player's team, exhausting them for the current and following turns. For gameplay reasons, his effects are not entirely negative: although no one else can attack, Leeroy can attack instantly should the player repeat Leeroy's famous shout, and his attack is unusually high compared to the cost of playing him, though his health is such that the player will likely only get one attack. Other cultural references The article could be improved by integrating relevant items and removing inappropriate ones. Jeopardy! clue on November 16, 2005 mentioning Leeroy Jenkins. Correct response: What is World of Warcraft? Jeopardy! clue on November 16, 2005 mentioning Leeroy Jenkins. Correct response: What is World of Warcraft? Leeroy Jenkins was me