How World of Warcraft works!

It's DevOps bringing WoW to us so we can rename NPCs in our name so we can feel good about ourselves.

[Warpgatez]

Private server development encouraged me to learn programming when I was in high school over 15 years ago. This is awesome to see someone teaching this.

[TheMrRockOn]

As someone who had done that back in 2007 when TBC was in its prime, and as I current DevOps engineer, I'd say that you explained it awesomely well. Well done. It's very interesting still after so many years!

[ChazRagg]

So excited for this series, i have such a deep passion for both DevOps and wow i still can't believe this mash up is happening

[yassineyounes]

As a devops engineer who played Wow for the last 15 years of my life, this video felt so good and perfect ! thank u for sharing the knowledge

[realisticlevel]

This video should be watched before starting a Computer Science Networking class. The students would appreciate the importance of the class.

[Barcd]

DUDE. I grew up with wow, and it was an entry point for my curiosity. I got into private servers, which lead me to learn basic IT concepts, which then lead me to game hacking, which then lead me to being an it security professional today. Love how it served/serves similar stories for many people. Wow as a tool to learn!

[janijani]

Best change you could make in Elewynn forrest is to Change Hogger as a skull level NPC and having him run around the forest killing every player that crosses his path.

[David-wesb]

as a wendys patty flipper who played guild wars for the past 15 years, this video felt so good

[ChromieCraft]

Thank you for bringing our work out to a much wider audience, looking forward to seeing some of your PRs feed into Azerothcore one day!

[nothin_gg]

Nice! As a sofware engineer and a WoW player this is interest me very much. Keep it up!

[zulth]

This is so cool, as a software engineer it's so nice to see what goes on behind the curtains. Keep it up :D

[irgudev]

Thank god i've found your channel. I was creating a dungeon crawler in godot using wow models, now im so deep in your channel. Thanksss!!

[fernandoereno]

Holy mother of code, this is so cool ... tyvm for your time invested on this, you're awesome!!!

[cloontang]

This is awesome. Long time WoW player and Software Engineer here - so cool to see how the architecture behind this works. Looking forward to the rest of the series. Cheers!

[NinaFelwitch]

It was fun playing around a WoW server when I ran my own in the late 2000s. Figuring out the database and adding and changing npcs and items was really cool.

[Misutoslope]

Thanks for making this video! I created and hosted a Burning Crusade private WoW server many years ago when I was 13. I would charge people for armor sets and weapons with overpowered stats, add spells from other classes, etc. Made over $5, 000.

My parents made me shut it down when we received a cease and desist letter from Blizzard. Lovely memories

[vanBombi]

As a DevOps engineer and former WoW player and enthusiast I found this content and your SoloCraft project super exciting and can't wait to try it out myself. It's so cool to see the architecture in such a great details after all these years of playing both retail and private servers.

[Doronamo]

I've played around with servers in the past for fun, but this series gives me such a better look now (as an adult) at what's going on while also pertaining to a career field I'm interested in now. Thank you for doing this!

[WoWUndad]

Dude the insane thing is how this vid is gonna hit a million views, thats a lot of people interested in very technical game programming.

[johnmannp]

I am so happy that I got this video recommended :D
This is so freaking cool man! I always wanted to know, how the mmos SQL side works. Very informative video, keep it up man!