The Remarkable Life of Ibelin | Official Trailer | Netflix



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The secret life of a young World of Warcraft gamer is vividly reimagined when his online friends contact his family after his death.

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  1. I had the distinct honour to play briefly with Ibelin on Steamwheedle cartel and starlight between 2010-2012, I didn’t know him very well outside of the game but he was always a warm and friendly guy to me, I was really sorry to learn a few years ago of his illness and his passing, I’m really pleased to see this tribute his friends and family can share in.

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  2. A maioria das pessoas não tem ideia do que é WoW e como é poderosa a imersão nesse universo. Sim, porque há muito WoW deixou de ser um jogo. Trata-se de um universo belo e amplo onde pessoas de diferentes etnias, lugares, credos, gostos, condições financeiras ou físicas se encontram e se relacionam. Lá você realmente vive: você ri, chora, se irrita, ama… Enfim, experimenta toda uma gama de sentimentos e vive uma variedade de experiências. Jogando desde 2005, já tive amigos que se casaram, se formaram, tiveram filhos e até amigos que morreram na vida real. Tenho histórias que dariam um bom livro! E tudo graças a esse universo magnífico. Viva World of Warcraft para sempre!

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  3. Never got into or played much of WoW, was on the other side of the fence playing Runescape but I've met a lot of people in similar places (few other games too like Conan Exiles and DayZ particularly) – All the individuals were indescribable, truly brought a different kind of immersion to the games. I'm glad in this day and age we have games like this, honestly 9/10 times they're more of an issue in a lot of cases from what I see but in other cases, an absolute god send and sometimes a second life. Much love! RIP Ibelin

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  4. I don't know guys because that's a wow player, people can be rude for and of course most of us don't give a shit but like, is more often than not that you're going to be insulted for being an ass or miss playing during a raid wipe then a cheerful event

    Now to be honest in gills you can actually have friends, so I do believe he didn't pug

    No idea who he was, i know Kyle, the make a wish wolf quest

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  5. I met my swedish girlfriend through WOW and it was wonderful! We played a lot during those years together and Ill be his bodyguard when she is farming items or leveling up and that was the happiest moments in my geek life and I'll never forget it for the rest of my life.

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  6. The human soul is a beautiful thing. It transcends our physical form and its beauty finds a way to bring light, love, and reverence regardless of the bounds this life may try to place on it. One of my best mates, to this day, has come from MMO gaming. He has persevered through disease and organ transplant, yet his indomitable spirit still shines. Just amazing how we find connection without physical presence and for me, those bonds are the most enduring.

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  7. I'm not a WoW player myself, but I'd imagine that the community paid tribute to him in some way after they'd learned of his passing. You hear stories like these relating to the gaming community once in a while.

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