By Robert Scucci | Published
South parks “Make Love, Not Warcraft” was a critical and favorite success of fans immediately after its launch, and even won an animated program that awarded an Emmy at the star schedule in 2007. But behind the scene, the creator of the series, Trey Parker Litege, begged Begast Begast Begast Begast to the worst thing he had produced at that time.
In fact, Parker thought that “making love, no warcraft” was so bad that it would be engulfed South parks Legacy, and at that time he said: “I have lost it. I don’t know how to do this.”
Second, only “Scott Tenorman must that” in the classifications of IMDB users, “Make Love, Not Warcraft” is celebrated to this day for one of the best episodes of the series, which was a great relief for Parker, which could be out the night before it was the night before night of the night.
We can’t give up the world … or Warcraft
“Make Love, Not Warcraft” is a single South Park Episode because Blizzard Entertainment, the company that produced the influential MMORPG, actually helped with a substantial amount of animation after being approached by Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Given South parks The six -day production calendar, encouraging the 3D game from scratch would have been a monolithic company, but thanks to Blizzard’s willingness to help with the game sequences, it became a possibility.
Completely, South Park The animators were able to import real designs of characters from World of Warcraft In their animation software and lips they synchronize them with the dialogue they had recorded for the program.
What is even more impression is the fact that the game in “Make Love, Not Warcraft” was the real game that was captured by Blizzard and South Park Studios with Parker directing their movements. Parker described that the entire process directed a live action film, but did not count on working with actors, he was an employee of Count Blizzard where to walk on the maps to configure shots and execution of the scenes while he had written them.
The animation process inspired the script
Typical South Park Fashion, “Make Love, Not Warcraft” occurred under a tight schedule, which requires frequent rewriting as the episode begins to take shape. FUNNILY ENOUGH, The Collaboration with Blizzard Actually Teded Toed and Teded Were Thile and Teded Toed and Teded Wherode and Teded Wherode, and teded were and teded wherode, and teded wherererode, and ted wheey, and teded whered. Scenes.
If you are familiar with the episode, this is actually a point of the crucial plot, since Kyle, Kenny, Cartman and Stan find songs in a similar feeling after a high-ranking Greefer continues to run and killing Whyer’s Whyer’s Whyer’s Teay’s Lifershretershretershe Teabter When-Lehenhe Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers Tebers WHENTHE’S TEABERS WHENTHY TO WORK’RE’S WHENARGHE TO WORKSER’RE’S HEN’RETERSHE TEABERS HEN’RETERSHE HEN’RESHE, them.
It turns out that there is a secret “touch of death” that the employees of the high -ranking snow storm could use a clean focus approach to the instance occurring, which led to the creation of those in the episode, which is the truth and the truth and the truths and the truth and the truth and the truth and the truth and the truth and the truth and the truth and the truth and the truth. True and true and true and true and true and true and true (and a thousand).
In case of doubt, let it go
He thought Trey Parker hated absolutely “Make Love, Not Warcraft” when the episode was about to end, he was spoken of the shelf on the shelf. South Park The cooker Matt Stone and the executive producer Anne Garefino, who are very familiar with her creative process. As mode in 6 days in the air And innumerable other interviews, Trey Parker is true that he has a job too close and has trouble seeing redemptive qualities when production reaches the cable and has to turn some of the network for the transmission.
South parks The production schedule forces Parker, who is known for criticizing his own work, to promote doubt because he simply cannot do not do not cannot do it is not time to question the creative process when a deadline is approaching. Grateful, he has the right people in his corner, if he entered to let him go and release his creations to the world, we would be blessed with innovative episodes such as “Make Love, Not Warcraft”.
