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We Are The Stars (Filipino version) music video

We Are The Stars (Filipino version) music video

The music video from the Tagalog-dubbed version of Ragnarok The Animation.

Starring the 2004 Star Circle Fab 5 (in order of lyrics): Hero Angeles (Swordsman), Sandara Park (Hunter), Roxanne Guinoo (Crusader), Joross Gamboa (Acolyte), and Melissa Ricks (Acolyte).

Hackenslash TV: Pasan by Callalily music video

Hackenslash TV: Pasan by Callalily music video

The music video for the Filipino song Pasan by Callalily. It is an official song of the SEA version of Lineage II under Asian Media Development Group Inc.

A higher-quality version of this music video can be found on YouTube under the @CallalilyVEVO channel.

WarCraft III's Mountain King Avatar and DotA-Allstars' Black King Bar abilities

WarCraft III's Mountain King Avatar and DotA-Allstars' Black King Bar abilities

A video of WarCraft III's Avatar ability by the Mountain King unit. Whenever the ability is activated, a sound clip of the Mountain King screaming "For Khaz Modan!" is played. A modified version of this ability is used for the "Black King Bar" (BKB) item in the WarCraft III mod DotA-Allstars. Activating the BKB also plays the same sound file. The phrase "lakad matatag" was derived from that sound file as part of the internet café culture in the Philippines. "Lakad matatag" was later popularized in 2018 by the Filipino casting duo Marlon "Lon" Marcelo and the late Aldrin Paulo “Dunoo” Pangan.

The Manila Major Dota 2 VAC crowd

The Manila Major Dota 2 VAC crowd

The most infamous "VAC crowd" moment in the Dota 2 Manila Major 2016. This clip features the Filipino team Mineski against the Swedish team Alliance.

"VAC" is short for the Valve Anti-Cheat system and is used by the community to refer to moments in a Valve video game that could be considered cheating. "VAC crowd" refers to a biased crowd of any live tournament (of a Valve video game) that actively helps its favored team by providing crucial auditory hints through crowd noise. Both terms are used in the Twitch streaming platform. The effectiveness of a VAC crowd depends on how good the soundproofing is for the tournament.

In Dota 2, VAC crowds significantly increase the difficulty for the opposing team to perform successful ganks.

This clip is taken from the YouTube video "The Manila Major Main Event - Day 1 - Alliance vs Mineski (bo1)" by PGL, at around 1 hour and 4 minutes.

Gameclub Philippines' video response to the 2011 cyberattack

Gameclub Philippines' video response to the 2011 cyberattack

This video was uploaded on June 10, 2011, on the Facebook page of Gameclub Philippines. This is a response to the 2011 cyberattack that targeted Gameclub's servers. Gameclub is implying that one of its competitors is the perpetrator of the cyberattack.

Original video description:

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Fight FAIR

One of history’s greatest lessons is the rules of warfare. However senseless or selfish the justifications are for initiating a war, there are guidelines to follow and limitations to adhere to when the fight begins. Such are the reasons for knighthood in medieval times and the ranking in the military – wars are fought by GENTLEMEN...

"Good-Ass Tekken" origin at REV Major 2017

"Good-Ass Tekken" origin at REV Major 2017

The moment when Steve "Tasty Steve" Scott first uttered the phrase "good-ass Tekken" while live commentating on REV Major 2017. This match was between the two South Korean players Jae-Min "Knee" Bae and Kim "JDCR" Hyunjin.

This clip was taken from the YouTube video "Tekken 7: Rev Major 2017: JDCR VS Knee - TWT 2017" on the Bandai Namco Esports channel.

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