Hello everyone, my name is Victor. I don’t usually share personal things, but today I want to tell you about a man who changed my life, my best friend. Yesterday he passed away. Six months ago, doctors diagnosed him with the last stage of pancreatic cancer. It was a terrible blow to everyone who knew him. He was a wonderful man – a kind, compassionate friend, a wonderful son, a faithful husband and a loving father. His heart was always open to people, and he never left his loved ones in trouble. For almost 20 years, his companion in life was the game World of Warcraft. We started together, long ago, when everything was simpler. He chose the path of a paladin, and I chose the path of a warrior. We spent unforgettable evenings in the game, creating our own world where friendship and courage always won. But time made its own adjustments – I stopped playing, but he stayed. Over the following years, he found his place as a Fury Warrior for the Alliance on the Silvermoon server. Even in the most difficult days of his struggle with the disease, Warcraft was a place for him where he could forget about pain and suffering, immerse himself in memories of better times, and find solace and strength. His character was a part of his soul, a symbol that even when reality is unforgiving, there is always a place to become a hero. Now he is gone, and this pain is hard to describe in words. In his memory, I decided to return to the game and create a new character – Fury the Warrior again, on Silvermoon. But I realize that even this will not bring him back. I’m writing this to honor his memory. He was more than just a friend to me – he was a brother who I could always be proud of. So, if you can, please raise your shields for the Alliance, for him, for all the moments of joy we shared in this world. I may have written it wrong or in the wrong place, but it was very important for me to share this story. I hope you will understand me.
Best regards to all, Kabuya, Fury Warrior of the Alliance.
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r/wow Hello everyone, my name is Victor. I don’t usually share personal things, but today I want to tell you about a man who changed my life, my best friend. Yesterday he passed away. Six months ago, doctors diagnosed him with the last stage of pancreatic cancer. It was a terrible blow to everyone who knew him. He was a wonderful man – a kind, compassionate friend, a wonderful son, a faithful husband and a loving father. His heart was always open to people, and he never left his loved ones in trouble. For almost 20 years, his companion in life was the game World of Warcraft. We started together, long ago, when everything was simpler. He chose the path of a paladin, and I chose the path of a warrior. We spent unforgettable evenings in the game, creating our own world where friendship and courage always won. But time made its own adjustments – I stopped playing, but he stayed. Over the following years, he found his place as a Fury Warrior for the Alliance on the Silvermoon server. Even in the most difficult days of his struggle with the disease, Warcraft was a place for him where he could forget about pain and suffering, immerse himself in memories of better times, and find solace and strength. His character was a part of his soul, a symbol that even when reality is unforgiving, there is always a place to become a hero. Now he is gone, and this pain is hard to describe in words. In his memory, I decided to return to the game and create a new character – Fury the Warrior again, on Silvermoon. But I realize that even this will not bring him back. I’m writing this to honor his memory. He was more than just a friend to me – he was a brother who I could always be proud of. So, if you can, please raise your shields for the Alliance, for him, for all the moments of joy we shared in this world. I may have written it wrong or in the wrong place, but it was very important for me to share this story. I hope you will understand me. Best regards to all, Kabuya, Fury Warrior of the Alliance. submitted by /u/yakubavm [link] [comments]
Hello everyone, my name is Victor. I don’t usually share personal things, but today I want to tell you about a man who changed my life, my best friend. Yesterday he passed away. Six months ago, doctors diagnosed him with the last stage of pancreatic cancer. It was a terrible blow to everyone who knew him. He was a wonderful man – a kind, compassionate friend, a wonderful son, a faithful husband and a loving father. His heart was always open to people, and he never left his loved ones in trouble. For almost 20 years, his companion in life was the game World of Warcraft. We started together, long ago, when everything was simpler. He chose the path of a paladin, and I chose the path of a warrior. We spent unforgettable evenings in the game, creating our own world where friendship and courage always won. But time made its own adjustments – I stopped playing, but he stayed. Over the following years, he found his place as a Fury Warrior for the Alliance on the Silvermoon server. Even in the most difficult days of his struggle with the disease, Warcraft was a place for him where he could forget about pain and suffering, immerse himself in memories of better times, and find solace and strength. His character was a part of his soul, a symbol that even when reality is unforgiving, there is always a place to become a hero. Now he is gone, and this pain is hard to describe in words. In his memory, I decided to return to the game and create a new character – Fury the Warrior again, on Silvermoon. But I realize that even this will not bring him back. I’m writing this to honor his memory. He was more than just a friend to me – he was a brother who I could always be proud of. So, if you can, please raise your shields for the Alliance, for him, for all the moments of joy we shared in this world. I may have written it wrong or in the wrong place, but it was very important for me to share this story. I hope you will understand me.
Best regards to all, Kabuya, Fury Warrior of the Alliance.
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