Rest in Peace. I have played 15 years with wow, but never heard of this story. It's incredible. I have strong emotional attachment to the game, i have thousands of nice memories. I completely understand that Mats could live a full life in the game. What a story... I cried a lot at the end. Rest in peace Ibelin.
Haven’t cried in years, had to pause it at the end cause otherwise a would have burst out crying. Really remarkable person and especially the people he inspired. 12 Million von Dame would have gave me the rest
After watching the documentary I've made it my daily routine to start off by going to his memorial, /bow /kneel/pray/pray/happy/bye is my rotation. It's amazing the amount of other players doing the same thing. I'm on Bleeding Hollow server, hope to see you there. ♥♥♥♥ from Canada
Hello, I don't know if you guys in the video just saw the documentary and decided to pay homage to him or if you were close to him, but I left a rant here, I live in Brazil and my reality is not very good.I was born with a psychological problem, in short I have explosive fits of anger, when I was a child I attacked other people, so I had and still have difficulty meeting people. That I could trust because I was bullied because I had to take medication, they called me crazy and said "look at that crazy kid" or "wow, he doesn't even look like a normal person" It really hurt me, but I kept going, I found people who I can call friends forever, I was also able to fall in love even though I haven't found the right person yet, Of course what I went through doesn't compare to what Matts "ibelin" went through but I say that I would have loved to meet him, I also used games as an escape valve from my problems And I can say that I have had incredible moments and met incredible people, today I am a 19 year old young man and I am looking to achieve my dreams and goals, I thank everyone who reads this, I apologize if something is written wrong, I used Google Translate
You can say what you want about the WoW community. That it's cringe, toxic or whatever else. But there's one thing nobody can ever deny: when the community loses one of it's own, we all come together. RIP Ibelin. I did not know you personally, but I know we lost one of our own.
I used to play a lot of Warcraft back in the day from day one, too much haha. Argent Dawn veteran for sure, but this one hit me a lot. It shows the beauty of gaming and how it can connect people regardless of where they are. It doesn't matter how if you're sick, shy or whatever in the end. Of course it also shows the "ugly" side of how people can hide things too, and how people can just disapear at times. Parents who worry about their children gaming should watch this for sure... It hits you in the feelings especially if you've been in the roleplay environment as I have in Warcraft. Personally, I was a very insecure young man back in the day, even if I had no reason to be. Warcraft taught me a lot, grew me in many ways and I even had a relationship with someone I met there that lasted for 8 years and got me a daughter due to it. Now another woman and a baby boy years later by pure chance of a day I was bored and logged in. I don't play WoW anymore, but it has had a huge impact in my life, and there are certain people I will never forget. I will forever be thankful for that environment, and it is strange how a virtual place can have such a huge impact, but I think "The remarkable life of Ibelin" proves just that in the most meaningful of ways.
Maybe he’s lookin somewhere in Azeroth on us how we fight against bosses and he’s celebrating this 20 year anniversary with us, sad that good people must end their lives in that way and bad people can walk 80 years and do bad things. Rest in peace man, I never knowed him in game but respect for all good rpg mmo players.
That was AWESOME... I just watch Ibelin on Netflix, it was SAD BUT VERY GOOD. He was and still is a very STRONG AND BRAVE MAN AND I PRAY THAT GOD WILL TAKE GOOD CARE OF HIM.. AND BLESS HIS FAMILY AND GIVE THEM PEACE... I may not play World of Warcraft but I'm a gamer... RIP IBELIN , YOU ARE LOVED .... LOVE FROM CANADA.....💖💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗💗🏆🏆🤗🤗😢😢💖💖
@@djordjemoravcevic7742 I'm not sure I just started saying it when I was a kid in the 90's figured it takes people minds off the sadness for a bit to laugh at how dumb it is.
@@SklhroiXeimwnes if you really want to know more about his life, there's a documentary you can watch, covering most of it called The remarkable life of Ibelin.
@@michellesingh6087 Good docco, however, mixed in with greed and netflix is not the right place for a wholesome docco. Honestly. Seen the parents talking on a news outlet, which is far better suited than fucking netflix.
A norwegian guy who recently died of a duchenne disease... He found friendship through WoW and felt normal in game since he didn't have the IRL limitations there... He helped alot of people with IRL issues. His parents didn't really know he had such friends online nor the impact he would have on others personal life. The guy left his password to his dad, thats when they realised, their sons life was much larger online than they imagined and they felt people had to know of his passing online too. Documentary is on Netflix, but thats the story in a very short nutshell.
he was from my beautiful country. and he is mentioned in our history class. everyone knows about him. ❤️ if only he knew how much we all care and how much wow cares 🥹
Rest in Peace.
I have played 15 years with wow, but never heard of this story. It's incredible. I have strong emotional attachment to the game, i have thousands of nice memories. I completely understand that Mats could live a full life in the game. What a story... I cried a lot at the end. Rest in peace Ibelin.
Extremely moving documentary. Rest in peace Ibelin.
What a great documentary. RIP
@GiftfromGod333 you're a waste of sperm
Isn't it too sad?
Having lost one of ours,
yet not knowing for all this time?
I'll miss you, despite never knowing you.
RIP Ibelin you touched my heart watching your Remarkable Life ❤️
Haven’t cried in years, had to pause it at the end cause otherwise a would have burst out crying. Really remarkable person and especially the people he inspired. 12 Million von Dame would have gave me the rest
I haven't played in many years but bless you guys for keeping it alive and for changing how the world perceives online gaming forever.
I just watch Ibelin documentary and I hope I got friend like you. Rest in peace
Rip Ibelin just watched the documentary on netflix and i cried like a little baby what an impact he made for so many lives. rest in peace you legend.
사랑하는 그대여 편히 쉬게나.
Rest in peace old friend.
After watching the documentary I've made it my daily routine to start off by going to his memorial, /bow /kneel/pray/pray/happy/bye is my rotation. It's amazing the amount of other players doing the same thing. I'm on Bleeding Hollow server, hope to see you there. ♥♥♥♥ from Canada
seek mental care,you sound deranged
Been playing for weeks now since watching the documentary. Hydraxis Server, big big love from Canada!
honor a quien honor merece
Never heard about this . I cant wait to watch it!!!
May God rest his soul
i watched the documentary and it made me cry so much . Rest in Peace .
Rest In Peace Mats, love from Shadowfur
RIP, Mats love from Venezuela
Rest in peace, dear. 🦊
RIP Legend
Rest in Peace Brother. Love from Turkey.
Konu tam olarak ne kanki Ibelin kim oyuncumuydu oyunda?
rest in peace brother❤
Hello, I don't know if you guys in the video just saw the documentary and decided to pay homage to him or if you were close to him, but I left a rant here, I live in Brazil and my reality is not very good.I was born with a psychological problem, in short I have explosive fits of anger, when I was a child I attacked other people, so I had and still have difficulty meeting people. That I could trust because I was bullied because I had to take medication, they called me crazy and said "look at that crazy kid" or "wow, he doesn't even look like a normal person" It really hurt me, but I kept going, I found people who I can call friends forever, I was also able to fall in love even though I haven't found the right person yet, Of course what I went through doesn't compare to what Matts "ibelin" went through but I say that I would have loved to meet him, I also used games as an escape valve from my problems And I can say that I have had incredible moments and met incredible people, today I am a 19 year old young man and I am looking to achieve my dreams and goals, I thank everyone who reads this, I apologize if something is written wrong, I used Google Translate
rest in peace brother, hope your chilling in your own version of Goldshire
Rest in peace Mats 'Ibelin'. The documentary is great.
Breaks my heart…
too sad bro, justo en el kokoro y.y
You can say what you want about the WoW community. That it's cringe, toxic or whatever else. But there's one thing nobody can ever deny: when the community loses one of it's own, we all come together. RIP Ibelin. I did not know you personally, but I know we lost one of our own.
@@sleepysombre4307 Yes, your existence is cringe.
Rest in Peace ❤
Rest in piece my friend.
Rest in Peace
I used to play a lot of Warcraft back in the day from day one, too much haha. Argent Dawn veteran for sure, but this one hit me a lot. It shows the beauty of gaming and how it can connect people regardless of where they are. It doesn't matter how if you're sick, shy or whatever in the end. Of course it also shows the "ugly" side of how people can hide things too, and how people can just disapear at times. Parents who worry about their children gaming should watch this for sure... It hits you in the feelings especially if you've been in the roleplay environment as I have in Warcraft.
Personally, I was a very insecure young man back in the day, even if I had no reason to be. Warcraft taught me a lot, grew me in many ways and I even had a relationship with someone I met there that lasted for 8 years and got me a daughter due to it. Now another woman and a baby boy years later by pure chance of a day I was bored and logged in. I don't play WoW anymore, but it has had a huge impact in my life, and there are certain people I will never forget. I will forever be thankful for that environment, and it is strange how a virtual place can have such a huge impact, but I think "The remarkable life of Ibelin" proves just that in the most meaningful of ways.
WoW got a lot of shit from everyone those days, mostly from parents. What a redemption journey. RIP Ibelin!
Rip brother.
Thank You, Truly. Greater Good Embrace You Always & Forever.
Un nuevo ángel en el cielo wow
Rest in peace ibelin
Descanse em Paz meu mano.
It's been ages since I've been on Argent Dawn but this one hurts close.
I hope all of you friends, family are doing okay. He sure was loved.
thank you
Rip
All us dorks felt this.
This shrine has been in the game for a long time
Rest in Peace Ibelin thanks!!
I believe in
This is very sad RIP
OKAY i fucking cried, i felt for that guy. I wish i would have known him too, cuz he sounded like a really good person.
what a gigantic crybaby. you call yourself fearless yet cry like a child. you are no man.
Rest in peace Mats
Maybe he’s lookin somewhere in Azeroth on us how we fight against bosses and he’s celebrating this 20 year anniversary with us, sad that good people must end their lives in that way and bad people can walk 80 years and do bad things. Rest in peace man, I never knowed him in game but respect for all good rpg mmo players.
R.I.P.
I love this community.
Ibelin ❤
Ruhe in Frieden Bruder 😞
rip buddy love you
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Rip brother Mats Ibelin love from France ❤️
rest in peace
Rip buddy.
This is why Argent Dawn is a great realm. What an amazing story.
RIP, Mats love from Paraguay
nice day for a memorial
That was AWESOME... I just watch Ibelin on Netflix, it was SAD BUT VERY GOOD. He was and still is a very STRONG AND BRAVE MAN AND I PRAY THAT GOD WILL TAKE GOOD CARE OF HIM.. AND BLESS HIS FAMILY AND GIVE THEM PEACE... I may not play World of Warcraft but I'm a gamer... RIP IBELIN , YOU ARE LOVED .... LOVE FROM CANADA.....💖💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗💗🏆🏆🤗🤗😢😢💖💖
Damn, thats looks so hard after watching the film 😭
RIP in peace!
so like double peace? rest in peace in peace? sounds like something xzibit would say
@@djordjemoravcevic7742 I'm not sure I just started saying it when I was a kid in the 90's figured it takes people minds off the sadness for a bit to laugh at how dumb it is.
damn
W community
if this was 20 years ago on a pvp server they would of been ganked
He was a real one R.I.P
RIP
rest in peace
Just saw the documentary, RIP. When did he die?
Not my favorite style of documentary but RIP fellow WoW bro
I'm sorry for this loss. Can anyone explain me the story? He was big player? Rip
@@SklhroiXeimwnes if you really want to know more about his life, there's a documentary you can watch, covering most of it called The remarkable life of Ibelin.
😮😮😮WoooooooW an Age rememder a player like Ibelin in anather life i wont know u 😂😂😂💪🏻RIP BRO
which candels they using there
@@unbekannt2898 it's called "Holy Candle". You can get them in harrowfall from Paige Ambleglow. They're not even one gold each, stackable to 20
what happened here?
There’s a Netflix documentary called The Remarkable Life of Ibelin. It’s great and explains this.
@@michellesingh6087 Good docco, however, mixed in with greed and netflix is not the right place for a wholesome docco.
Honestly.
Seen the parents talking on a news outlet, which is far better suited than fucking netflix.
Que linda imagen 😢
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What spot is that? I don't play Alliance so I'm unfamiliar with the random spots.
it's just Behind Goldshire inn, Elwynn Forest
🥲
What happened?
Ibelins grave had a lot of visits durind covid. No one stood 6 ft apart
wer soll das sein?
was ibelin a wow player or what
What game is this warcraft ot Starlight?
Yea its called 'Warcraft to Starlight' 🤣
@Dylinto i don't get you
The game is called World of Warcraft and Starlight is a guild from the game.
@@amaliafilip2886 better answer with a Sense. Thanks!
这是在做什么？
F
Who is this?
A norwegian guy who recently died of a duchenne disease... He found friendship through WoW and felt normal in game since he didn't have the IRL limitations there... He helped alot of people with IRL issues. His parents didn't really know he had such friends online nor the impact he would have on others personal life. The guy left his password to his dad, thats when they realised, their sons life was much larger online than they imagined and they felt people had to know of his passing online too. Documentary is on Netflix, but thats the story in a very short nutshell.
@@Diede-p2s2014
He die for 10 Years btw
@@tanjadavidsen489 Yeah, my bad haha
кто это
Ibelin's grave
The doc ending was too much, carrying him away was too much
too much
What game is this?
minecraft
@@chillstepbeatsofficiaI XD
Blasphemous 2
it's world of warcraft
he was from my beautiful country. and he is mentioned in our history class. everyone knows about him. ❤️ if only he knew how much we all care and how much wow cares 🥹
Real life Mothers Rosario episode.
Rest in peace!
RIP
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RIP
RIP