Stay in Human Transformed Model (Client Side) Horde Only.

[Kaizuken]

Hello Ownedcore Members !

Kaizuken here with new exploit.
If you think, this is useless or intended it can be deleted.

How you can be transformed to Human without Buff.
1. Accept the Quest: "The Perfect Dissemblance"
2. Use the Quest Item to a mob.
3. Leave the fight.
4. Use "Hearthstone".
5. The 3min buff disappears and you will be stayed in a transformed human form.

[Augury13]

Completely useless but i LOVE visuals <3 +5 if i can.

[Bippy]

Pretty cool. +4

[Sirdots]

+1 rep nice video

[The Insane]

Why an Horde member would like to be a human?

[spydasoquick]

Why an Horde member would like to be a human?

you can't be serious lol......

[Lunkanx]

Tmorph, problem solved.

[rockyfortesque]

Tmorph, problem solved.

yep client side transforms are pretty useless...

[Indistinct]

yep client side transforms are pretty useless...

... What?
I feel like some people in the exploit section have started to throw out the word "useless" in a blind manner way too quick. It's not a useless trick if people find joy in it, we play to have fun, am I right? It might not be of any use to you personally, and if that's the case, don't bother with the antagonism towards the OP.

I find this awesome.

[advanta]

Tmorph, problem solved.

There's a number of reasons why people don't use model edits.

1. Not everyone can get these programs to work.
2. There's a possibility of malicous code and/or spyware/adware. I doubt tmorph has any, but many people just don't download anything for that reason.
(That's basically the only thing that has ever kept my computer virus-free).
3. I'd heard that people got banned for using tmorph. Although its essentially harmless Blizzard can't tell what a program is doing to the game, other than
it is doing something, so you may get lumped in with people doing more extreme stuff.
4. Sharing info on model editing isn't as easy as doing it in game. Saying to a friend "you can run through SW gate" with this disguise, but I doubt you'll
get them to download a third-party application for fun.

So, while I understand your perspective, I personally find this stuff interesting. Maybe we could have a sticky for client-side visuals so those weren't interested could ignore it.