Really wish Blizzard would ban Asmongold. Knowing this is the sort of community I'm going to be dealing with going into Forever where I retweet something and get 25 comments of his people calling me slurs is really killing my hype.
They went from “this is a game for us only” to “this is woke garbage” inside of like 12 hours cuz they got told no for the first time in their 40 year old lives lmao
“People aren’t gonna play the game now cuz the GMs aren’t letting us make the game unfun for anyone who tries to log in”
Yeah im sure being able to play without harassment is gonna drive a lot of people away, sounds terrible. Anyway.
Anyone saying they were removed from beta for naming their character “Billy Mcsuckmahballz” is telling little white lies. That character likely just received a forced name change.
Multiple unfortunate humans read through every name that was removed from beta today.
If you’re genuinely confused, remember that it’s our database, we can see every character you’ve created, not just the one you’re playing.
I read the list. No sympathy. Be a better human next time.
Adding onto this, one of our narrative goals/pillars for WOW:Forever is "A hero, not THE hero". We take that super seriously. You might be a part of large narratives, but you are never the main character of Warcraft in WoW: Forever.
Someday maybe we'll do some sort of blog or post about our narrative pillars for the game and dig into that more.
The skyborne undergoing a period of division and uncertainty is written in a more grounded and realistic way than any of the hundred times they’ve done this bit. I was so sick of the
“Something bad happened so we gotta put on red and blue shirts about it” like what is that even?
I appreciate that skyborne have an actual system of governance. It’s not just Some Guy who’s just vaguely in charge of literally every aspect of their society.
My skyborne druid is a lorekeeper and is descended from the historians who stoked the rebellion against Tortheldrin.
My primal urge to make their family name Talewind is overpowering.
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Born with a genetic mutation called melanism, this cat carries more pigment than usual, giving its coat a deep, velvety black color!