@Blazeon_TV Never actually thought of it that way. Interesting take. I’ve always been on the good vs evil fence like with Star Wars. However as I’ve learned with Star Wars. Neither side is good or bad, it’s just a difference in their POV on life.
@AshenedPunk It does protect against that, however you can get in trouble with the game makers if you break the TOS rules, which is what people need to understand. I grew up in COD and Halo with voice chat on Xbox live. TBH I wish I could get those days back. Friends calling each other names
@DomainDead For children? Shit, I’ve only ever met adults when I was playing, he’ll even back in OG vanilla WoW when I was a young teen I was rejected from guilds because of my age. I don’t think wow was ever ‘for’ kids.
@TheoryWiseOS It depends on the name. If it’s racist or derogatory, absolutely they should be temp banned. If it’s a joke name like the one stated in the previous tweet, that’s fine. Literally just sounds like a childish / South Park name. Nothing wrong with it
@freckxiwow@Warcraft@Blizzard_Ent Yall a joke. Let the man be and just enjoy the game. Bet you have never even see him nor his horde of followers in game. It’s a fad and will die down eventually. Ban the individuals who say bad things that break TOS but not fair to go after him for their words.
@curseNA2 It’s actually not good for business as the man has done nothing wrong to break the TOS and be banned. Yes it might cause a power dynamic in PvP but give it a month if not 2 and things will balance out. He may have a lot of numbers but I doubt 90% of them are pvpers
@Twisteds_ Idiot take. People who generally play wow and the race they pick is simply 2 reasons. 1) racial traits to max dmg and 2)you like the look of them.
@TemplarsVoice As a fat bearded neck boy myself. I’ll continue to enjoy WoW Forever. When New World was released I followed some streamers in the hype and they left, not going to make that mistake again. Play for myself and the people I meet