Blizzard's Facebook page = Hilarious

[Dardyksa]

This is little out of the subject. - Lets say a fine side note.

Fine wizards try to fight this "battle" in many fronts... Here is amazing thread from retail forums what have get MVP part of the discussion.

http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/17610923829

Amazing job from the OP - who ever this mysterious guy is.

The op of that post is jesus.

+1

[Reserverue]

^lol and good find


I wonder what the Blizzard employees think about all of this negative Publicity. I've seen alot funny and kind of dirty comments about blizz get deleted(vanished) on their forums and FB. They say that deleted comments are simply removed from public view so the Blizzard can keep a track record on certain accounts. But with recent events its amounting to spam

Blizzard Overseer: Hows the Forums looking Jill?
Blizzard Forum Mod: Its getting uglier

Is probably a conversation behind held behind closed doors infront of bnet screens

[EyeOfTruth]

Blizzgate 2016

Never forget!

[EyeOfTruth]

What is this?

One host of Blizzard eSport events just endorsed Legacy servers @ his Tweet.

You can see it even on petition letter

Petition: https://www.change.org/p/mike-morhaime- ... -community
Personal Tweets: https://twitter.com/Kaelaris?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Brave man

[Reserverue]

Their FB page is still getting it. Idk how long this is going to go on for but they've gotten so many hundreds of negative comments that they havent uploaded any new videos for a day. I think they have realized that the attempt to bury the bad PR is not worth the effort, leaving them with an obvious black eye

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater

[BarracudaDIO]

The visitor posts are pretty fun too. They get several of them every hour. This seems to be posted a few times. I don't understand much and I don't know if it is a huge dip, but anything red and going down can't be good. Anyone know if this is very bad for em?

http://imgur.com/s7aqWMy

[Reserverue]

That % isnt big, but the fact that the insiders of the Activision Blizzard co are selling at over twice the rate they are buying sounds ominous

[illutian]

Wait a minute - did someone from Bliz actually say that "you think you do" thing?!

Yes, and I bet he regrets it now.

Oh my I don't even *WTF!* - arrogance personified. Unbelieveable. Holy spherical cow.

Actually, TBH, I have often thought Bliz actually have major issues with WoW, on some subconscious level - Cataclysm, the destruction and scarring of WoW, seemed very much an expression of something deeper.

Don't be mad at him.

...be made at the crowd. There should have been mass "boo-ing"; enough so to cancel the remainder of that 'meet and greet'.

This is why Blizzard won't retract their legal pursuit....they don't have to. They have fanatical fans, who worship what they do right now.

Go look at the threads bitching about Legion's take on Garrison (Class Halls have the mission table). Pretty much everyone speaking out against the tables is being downvoted.

[sckeppy]

Even if you scroll through the years on the right of the page, under 2004 (when wow came out), there are some people commenting there that need some like and attention!

[Dr. Doom]

I just found this from a few months ago, by the same guy of "you think you do but you don't".

We spoke with World of Warcraft executive producer J Allen Brack during BlizzCon, and he called the issue of subscriptions "a difficult problem."

"One of the problems that we have as a team and that I think the community has as well is this perception that there's a direct relationship between the number that we announce and the health of that community, and the health of that business," Brack said. "That's not really true. I wouldn't say that World of Warcraft is necessarily half as successful now as in previous times."

Brack says the World of Warcraft development team has stayed focused on not letting dropping numbers affect what they're doing with the game itself.

"For us, the team can't focus on how to make a quest that adds 100,000 more subscribers," Brack said. "How does this raid boss retain people for five months longer? You're going to drive yourself crazy as a developer doing that. The only thing we can do is focus on good experiences, focus on learning everything that we can and trying to put it into what we're working on and make World of Warcraft the best thing that it can be."

Part of the solution Brack and team have pursued revolves around making World of Warcraft more easily accessible to both new and returning players.