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Ask Questions of the World of Warcraft Team

Posted by Zonk on from the can-i-get-a-rez-please? dept.

You may have already heard of Blizzard's most recent title. World of Warcraft was released in November of last year to high critical praise and a favourable player reaction. While technical issues were a problem for the first few months of retail service, prompt patching and additional world servers have left the game in excellent shape. World of Warcraft has since gone on to become not only the largest MMORPG in the United States, but also the world, with 3.5 million subscribers as of July 21st. Given all this, the likelihood that Slashdot readers would be interested in asking the development team some questions seemed pretty high. The team has kindly offered to take some time out of their extremely busy schedules to answer questions. So, feel free to ask whatever question is burning in your heart. Please stick to World of Warcraft related topics, and only ask one question per comment. We'll take the best of the lot and pass them on to the Team. Their answers will be posted when we've gotten them back.

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  1. OK, I have a question. by Kenja · · Score: 5, Funny

    What the hell where you thinking with the Darkmoon Fair? Can I at least get an epic t-shirt that says "I went to the Darkmoon Fair and all I got was this stupid Jubling"?

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  2. Please... by ImaLamer · · Score: 5, Funny

    I'm stuck in Arathi Mountains (in the wilderness outside of Hammerfall)... can you warp me to Stromgarde Keep?

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  3. Oh common by apankrat · · Score: 4, Funny


    Dear Mr. Greenspan,

    Based on the experiments we conducted in WoW universe, we are pleased to offer you the following advice regarding interest rate management ...

    Sincerely,
    A bunch of nerds from virtual reality.

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    It's OK to ask if they ran into any interesting problems with their economics model, but that stuff about 'benefit to the rest of the world' - this is really something :)

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