"We are not happy with warlocks in PvP, their Arena representation is too low."
Source:
http://blue.mmo-champion.com/28/1736...ks-in-pvp.html
I think I have finally figured out how to read Blizzards secret code. The meaning behind the words. What they REALLY intend to say.
Ok, let me break it down for the rest of you.
Here is the sentence in it's entirety:
"We are not happy with warlocks in PvP. Their Arena representation is too low."
Now let's see what happens when we break it up for further deeper analysis.
Part#1: "We are not happy with warlocks in PvP.
Part#2: Their Arena representation is too low."
As you can clearly see from the original quote there is a period after "We are not happy with warlocks in PvP [PERIOD] Their Arena representation is too low."
Now let's ask this question: WHY is there a period after that? Why? Doesn't it seem a little odd to separate a complete thought into two separate sentences? Wouldn't it make more sense to instead use a comma?
Doesn't:
"We are not happy with warlocks in PvP, their Arena representation is too low."
not only make more sense but also sound better than:
"We are not happy with warlocks in PvP [PERIOD] Their Arena representation is too low."
You see, when you use a period it cuts the phrase into 2 SEPARATE segments; dividing the idea. A period is used to indicate a CHANGE IN TOPIC.
Tricky, tricky, clever evil bastards over at Blizz.
Now do you see?
Everything they say is true. Because it's the WAY they say it.
"We are not happy with warlocks in PvP.
(Blizzard hates Warlocks in PvP, they are saying it right there. They hate us. Period. No question about it.)
Their Arena representation is too low."
(A well known fact)
But you see here is the trick: they aren't actually going to do anything about it - they just don't like Warlocks in PvP.