Feel free to add more of your own
I found this ones in 2 articles:
https://www.gamespot.com/gallery/18-...s/2900-678/#21
https://www.lifegag.com/20-world-of-...low-your-mind/
I want to start with one i found out first (outside of this articles):
There was a WoW expansion (forgot) where Hunters were underplayed in PvP
Blizzard decided to buff them
Suddenly the arenas were filled with Hunters and their win ratios got better
The thing is...
There was a mistake by Blizzard and the buffs were not "live" yet...
Hunters became good overnight...by magic
Vin Diesel and Paul Walker played World of Warcraft together.
You can visit a Warcraft theme parkYou probably know that Vin Diesel and Paul Walker were best bros onscreen and in real life. But they were tight in Azeroth too -- the duo used to play the game together.
Diesel has posted to Facebook footage of him and Walker playing WoW in 2010.
WoW has been blamed for some deathsWant to spend a real-world holiday in Azeroth? Hop the next plane to ... China?
Located in Changzhou, World Joyland is an (unlicensed) theme park inspired by Warcraft and Starcraft
Mila Kunis had a serious WoW addictionYou may have read stories in which players die when they play games over a very long period of time. You will be shocked to read this, but World of Warcraft is one such game that is often on the list. The main cause is called “deep vein thrombosis”. This is a problem when people sit for long periods of time. It is associated with air travel, travel, and now video games. My personal advice is to get up and walk often. Never sit for long periods of time.
In 2015, The Daily Mail reported that a Shanghai man died after playing the game for 19 hours straight, continuing even as he was coughing up blood. And that's not even the saddest World of Warcraft death story out there.
Robin Williams loved the game so much he has an in-game memorialIn 2010, Kunis told MTV News that she had to quit the game because she got addicted.
"I took it off the computer ... I still have my little twinks running around, but I had to take it off," she said. "I feel like a drug addict talking about a drug."
Be nice to gold farmers. They might be Chinese prisonersRobin Williams was a notorious gamer -- he named his daughter Zelda, after all. Williams also loved Warcraft. Rumor has it he enjoyed trolling the Horde-side trade chat on the Mannoroth server.
To visit Robin in-game, head to the island off the south coast of Talador and rub the Ever-Burning Lamp
A Man Queued For 36-Hours Just To Be The First One To Buy WOW’s Expansion But He Collapsed Out Of ExcitementThese days, gold-starved players can buy in-game currency straight from Blizzard. But in the old days, third-party gold selling was so profitable that Chinese prisoners were forced to become gold farmers.
"Prison bosses made more money forcing inmates to play games than they do forcing people to do manual labor," a former Jixi labor camp prisoner told The Guardian.
More than 2500 players lined up outside one of the game stores on Oxford Street for the WOW: Warth of Lich King expansion. A man stood in line for 36 hours just to be the first to buy it. When he reached the counter, he was so excited that he collapsed.