So they're trying to sell the game by provoking customers? Weird. Desperate, even.
Yeah those are stupid, but I'm definitely in the "all WoW ads/promos have been cringey" camp.
My face still hasn't recovered from the biblical-level cringe of the American Choppers fiasco.
Hey, people. That last ad from this Facebook line-up is removed as well: it's not present in the feed, it's not present in the video archive, and the post was removed as well. I guess they are all gone now.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=617478213461375 - now ded link
Blizzard showing their arrogance, what could go wrong with so blatantly attacking justified criticism?![]()
what? How are they blaming he playerbase for anythign inside that add? In Preach's video Blizzard openly admitted they messed up. Blizzard know it was their fault. What this add did was try and tell people who are dissing a game that isn't/wasnt even out at the time to have faith and give it a go and that it will be better this time.
Now on the flip side, if the current reception of the game remains as it is remains to be seen. Otherwise Blizzard will be eating alot of feet.
Last edited by Orby; 2022-12-05 at 01:19 PM.
"People fear, not death, but having life taken from them. Many waste the life given to them, occupying themselves with things that do not matter. When the end comes, they say they did not have time enough to spend with loved ones, to fulfill dreams, to go on adventures they only talked about... But why should you fear death if you are happy with the life you have led, if you can look back on everything and say, 'Yes, I am content. It is enough.'" - Wynne ( Dragon Age: Origins.)
I don't see your point, considering your previous post was clearly implied towards racists, sexists and transphobes and possibly some other ists and phobes.
Point is, assuming that anyone who voices these criticisms shown in those adds (which have literally nothing to do with how any person treats another one) belongs into one of those groups is deploreable.
Last edited by Kralljin; 2022-12-05 at 06:39 PM.
This is the language of social media these days.
The ads are aiming at changing the general impressions of WoW as a fallen mmo.
They are doing what they set out to do. They are in bad taste for everyone else, yes. They are talking the, pardon my expression, "retard language".
With that said, this attracts the kind of players i though blizz didn't want anymore.
Last edited by Swnem; 2022-12-05 at 06:35 PM.
Blind haters, because those ads are basically a picture perfect example of toxic positivity, where any sense of negativity is met with ridicule.
If you really want to go down the rabbit hole of an underlying political message, then i doubt Blizzard would've pulled those ads, considering the political leanings of some of their staff.
"humansplaining"
whew, blizzard. you really went for it there, didn't you