Character Re-Customization available for a small fee [UPDATED]

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12-11-2008 @ 4:50AM

Zhiva said...

Blizzard claimed that:
they will never give players abilities with knockback;
they will never allow character recustomization;
they will never allow class/race/gender change;
they will never allow cross-faction communication.

I can see next feature:
WoW Translator Kit! For small fee of 18$ you can speak with players of opposite faction!

And in few months, class/race change available too.

12-11-2008 @ 5:18AM

SarahTheGnome said...

Yups, god forbid that they should actually keep to their word. I see faction and class changes on the horizon, in the mean time, they have no time for guild housing, cause you can't ask for additional fees for that one now can you?

Do I sound bitter? Hell yes I do.

12-11-2008 @ 9:34AM

Mitawa said...

Don't you remember when they told us Horde would NEVER have paladins and Alliance would NEVER have shaman?

I remember the day they announced the blood elves and the class/faction homogenization. WTH guys?

Nothing they say is set in stone...

12-11-2008 @ 11:51AM

Novead said...

I think it's kinda fun how people claim Blizzard is using the word "never". People do say it, all the time, and falsely say they quote Blizzard. I have yet to find a "never" in a statement from Blizz. They say "have no current plans" or versions of that, and it's really not the same as "never".

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