Tom Chilton can imagine a future where WoW is free-to-play

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6-30-2010 @ 11:58AM

Cataca said...

Are you "pretty good at predicting these things"?

6-30-2010 @ 2:23PM

(cutaia) said...

Detecting, Cataca. He's pretty good at "detecting" these things. ;)

6-30-2010 @ 2:46PM

Cataca said...

This guy "Chris" (http://www.wow.com/profile/3670802/) asked the question...

"How much a month do think Blizzard will charge once they know that WoW is no longer the top MMORPG on the web, and has maybe a few hundred thousand still playing?
(I foresee its playerbase eroding next year, and I am pretty good at detecting these things)"

on The Queue a few weeks ago. (http://www.wow.com/2010/06/23/the-queue-long-live-the-shaman/) It was a short lived meme to reply jokingly about how good his "detection skills" were.

The question was then answered later on the next Queue (http://www.wow.com/2010/06/24/the-queue-patching-syndrome/) followed by more jokes after he made more sketchy "predictions".

And now you make a post about the possibility of World of Warcraft eventually going free-to-play and it reminded me of Chris' "detection" skills...maybe he was right? lol

6-30-2010 @ 4:19PM

(cutaia) said...

Damnit, Basil...learn your site's memes. Next you're gonna tell us you don't know wh- *distracted by puppies*

6-30-2010 @ 4:40PM

Basil Berntsen said...

I tried! I really did! I even searched google for a literal string, and only found a few references to the meme. I didn't try the "detecting" variation, though :P

Thanks for the update, an- *distracted by puppies*

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