The Lawbringer: No, you can't sue Blizzard over the Dance Studio

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5-27-2011 @ 4:04PM

Oomu said...

All I know it's I really wanted it
in fact I want anything which allow to customize the character and is NOT just some raid stuff and weird numbers in an ugly sheet !

So yeah, I really hopped a way to customize and combine some animation of the character.

I don't appreciate how blizzard think it's funny to not deliver what they promised in an official trailer.

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It's a lot of worse than path of the titans.

5-28-2011 @ 5:38AM

John said...

It was never actually promised. Yes, it was in a video, but a video is not a way to express a promise. Blizzard did not specifically say anything along the lines of "We promise to bring the Dance Studio into World of Warcraft with or without the Wrath of the Lich King expansion." Though Blizz said that they do want to implement it someday, they are not obligated to in any way.

Besides, I'd rather have them focusing on defending us from hackers and giving us new content so I'm not bored /dancing in Org all day.

Yes, I know hackers are an ongoing issue, but if Blizz uses "we were too busy making a dance studio to get your account back in a reasonable amount of time" as an excuse to anyone who experienced an account compromise, I'm sure that would be much more of a problem than being denied some silly meaningless dances.

5-28-2011 @ 7:14AM

thawedtheorc said...

Please read the first comments for this article. He is talking about you.

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