New WoW ad airing during Sunday football
by Mathew McCurley 
Nov 16th 2011 at 5:00PM
Not to be disrespectful to our European audiences, I've translated the post above for you below:
Europeans, you'll be able to watch a new WoW commercial that aired during an American Gridiron game on YouTube this Sunday.We'll have a video of the commercial as soon as it is available.
Brace yourselves for what could be some of most exciting updates to the game recently with patch 4.3. Review the official patch notes, and then dig into what's ahead: new item storage options, cross-realm raiding, cosmetic armor skinning and your chance to battle the mighty Deathwing -- from astride his back!
Filed under: Cataclysm
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 3)
Adam Holisky Nov 16th 2011 3:56PM
Isn't it just called American Football?
(Look at me, trollin' you Mat.)
Mathew McCurley Nov 16th 2011 4:01PM
Go back to the podcast post!
MysticalOS Nov 16th 2011 5:36PM
American Rugbey no?
TonyMcS Nov 16th 2011 6:55PM
Just to distinguish it from the real football - Aussie Rules.
;-)
gazimoff Nov 16th 2011 7:00PM
Handegg!
Elwoods Nov 17th 2011 5:19AM
American Football? Where only two people on the team actually use their feet to move the ball! :)
James Nov 16th 2011 5:03PM
DA BEARS! :)
Noyou Nov 16th 2011 5:10PM
Woot! I will be watching the Bears vs Bolts game ;) Hopefully the Bears continue the win streak.
Deathknighty Nov 16th 2011 5:04PM
As someone from the UK, I appreciate that little translation, it made me feel thought of. :D
djsuursoo Nov 16th 2011 5:20PM
as someone from the UK, you guys should be resisting globalization and calling the sport what you named it in the first place.
'soccer'.
Deathknighty Nov 16th 2011 5:29PM
No. Go away.
Noyou Nov 16th 2011 5:53PM
The Bears played in London this year, and actually won ;)
Blayze Nov 16th 2011 6:02PM
"The rules of football were codified in England by the Football Association in 1863 and the name association football was coined to distinguish the game from the other forms of football played at the time, specifically rugby football. The term soccer originated in England, first appearing in the 1880s as an Oxford "-er" abbreviation of the word "association"."
Muse Nov 16th 2011 7:21PM
Should you ever be in doubt whether it is 'football' or 'soccer', I refer you to this flash vid:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrYuDGWBJEk
Footy footy footy
kylroywilson Nov 17th 2011 12:32AM
For maximum pedantry, the sports are "Association Football" and "American Football."
Personally, I'd love the term "Gridiron Football" to catch on, but that's just me.
Tim080785 Nov 17th 2011 7:51PM
Did globalisation just get globalized?
Pakmann Nov 16th 2011 5:08PM
Cherlie Sheen should be the new Warcraft master!!!!
Tirrimas Nov 16th 2011 5:10PM
Please, God, no.
wiedmaier Nov 16th 2011 5:15PM
They already did one with him :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMV3ZAQGRAQ&feature=related
jfofla Nov 16th 2011 5:21PM
Everybody knows he is a Warlock, not a Hunter