Not really sure why Blizzard would even need to advertise on TV, etc, but oh well. Let them waste money on it if they want, if it gets them results then so be it. I don't even watch TV so I'm not even bothered by it.
I did cringe when I heard about the super-bowl ad a while back though.
I did cringe when I heard about the super-bowl ad a while back though.
At what point does he even show any sort of fanboyism? If anything, he only seems to like the game, not worship it like some players do. I see no mention from him about WoW being the pinnacle of gaming or anything similar.jokr2thief said:People like you, who will defend it as the pinnacle of what gaming has to offer. The people who will still continue to support Blizzard's cash cow, and not encourage them to innovate or encourage them to branch out and do anything new aside from sequels and expansions for franchises that have already been driven into the ground.
Blizzard had Pandaren in WC3 (2003) so King Fu Panda is of absolutely no relation to this whatsoever. The player-base asked for playable Pandaren, Blizzard delivered. Doesn't seem like desperation to me at all.jokr2thief said:now we have a WoW expansion with Kung-Fu Pandas. They're scraping the bottom of the barrel