Preciselyllagrok said:And an awareness of a flaw in a universe/game-lore that he thinks is interesting is the epitome of "Too nerdy" ? Or at least an example so frightening that if we ever feel the awful nerdiness becoming too strong, we can at least look to him and find relief?Mezmer said:I'm not saying it is, but you must also recognize the importance of balancing such things with human/worldly interaction. I'm just going to guess this young man does not. Excesses of nerdiness can be a bad thing, just like an excesses of alcohol can make you pass out, or excesses of delicious nachos will make you vomit.llagrok said:Nobody wins at Blizzcon, they all lose.
When we start to feel nerdy? As if that's a bad or dangerous thing?Mezmer said:Ok, people, whenever you start to feel really nerdy, just remember: You could be this guy.
jesus christ man... take a fuckin chill pill... it was joke... daamn ...Asehujiko said:Yes, it's definitely the entire developer's fault that one single higher up whos responsibilities have absolutely nothing to do with npc naming and is currently working on 3 different games doesn't exactly remember the correct name of one who hasn't been relevant since WCII(1996) and only then as a minor backstory throwaway name when that game currently has twenty thousand named characters with another load coming later this year.chickenlord said:...owned...blizzard...so sloppy...
Go ahead, memorize this list:
http://www.wowhead.com/npcs
Then we'll talk about who sucks at remembering names.
Rather than "hilarious", i would go for "saddening"...mikemart said:its hilarious to see people who know games better than the actual developers
When has reading a book become something so negative to actually punch people? The Shattering: Prelude to Cataclysm is the name of the World of Warcraft novel by Christie Golden. Is it because of his red shirt? Or his voice?Tetranitrophenol said:woah!, I dont know what is it about that guy that makes me want to punch him.
Nerdiness at its lowest...
QFT. I don't even play WoW, but this guy must be pretty dedicated .adrian_exec said:When has reading a book become something so negative to actually punch people? The Shattering: Prelude to Cataclysm is the name of the World of Warcraft novel by Christie Golden. Is it because of his red shirt? Or his voice?Tetranitrophenol said:woah!, I dont know what is it about that guy that makes me want to punch him.
Nerdiness at its lowest...
Red Shirt Guy: I have ... I just finished reading The Shattering etc.
The way he starts speaking tell me he was more nervous than "nerdy". And who wouldn't be in front on all those people, seriously? So he likes reading WoW books, what makes reading books so bad and nerdy from other hobbies??
Ignorance at it's lowest...
Umm, I don't think it's the reading of the book, nothing wrong with reading books, everyone does it. I'm considering reading The Shattering myself because I'm pretty bored.adrian_exec said:When has reading a book become something so negative to actually punch people? The Shattering: Prelude to Cataclysm is the name of the World of Warcraft novel by Christie Golden. Is it because of his red shirt? Or his voice?
Red Shirt Guy: I have ... I just finished reading The Shattering etc.
The way he starts speaking tells me he was more nervous than "nerdy". And who wouldn't be in front on all those people, seriously? So he likes reading WoW books, what makes reading books so bad and nerdy from other hobbies??
Ignorance at it's lowest...