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Blizzard admits World of Warcraft Forever's naming filter was accidentally too strict

Should World of Warcraft Forever deliver on the long-lasting promise of its name, you'll probably want to make sure you're happy with what your characters are called. To try and give people a chance to grab their preferred monikers, Blizzard opened early WoW Forever name reservations this week, but so far it's caused m...

Blizzard admits World of Warcraft Forever's naming filter was accidentally too strict

Should World of Warcraft Forever deliver on the long-lasting promise of its name, you'll probably want to make sure you're happy with what your characters are called. To try and give people a chance to grab their preferred monikers, Blizzard opened early WoW Forever name reservations this week, but so far it's caused more headaches [...]

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