World of Warcraft: Forever Dev Deletes Twitter Account Due to Threats After Name Ban Controversy
World of Warcraft: Forever's beta was hit by a name ban controversy that led a developer to speak out, but they received threats of doxxing and violence aimed at them and their loved ones, eventually deciding to delete their account on Twitter. The World of Warcraft: Forever beta launched just over one week ago, and Bl...
World of Warcraft: Forever's beta was hit by a name ban controversy that led a developer to speak out, but they received threats of doxxing and violence aimed at them and their loved ones, eventually deciding to delete their account on Twitter. The World of Warcraft: Forever beta launched just over one week ago, and Blizzard had to increase the player cap more than once just to allow everyone to log in, proving the game is already a hit. With the game coming out on November 4, the beta is useful for highlighting bugs and various issues.
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