We shall never see its likes again. “Stand in the circles of death,” our raid leader said as our Blackrock Depths group came up on Lord Incendius, a giant fire (what else, with a name like that?) elemental. “That sounds safe,” someone responded.
Recommended Videos “Otherwise, he’ll kaboom the raid,” the raid leader finished. It was peak World of Warcraft raid chat. Related Warcraft Remastered is a trip through history that never was, and always will be Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct: How to watch and what to expect Beyond Good and Evil gets a 20th Anniversary Edition next week (for real this time) Reader, we stood in the circles of death, and the only person that got kaboomed was the fire lord.
Our group finished him off, several “ty all” comments appeared in chat, including one from yours truly, and my Demon Hunter was back outside the Caverns of Time, ready to hit the next element of the MMORPG’s anniversary event.
Blizzard went all out for World of Warcraft’s 20th birthday. The multi-month, in-game party was at a size and scale that we don’t typically see from events of its kind.
Maybe Blizzard understood the gravity of the moment, the rarity of it, and figured, “Why the hell not?” How many games get to do something like this, really?