As many of you know, we are currently conducting an internal Alpha test for World of Warcraft. Our goal for this Alpha test is to provide the best possible experience for players when the Beta launches in early 2004.
In order to accelerate the testing process, we recently allowed a small group of external testers to play the game. During this process, a collection of files was leaked to the Internet. While these files contain alpha content from the game, they are not fully playable and therefore do not convey the experience that World of Warcraft will provide when it is released.
We are currently investigating this matter and will take serious action against those involved.
As always, we appreciate the interest and enthusiasm that players around the world have for World of Warcraft, and we look forward to delivering a massively multiplayer game unlike any you have ever experienced. Until then, we ask that you refrain from sharing any content that doesn't come directly from Blizzard Entertainment.
Lastly, we would like to announce that sign-ups for the World of Warcraft Beta test will begin at the end of this month. Stay tuned to http://www.blizzard.com for further details.
Feck, camping the website waiting for the beta signup to spawn is going to be a serious PITA. So many ppl fighting for the same mob, there will be KSing and training etc. I wish you all luck getting in
So, in other words, someone let others use the WoW files, and it sucked so bad that Blizzard said that it just wasn't playable because of the incomplete files they had?
Boogahz wrote:So, in other words, someone let others use the WoW files, and it sucked so bad that Blizzard said that it just wasn't playable because of the incomplete files they had?
Sure belive that if you wish, all I can say is, umm...ya I like it
