The top moderator of Reddit's World of Warcraft subreddit took it offline last night as a protest against server issues plaguing the game following the launch of the highly anticipated Warlords of Draenor expansion.
The subreddit, r/WoW, has since returned, evidently because its owner was finally able to long in. But what was done ostensibly to express consumer displeasure has plunged one of Reddit's largest gaming subreddit into controversy and recrimination.
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Blizzard are now including Warlords of Draenor in the base game package in preparation for the Warcraft movie and the Legion expansion.
its been a nightmare trying to log in ...
Idiots.
LOL
I'm on a medium population server, Kargath. Only the first day had log in issues. Everything has been normal since besides garrison issues the other night.
Never seen a queue either.