Blizzard's long-running MMO in favor of a new venture

Two of World of Warcraft 's biggest creators of content, Preach Gaming and MadSeasonShow, are quitting Blizzard's long-running MMO in favor of a new venture although they each have different reasons to move forward.In a brand new video, titled "End of an Era - Why We're no longer covering WoW," Preach explained why the channel decided to end every day WoW reporting, with a focus on both and the latest California lawsuit filed by Activision Blizzard over the company's claimed "frat boys" culture of sexual harassment and the condition of WoW's most recent Shadowlands expansion. Preach claims that, given the recent allegations and the response from Activision Blizzard leadership, he no longer feels comfortable promoting Blizzard's game."That is basically what happens and that's the connection I have with Blizzard and their large number of fans," Preach says. "We produce content, we go through the content that is in development. We see things a bit earlier in order to get it out to you as a tool for promotion.The lawsuit has caused the resignation of numerous Blizzard veterans, including former Blizzard President J. Allen Brack and the former lead level designer Jesse McCree. The World of Warcraft character sharing McCree's identity will be going through changes to its name in the near future.Buy WotLK Classic Gold with fast delivery, safe, cheap and professional services. p2pah WoTLK Classic Gold Market is your best choice. please visit P2Pah shop.