I guess that would mean a script is in the process. Akroyd states he would see it as sort of a passing of the torch movie.

And even Bill Murray, who can veto a project as a controlling owner of Ghostbusters, has stated the wounds of Ghostbusters II have healed and he’s interested in looking at the project as well.

I guess that would mean Ghostbusters: The Video Game would be a 2.5 story if a third movie got the green light.

Akroyd says he’s just waiting for the call. (Who ya gonna call?)

You’ll bring tears of glory to my eyes…*Sniff* I didn’t know I was so awesome…I was just doing instances for gear…

“Illidan. We’re stepping up a notch, I suppose, but what did he do? Where is his greatness from? ”

Well……..He destroyed the Well of Eternity, made the Maelstorm, in-look he banished Sargaras, made the second Well of Eternity, forced the Dragons to give Night Elves immortality, and forced the Highborne to become High Elves after travelling the Great Sea.
He did a little more then you’d give him credit for, but in truth, he is -in the end- a Night Elf.
A demon-ridden Night Elf, and despite him doing great things, so did we.

I think we’re on equal terms, Illidan.

“So drop the whining and complaining because a character from Warcraft III lore is getting killed. It’s called denouement, closure, and a conclusion to the story. When one story concludes, the seeds laid give rise to the next tale. And always…”

Well said indeed!

I agree with everything you said, except I have only one small point to counter.

Chestypuller, Pwnyew, and all the others that use silly names are more than welcome to them…and I consider the appropriate place for these players to be on a Normal PvE or a PvP server.

I play on a Roleplay Server, which I think should be held to the rules of the naming policy more strictly than the other servers (which do, actually, fall under the same rules for naming).

But thanks for the response. Your input is very much appreciated. While I realize a blog won’t change anything, it’s an outlet for frustration. Alternatively, I could punch my monitor, but then I couldn’t play WoW and my monitor wouldn’t like me (it holds grudges).

Oh, and if I ever see a player named “Pwnyexpress” then they can get a free kill…I’ll be too busy laughing. That’s a good one. (I’m not completely heartless, I did think the joke guild of “My Little Pwnies” was funny, but it only lasted 24 hours before someone squashed it on the server with GM intervention)

I agree with Gough, and you, the author, in that battlegrounds do tend towards those attempting to over-inflate themselves to let the world know what a noobpwner they are, as most names would suggest. However, I must agree to the utmost with Gough in that it is only a game, you know, one of those things that people do to have a bit of fun? You of all people can relate to that. If it makes someone feel good to call themselves chestypuller, let them have their kicks, and hit them extra hard if it makes you feel better. From what I can tell in your article, you play wow for fun and relaxation, and I suggest that it becomes a lot easier if you ignore trivial things like names that 10 year-old boys invent to be dirty where their parents won’t find out. If you really want things to change, there are ways to go about it. talk to a GM, let people know in BG’s that you don’t like swearing, and it’s very simple (and effective) to click the ignore button in your chat window. As I’m sure you are aware, a blog or forum posting won’t change a thing. The sad reality is that you find this type of person in every multi-player game on the face of the earth, and whether companies put 100’s of hours a week into trying to stop this kind of thing or not, it will be a losing battle, because in someone’s maladjusted head, the world needs to know that they are cool enough to name themselves pwnyexpress.