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This is what I'm going tell you. We're here, and we're nearing an event called the World of Warcraft League Finals that was designed in conjunction with a number of the folks who work at
Activision Blizzard, and the ambition they have is exactly the same desire we have that is to see our games played and enjoyed by millions of players across the globe.
I believe we all are all different in our thinking about the best way to achieve the goal, but our goals are alike and closely aligned to them.
The issue from a fan standpoint is that in the event that it appears the World of Warcraft League can't keep the excitement it requires, will Activision abruptly shift its focus to "Well we're going to bring us the next thing," and that's where the clash of ideas could occur, when it's like,"Well we operate in a manner that there's a chance that buy Burning Crusade Classic Gold you won't get the next World of Warcraft for another 10 years."
