@rosinmonkekyx17: You've obviously never been to Korea.
On a more serious note, people do choose their own hairstyles, the color of their hair dye, their own outfits, make ups for skin tone, eye liners, etc. My gripe with this is not about race or gender. It's like the chef is trying to dictate what I get to eat even though I'm paying for the food myself.
I see the cheerleader outfit and I am now brain washed into thinking my mom must wear cheerleader outfits at all times.
No... wait. That's ridiculous.
I see Billy, a character in a video game that isn't even real, with a better body than mine. I feel insecure about my own body and I am now going to harass Capcom for pressuring me to work out.
Lack of content was a major reason for WoD's sub drop. Less things to do, slowing things down by removing flying, and having 6.2 as the last major patch (instead of x.4 as in previous expansions). And Blizzard's solution to increase sub is to... continue with less content?
I don't know how Blizzard plans on releasing expansions faster unless each expansion continues the trend of less content per expansion. Even with a bigger team, WoD is smaller than other expansions.
Actually, that's not entirely true... WoW has a bigger team and now, it has more stuff to sell in the in-game shop...
Even the refund system is having technical problems?
Hopefully, this game doesn't end up like AO, where they just decide to leave the bugs unfixed and spend their remaining time making DLC. That's the reason I didn't get AO and as much as I want to get this game, I will not support that kind of practice.
“If you’re playing on a 720p HD TV, we’re just scaling the 1080 down, and it looks better than if we had produced that image at 720p. All of the details of the scene are much more visible as a result.”
What a load of crap. The assets made for 1080p may be more detailed of course (textures, for example), but the number of pixels for a native 720p video running on a native 720p screen is the exact same as 1080p video running on a 720p screen. As long as you're using the same quality assets, a 1080p video will not magically look better than 720p video on a 720p screen.
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