reply to post by Griffo515
I did do a few searches. All I found were people confessing their love for WoW (Entered: "world of warcraft subliminal message Confession" into
google).
I was hoping that the proof of Blizzard admitting that they used subliminal messages would be more along the lines of a corporate statement posted
online, not more youtube videos. With the number of hacked/private servers out there, I take any in-game evidence with a grain of salt.
In the video you posted there only seems to be one character on the screen. Why is the play sending /s messages? You would think that they'd be
sending /t since GM's always communicate through whispers. Also, I did notice in the chat box that the player did have a conversation with a GM at
some point, but the chat box is scrolled up as evidenced by the flashing down arrow.
It may be nothing, but to me it seems the person is being purposefully deceptive by having the chat window purposely scrolled up like that. If the
scroll bar was all the way down, we would at least be able to see the blue Blizzard logo next to the GM's name popping up during the player's
alleged conversation with the GM about the subliminal messages.
There's just too much in this video that makes me think that, even if we could ready what's being typed by the player at least, the video is a
hoax.
It's funny, but screenshots of the chatbox highlighting the conversation between the player GM would have been pretty than the video.
But let's pretend the video is legitimate. This is only a GM speaking. GM's are nothing more than in game customer service reps. That's a far cry
from one of Blizzard's higher ups admitting that they use/d subliminal messages to get people hooked on the game. Something like the use of
subliminal messages would be a secret that Blizzard would keep very close to their chest. It's not something that they would share with their lowly
customer service reps.
