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The Queue: Black Friday

Michael Sacco
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Welcome back to The Queue, the daily Q&A column in which the WoW Insider team answers your questions about the World of Warcraft. Mike Sacco will be your host today.

Enjoy your whatever you bought.

Look_Hunter asked:

I've heard from a few people around this game that Blizzard has mentioned that they were possibly going to stop content production when the level cap hits 100. Is this true or has there ever been any discussion pertaining to their intentions for the future of the game?

There's no basis to that rumor at all. It's been floating around since the olden days. Blizzard has said that they'll keep WoW going for as long as it's feasible for them and fun for players.



tekethics asked (?):

you guys are seriously crazy who want character models... do you realise EVERY piece of armour will have to be updated for EVERY race and male/female? if blizzard does it it will be the biggest change to the game yet... textures models and animations

also I like my classic character

They're already working on it. They have been for a while.

triforceelf asked:

5.1 has a lot of new things in it, but when do you think we are going to be seeing the next raiding tier?

5.2, for sure.

Jamie1 asked:

Sorry, I am a little confused, i don't really get the whole concept of thanksgiving, I have a Canadian friend that "does it" and I understand Pilgrim's Bounty is kind of a representation of it, and I have googled it and I see it is some sort of annual religious event (like easter or christmas). My question is, why is it only held in north america? (especially if it is a religious festival) and why is it so important?

It's a celebration that started (allegedly) when the Pilgrims survived their first year in America with the help of the American Indians. It's actually a secular holiday -- it plays well with organized religions, though!

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