One of the reasons for wow tbc gold this has been a promise to get rid of "not proper" references from World of Warcraft . In response to the allegations in the lawsuit, Blizzard removed numerous in-game references to the former WoW director of games Alex Afrasiabi.

This effort will be continued with WoW's forthcoming 9.1.5 patch that is now available on the game's public test realm. It's on there that players have noticed (via the Icy-Veins) that two previous achievement names that haven't aged particularly well are being renamed.

One, previously titled "My Sack Is Gigantique" is now renamed "My Storage is Gigantique." The award is earned by buying and equipping the Gigantique bag from the Burning Crusade era. Blood Elf NPC called Haris Pilton. It's a playon famous Paris Hilton who asks players to determine if they're "sack is Gigantique What's that?"

Haris Pilton is the character, and she has a "catchphrase" was even an element of WoW Trading Card Game. WoW Trading Card Game (you know the one that was in existence prior to the time that World of Warcraft was a thing).

9.1.5 patch 9.1.5 will also bring about the elimination of various in-game references to developers from the past, such as the former lead creator Jesse McCree (whose World of Warcraft character with identical name is set to be subject to buy Burning Crusade Classic Gold name changes) and also the elimination from the possibility to control the spit emote towards other players.