Blizzard Makes A Wish Come True


Ezra creates his own world at Blizzard’s studios

Normally I’d hate on Blizzard for the constant downtime that occurs when a patch is rolled out in World of Warcraft, but after reading this article, I have a newfound change of heart. 10-year-old Ezra Chatterton has a life-threatening brain tumor which gives him massive headaches and has required major surgery. The Make-A-Wish Foundation set up a meeting with Ezra and Blizzard and let the boy get all the WoW he could handle.

Ezra got way more than he expected. He sketched out characters, wrote down stats and items, and went into intricate detail of what he wanted to do. When he arrived at Blizzard’s studios, he was absorbed into a whole other world. Ezra got to provide a voice for his character in a recording studio, he designed a new weapon, created a new quest, and even got to use a special one-of-a-kind crossbow that would do major damage. In a nutshell, this boy got to do everything us gamers dream of day in and day out.

Blizzard makes WoW wish virtual reality [OC Register]

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E.T.Cook (Who am I?)

I do commend Blizzard for their generosity in this regard, although many times the impetus is not altruism, but rather the good press that might be generated as evidenced above. However…their actions in this regard are mutually exclusive of their actions regarding the support and downtime of the product and service they offer.

Their support is terrible, and their servers leave a lot to be desired…and with the financial coffers that they have, they should have google level uptimes. No Vince…boo Blizzard.

 
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Orga (Who am I?)

You can hate on Blizzard all you want, but this is quality stuff right here.

 
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Daqs (Who am I?)

Go leave the little guy a note and wish him well. Kind words can heal in themselves sometimes.

http://ezrachatterton.net/index.php/board,3.0.html

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