Blizzard Issues Cease and Desist to WoW Private Server for Using Too Many Exclamation Points in Patch Notes

In a shocking turn of events, a popular WoW private server has been hit with a cease and desist from Blizzard for their excessive use of exclamation points in their patch notes.

The private server, known for its over-the-top enthusiasm for bug fixes and balance changes, received the legal notice from Blizzard’s lawyers citing a violation of their intellectual property rights. Apparently, Blizzard believes that the use of more than three exclamation points in a row is a trademarked expression of excitement and cannot be used without their permission.

Players on the private server were left baffled by the sudden crackdown, with many taking to social media to express their disbelief. One player tweeted, ‘Can’t believe Blizzard is coming after us for our punctuation choices! What’s next, banning emojis in chat?!’

In response to the controversy, the private server’s developers have promised to tone down their patch notes and adhere to Blizzard’s strict guidelines for punctuation usage. However, some players worry that this crackdown will stifle the server’s unique voice and sense of humor.

As the WoW private server community reels from this latest drama, one thing is clear: the battle between Blizzard and private servers is far from over. Will players be able to enjoy their favorite classic WoW experience without fear of legal repercussions? Only time will tell.

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