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Jones recently spoke about Spider-Man director Sam Raimi's version of a World of Warcraft movie, which he claimed had the "fundamental" problem. In addition, he has said that his World of Warcraft will deviate from the game's history. Kazinsky who is known as an avid World of Warcraft fan, explained that the changes were made "by people who are able to create an amazing film and tell an amazing story."
The release of new documents yesterday showed evidence that revealed The United States National Security Agency was able to penetrate World of Warcraft to hunt terrorists, Jon Stewart used his pseudo-news channel The Daily Show to roast the government agency. He did this on air last night, by interviewing "reporter" Aasif Mandvi, who appeared to be Greychalk the dwarf paladin in World of Warcraft The segment's jokes involve Mandvi pretending to not know that some people pretend to be someone they're not on the internet.
"The notion that players are playing World of Warcraft and then making false statements about themselves is absurd. Yes. This is about trust. If we believed that people might not be what they claim they are, the entire world would fall in a swath," he said.Joking about American and British surveillance agents who have created World of Warcraft characters to seek out intelligence targets, Stewart said, "Well I think that it makes some sense. How Islamic terrorists like being protected by the 72 virgins."
See the complete clip on the Comedy Central website.Stewart and his crew are, however, believed to be part of the joke. As viewers point out, Mandvi's dress is night elf, not an elf. In addition the spellbar is designed meant for priests, not paladins, and he is depicted in the wrong starting zone.
Following the release of the reports, World of Warcraft creator Blizzard tainment claimed they had no idea surveillance was in the making. If it were, the monitoring would have been conducted without any permission from the company or its knowledge, Blizzard said.
[UPDATE] Microsoft has provided an explanation of the snooping reports, stating that if there was any surveillance of Xbox Live, the company did not support it.
"We're we are not aware of any activity of surveillance. If it was done in the manner reported, it was not with our approval," A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed.A Blizzard Tainment official also made an updated statement on the matter. It is the same statement that was originally provided for The New York Times and The Guardian.
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