Arawn

Probably similar to the Wrathgate event.

This is not meant to be something that every joe-schmoe gets. This is something that a guild works together to help their members get.

Expecting to do it on your own is going to take forever.

The hackers strip guild banks as well to send money to other people. The guild and player report the account hacked, blizzard refunds the guild/player their money.

The gold sellers have created new gold in a closed economy, because the people they stole it from were reimbursed.

I wish that druid thunderstorm ability didn't exist, because I can't actually see anything going on when it's happening.

@Wolf
Doesn't surprise me. It looked kind of that way when they showed screenshots of it at Blizzcon.

Deep inside Uldum is a copy of WoWEdit... a weapon capable of reshaping Azeroth itself! It can even make Onyxia deep breath more!

I thought my voice was just fine in the video.

Battle.Net with Authenticator here and stuck at connecting.

Agreed, I'm a guy and I thought the hoodie was made of cute.

On Authenticators:

Replacing the battery (or just disconnecting the battery long enough for it to reset) would be _BAD_. The authenticator would be unusable at that point, because of the algorithm inside of it that calculates what the next random number will be would be reset and no longer match up with what the server expected.

RSA-Security was the first to create these types of things and theirs usually had a 'replace by' date on the back. Theirs usually died not that long after the date (a month to a year from what I saw). Being as the ones from Vasco only display anything when you hit the buttons, this should cause a much longer battery life if you aren't constantly hitting the button for no reason (or it is getting hit in your pocket).

But as I said before, due to the nature of how the system works, battery replacement is just something impossible for this particular product to offer even if they wanted to allow it.