World of Warcraft is currently holding a "friends and family" alpha test for the upcoming expansion, but you must plead the 5th...
Before the alpha testers can play the Burning Crusade expansion they must click-thru a clause that states each tester must deny the existence of such a test. Yes, they must play black-op FBI person in order to game.
Gamespot was able to get one of the Blizzard representatives to confirm that Burning Crusade is undergoing internal testing. The URL for the testing site is 'hidden' (unless you know it) and Gamespot states the agreement reads:
So, look around you, anyone beside you could be an alpha tester for World of Warcrafts next expansion pack. Perhaps you should begin stalking a few people and watching their gaming habits...?
Before the alpha testers can play the Burning Crusade expansion they must click-thru a clause that states each tester must deny the existence of such a test. Yes, they must play black-op FBI person in order to game.
Gamespot was able to get one of the Blizzard representatives to confirm that Burning Crusade is undergoing internal testing. The URL for the testing site is 'hidden' (unless you know it) and Gamespot states the agreement reads:
"The existence of the Friends and Family Alpha Test and all elements thereof (including without limitation this Agreement) is confidential, and you agreement to maintain secrecy associated with the Friends and Family Alpha Test until such time that Blizzard releases such information publicly."
So, look around you, anyone beside you could be an alpha tester for World of Warcrafts next expansion pack. Perhaps you should begin stalking a few people and watching their gaming habits...?
