Make A Wish

I know this may not seem like much, but I would like to say, "Great Job." I recently purchased a PC Gamer magazine (the fall edition), and was reading the articles about some of the things that either guilds have done or Blizzard Entertainment as a company has done. I came across the article about Ezra Chatterton, the 10-year-old boy who succumbed to cancer last year.

I have always played Alliance and decided to try Horde, so I created a tauren warrior, Shihalude. My brother had his tauren shaman a few levels higher than me at the time, and I noticed him doing the quest Ezra had created. I immediately told him the story behind the quest.

Then, when I got my warrior over to do the quest myself, I listened intently to the tauren giving the quest. I could tell that the writing style wasn't that of normal quest givers; it was that of a kid. I thought to myself, that it was touching -- a company actually taking the time to grant a young child’s wish. With all the mess that is going on in the world, it’s nice to hear that there are still people who think about doing something for others.

I myself have been playing the game for about 2 1/2 years now and enjoy it immensely. I just want to say it again: great job guys and gals. I know people who have met through the game and formed relationships, as well as people who stay in touch with their kids all across this country through the game. I am proud to be a World of Warcraft player and will continue to do so. Take care and happy questing.

Rueben