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Why I'm Not a Fan of WoW Leaks: Most of the time they're not even leaks they're usually fan-made ideas that normally wouldn't gain much traction but because they're portrayed as "leaks" they grab way more attention than they would have as fanmade ideas. (1/3)
And when they do end up being real or they partially get it right I'll be honest it does ruin my hype a bit because instead of it being presented in a cinematic, in-game or just presented by a Wowhead article of all things it feels way less theatrical and really mundane. (2/3)
I know I'm not going to be able to stop the "WoW Leaks" and sometimes they can be fun or with neat twists and turns. But end of the day I dislike these leaks and would prefer people just be honest that they're fan-made ideas. (3/3)
Fan made leaks are basically just a “here’s what I wanna see next” post presented as if it were real information. Oftentimes they just slop a bunch of popular buzzwords and theories onto a page and vaguely position them to resemble something coherent.
For the record, this is about that one with the ghost ships, right?
I'm always in a tough spot with WoW leaks cuz I like speculation about future expansions but I hate spoilers, and leaks (especially close to Blizzcon) straddle the line. If I read one that turns out to be true, it's a spoiler, but if it's not and I don't, I miss speculation.
My whole channel and aspiration is to make speculations on WoW so when these leaks come out it is frustrating for someone like me who makes theories and ideas on what's next competing against people who're saying what is next.
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