@SkolnickWho that happens, it’s called sports channels and people enjoy it like they do cross podcasting lol
Many people sub to WoW podcasts for that specific topic, not Blizz games. Imagine watching hockey & given basketball just cuz its 'sports'.
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@thexantar Yes, but I was tuning in for the weekly Pittsburgh Steelers broadcast. I am not really interested in Kobe Bryant playoff chatter. - Show replies
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@SkolnickWho But with Blizzard a huge # of people are ambigamerious. So it probably works for those podcasts. And helps during slow newsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@SkolnickWho yeah with these huge gaps between expansions it's hard to do consistent shows ONLY on wow because of a lack of news. -
@Gizmozord@SkolnickWho This is why we don't do news on our show. We moved to the "anything with a hearthstone" in it a while back though - Show replies
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@SkolnickWho plus a lot (not all) of people who play WoW play a number of blizzard games. -
@Gizmozord Your point makes complete sense. Yet, I've often become disappointed in broadening shows I once listened to for a singular topic.
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@SkolnickWho I can understand that. I felt the same until I expanded myself. Though I still fall asleep when they talk about rocketball.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@SkolnickWho I 100% agree. Little bit of info is okay. But I don't want to hear half an hour of something I don't care about#WarcraftThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@bostwow So Bost, before I reply to your tweet, how has your week on twitter been?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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