The launch of World of Warcraft Classic TBC was considered a positive move by many, since it allowed veterans to experience the game in a relatively original manner, while welcoming new players in without having to shell out their money on several expansions with wow tbc classic gold. For players who want to experience the release of the expansions again, World of Warcraft Classic TBC has announced the launch of the "Burning Crusade Classic" in May 2022. Another World of Warcraft player though has imagined the initial choice to include World of Warcraft was like within Blizzard Headquarters.

Using models and environments from World of Warcraft, the short animation video depicts an amusing parody of the decision-making involved in Blizzard headquarters, featuring a greedy goblin sitting at the center of the table, chaos that ensues outside the Blizzard boardroom, and a skeleton representing Blizzard's PR department. It's evident that this video is taking more than an occasional jab at World of Warcraft's World of Warcraft developer, and it also offers an uncompromising view of the launch of World of Warcraft Classic TBC's inclusion. Cynicism is nothing new for World of Warcraft fans, even though it's not featured in every fan-made video. Some of them are quite healthy, like one that is wholesome and wintery World of Warcraft animation.

The response of the fans to the video was overwhelmingly positive, with lots of people in comments enjoying the humor as well as mocking of Blizzard. One commenter was particularly impressed by the gag of a "budget cuts" button that led to an employee who was present at the meeting of board members being to be thrown from a window by two ogres, while another user wrote "I believe this is a perfect illustration of how the Shareholders and the inner circle at Blizzard function at a basic level." Animation though, is not something solely used by Blizzard's fans, the developer even teased an animated show that was based on World of Warcraft in 2020.

The YouTuber who wrote the video, dubbed "Gorak's Guides" added that they had omitted "several things going on that I felt could be suitable for a topic of levity." While the YouTuber didn't specifically mention the actual scenario they were discussing, it was likely the ongoing harassment lawsuit against Activision Blizzard, which has been recently a source of dismissal for employees for infractions.