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I just think that it’s been such a successful model for them – WoW Gold and it does WoW Gold just bring something to the game. It does bring WoW Gold some limitations to what you can do with the game.

There are gradations. It’s not a black and white question, I guess.

LB: Blizzard has based its success on multiplayer. And I can speak to our game, specifically, in that we are focusing on co-op multiplayer. But we want out single-player experience to be robust as well. What I feel – I’ve worked a lot on single-player role-playing games in the past – I feel that although our co-op multiplayer is one of our main modes, I think our single-player is a main mode as well.

I feel like people would get just as much from playing our game single-player first, and then as they go up levels, start playing with friends. Some people just want to play multiplayer out of the gate - which is great. We encourage either type of gameplay.

I think that’s something we’re trying to juggle, and that’s one of the reasons people ask, "Why isn’t Diablo III an MMO?" That’s one of the reasons – if it’s not a persistent world, we can limit the number of players, just in terms of what is fun for the kind of gameplay we want to present. You know, we can get a lot more into the story, we can get a lot more into role-playing experience.

I think World of Warcraft is also a good example of that. Most other MMOs, up until that time, you WoW Gold had to group to get anywhere. But that’s kind of dodging the question. I know what you’re actually asking. And that’s something you’d have to talk to the powers that be about.
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