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... Corrupted Blood Incident of 2005. In patch 1.7, Blizzard introduced the Zul'Gurub dungeon, which had an evil demon as the final boss. This demon could cast an infectious plague, Corrupted Blood, on a player. While the game designers ...
... Corrupted Blood was), you don't need very many people not doing something in order to continue to fuel the epidemic.' THE FIRST 'REAL' COMPUTER VIRUS With hindsight, perhaps we've learnt more from the Corrupted Blood incident than we ...
... Corrupted Blood Incident.” Tavinor highlights the significance of this event both in relation to the game itself and the medium as a whole: “The corrupted blood incident occurred when new content was introduced to the game through an ...
... glitch. A Rutgers University scientist named Nina Fefferman heard about the Corrupted Blood incident and became fascinated by the in-game parallels to real-world epidemics. Human behavior is not necessarily rational, or courageous, and ...
... Corrupted Blood Incident” from Activision Blizzard's World of Warcraft. In September of 2005 the designers of this venerable computer MMORPG introduced a game element which infected players when they battled an enemy boss known as ...
... Corrupted Blood incident is a famous “global” event in WoW where a large number of players were affected by an unplanned in-game event [6] and seemed to offer potentially interesting insights to researchers of epidemiology. On September ...
... Corrupted Blood incident (August 18, 2010). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 18:53, August 22, 2010, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php? title=Corrupted_Blood_incident&oldid=379546870 World of Warcraft's creator ...
Hippolyta Napier was hoping for good tenants for her new cottage, but the first resident is already dead.
... Corrupted Blood incident in the MMORPG World of Warcraft , a disease - originally intended to infect a small number of players within an enclosed area— spread across the virtual world due to an unintentional pro- gramming oversight ...
... Corrupted Blood Incident of 2005 saw a glitch cause a virus to run rampant throughout Azeroth. The difference being that the Lich King expansion virus was intentional and under Blizzard control, while the Corrupted Blood virus was not ...