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World of Warcraft player Alex found a really creative way to present an engagement ring to her girlfriend Clara, who also plays the game: a quest chain, which includes some romantic real-life activities. All he needed was a papercraft template for a chest, a site where he could make custom WoW tooltips and the ring (a legendary one, probably).
You can see below how the story unfolds.
The Quest Chain of a Lifetime [Khalanil – Blogspot]
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>Alex found a really creative way to present an engagement ring to her girlfriend Clara.
>her girlfriend Clara.
>her
Good job mucking up a single paragraph puff-piece.
but throughout the rest of the piece Alex is referred to as a ‘he’. Look, Alex might not want to conform to society’s labels and all that, but it’s more likely that it’s just a result of some poor editing.
I know, I got all hot and bothered for a second.
Stupid Kotaku and their complete lack of editors so mixed up pronouns somehow make it into the final published ‘article.’
Why are we celebrating the fact that to get a wedding ring, she was forced to murder a bunch of Little People at a pub?
This is just sick.
Forced? I’d say that the activity was its own reward.
If someone gave me a quest to go sleep with the current crop of Playboy Playmates and rate their performances, I wouldn’t be moaning about it. During, yes, but not in a bad way.
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