2. Several A-List Celebrities Were Addicted
As a series of celebrity-backed advertisements tried desperately to explain, World of Warcraft isn't just for nerds. And, despite the fact that Mr. T, Chuck Norris and Ozzy Osbourne probably aren't players themselves, several similarly famous celebrities have claimed that they are, or once were, WoW addicts. Mila Kunis, famous for starring in That 70's Show, as well as several recent Hollywood hits, has claimed to have been one such addict. Unfortunately for any guilds hoping to 'recruit' Miss Kunis, she kept her server secret, and quit playing in 2012 after claiming it was taking up too much of her time. Macaulay Culkin, Kunis' ex-boyfriend, also played with her, and the two were able to collectively score a respectable 5.8 out of 6 in a Complex.com World of Warcraft quiz. Elijah Wood, well-known for starring in Lord of the Rings, is also famous for being a gaming fanatic. With World of Warcraft being revealed as one of his favourites and his previous success in a fantasy blockbuster, rumours have long flown around that Wood may be connected with the upcoming movie adaptation. Other famous players include William Shatner, Jay Mohr, Matt Stone, Trey Parker, and Dave Chappelle. Interestingly, Barack Obama's adviser Kevin Werbach has also revealed his love for the game, saying that he plays "because its fun". No kidding. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqJE5TH5jhc