Hundreds of World of Warcraft players had already voiced their opinion on the retroactive changes to the MMO before Asmongold chimed in. The changes were made in an effort to "tone down sexuality" in the game and were mostly targeted towards female characters. In-game paintings that have been around since the original version of World of Warcraft released way back in 2004 have even been impacted by these changes. The World of Warcraft community swiftly noticed that the 9.1.5 patch notes referenced several HD graphics updates for paintings. RELATED: World of Warcraft Fan Edit Makes Big Improvement to New Hearthstone Mount Another major change to World of Warcraft in this update is major adjustments to old paintings and tapestries in the MMO. This update included several changes for the game including new character options and better weather effects for the major cities of Orgrimmar for the Horde and Stormwind for the Alliance. Popular Twitch streamer Asmongold recently went on the record to discuss a new update to World of Warcraft. Recent changes to World of Warcraft reduce the objectification of women in-game, but Twitch streamer Asmongold has a critical take on the update. Activision Blizzard has been sued by the state of California for various reasons, including discrimination towards women.
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