I’ve been playing WoW since early BC. I’ve misheard a few things from bosses and random NPCs that caught me off guard. Most of them are funny. Some of them I could see what they were trying to slip in. Please share what you’ve seen/misheard.
In Naxxramus, Thane Korth’azz says “What a bloody waste this is!” I’ve done Naxx many times. But this time, I heard “What a f***ing waste this is!” On a side note, “bloody”, in the UK, has been used in place of the US’s F word. While it’s not bothersome to us, it is to folks over there. I learned this during theater when I was in Mary Poppins. One of the children said “bloody” and all of the adults gasped because of what he said.
Also in Naxx, one of the 4 Horsemen bosses, Lady Blaumeux has a strange name. The first part is pronounced “blow”. The last part is more like “Mew”, but if you remove the “ux”, then the name has a different meaning, and her dialogue of “introducing herself” has connotations behind them.
Another that I have seen a lot throughout the game, is the use of the word “maggot”. The first time I heard it used by a Vrykul, I had to read what he said, because I heard a similar word, starting with an F. Fyrakk says it too. Not sure why “maggot” is continuously used. I know what it means as an insult, but I’ve never heard it used outside of WoW like that. Maybe in a movie or show.
Speaking of Fyrakk, one of my guildies misheard a line by Fyrakk going into P2. Fyrakk says “By fang or by axe, I will tear you asunder.” What my friend heard was “Finger my a**, I will tear you asunder.” Because he said that, I can’t unhear it.
Broodkeeper Diurna says something, but I can’t remember the line my friend misheard and has repeated during stream.
The Amalgamation in Aberrus, I think on pull, someone (or something) says “Mortal Flesh”. What another guildie heard was “Mortal p*ss” (the * is for an I not a U). Kind of an odd one.
These are all I can think of. I’m sure there are other lines that we had to listen to a 2nd time just to make sure we didn’t hear what we thought we heard.