Pirate Software Kicked Out of OnlyFangs World of Warcraft Guild

In the world of *World of Warcraft*, guild drama has taken center stage as Pirate Software was removed from the OnlyFangs guild following a disastrous Dire Maul North run. This dungeon, newly reintroduced via the Anniversary servers, has claimed its fair share of Hardcore deaths. Before Blizzard officially launched Hardcore servers in August 2023, players had already begun experimenting with zero-death challenges. While the initial popularity waned, the Anniversary servers revitalized the Hardcore scene in late 2024, leading to renewed interest across the game.

Amidst this resurgence, Sara and Snupy met their demise during a Dire Maul North attempt. The guild’s leadership, led by GM Sodapoppin, found Pirate Software accountable for these losses. The incident unfolded when the group encountered unexpected aggro while engaging a boss and fighting Gordok ogres. When a call to retreat was issued, Pirate Software chose to abandon the team mid-escape, leaving behind Sara and Snupy to face overwhelming odds alone.

Why Was Pirate Software Kicked?

Pirate Software’s actions sparked widespread dissatisfaction within OnlyFangs. A majority of the guild expressed discomfort over continuing to play alongside him. The root of the issue lies in Pirate Software’s refusal to acknowledge responsibility for the deaths. Despite clear evidence that proper crowd control techniques, such as using lower-level Blizzard spells, could have mitigated the danger, he doubled down on his choices. This stance alienated his peers, culminating in his dismissal by Sodapoppin.

Moreover, tensions escalated further when allegations surfaced that Pirate Software threatened other streamers post-incident. His public response via Twitter suggested dissatisfaction with how the matter was handled. This marks another chapter in OnlyFangs’ tumultuous history on the Doomhowl Anniversary server, where several members have faced similar fates for controversial behavior.

As Blizzard continues rolling out Vanilla-accurate updates, introducing fresh content like new dungeons and raids, the Hardcore community braces for even greater challenges ahead. It remains to be seen whether former OnlyFangs members will form their own groups or disperse into the broader WoW ecosystem.