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Commentaire de 168503

Ce personnage est un des nombreux clins d'oeil, typique de l'équipe de Blizzard :
il s'agit d'une référence au personnage de Daisy Duke, jouée par Catherine Bach, dans la série TV "Shérif, fais-moi peur !".

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Commentaire de 15507

shes wearing daisy dukes

Commentaire de 74539

Oh yeah! From the Dukes of Hazzard! Another pop culture reference!

Commentaire de Agoonga

Are her Daisy Dukes obtainable to players? Like is their some leg armor that looks like that? :P

Commentaire de 252971

Ah, another wonderfully crafted reference from Blizzard. This NPC resembles 'Daisy Duke' from The Dukes of Hazard. She's even a race flag girl =P Keep the references comin' Blizz!

Commentaire de 179884

The ironic thing is that Daisy is part of a Star Wars reference, the Mirage Raceway! I think this is a reference from Episode 1, maybe episode 2

Commentaire de Dhazy

I don't like her. I just... don't.

Name stealer. >:I

Commentaire de 166341

She has no bellybutton..

Commentaire de AchilliezOfThral

Funny, she has no tan at all and she's in the desert all the time.

Commentaire de RipperGand

Her legs are, in fact, obtainable. Unfortunately, you would need an MPQ patch for that, which is not allowed by Blizzard and if you get caught using one you will be permanently banned from WoW. There are tutorials on the internet that teach you how to create these patches. It replaces the texture/model of an item (In this case, leg item) and replaces it with the model if an NPC item or any other item. For instance, you could replace the texture of Boneguard Commander's Pauldrons for Captain Taldar's. Or, you could replace Gangrenous Leggings for her daisy duke and walk around in style, even if you were the only one that can see it. The only rule is that it ha to be an in-game item, doesn't matter if players can have it or not. Of course that, for instance, the Lich King's armor is not possible to get because it's his modelskin, not armor. I've tested these patches several times before and they did work. Here are some examples:

Theras's demon hunter marks for Sleeveless T-Shirt
Ashkandi for Warsong Honor Guard's polearm
Initiate's Pants for Daisy's daisy duke (Yes, it worked, and let me tell you they look awesome on female Blood Elves. Not saying it in a dirty way, but in a fashion way).

And others. Note that changing the model of the items will not change any stats nor buffs.

Shame that some people used these patches to create the famous "Nude patch", which forced Blizzard to forbid the use of anything that changes the models of items due to the underage children who had it installed on their computer.

There are hundreds, thousands of combinations to do with NPC armor and player armor. Shame we can't have it (anymore).

Edit: @ SCARYWIZARD:

recall having read somewhere that a Game Master told a player that, as long as you ("you" standing for "the person using the .MPQ/patch") aren't changing the appearance of anything server-side, you're fine. So for all Blizzard cares, your orc could be walking around with the same model as Speedy the Turtle on your game, but as long as you don't look like Speedy to everybody else, you're fine. That, added with the fact that nobody's gotten busted for using cosmetic edits in quite some time

The following text has been kept in my computer for some time, and I copied it from a Blizzard poster in reply to the model editing questions I put on the WoW Europe Forums. I'd include the source, but I can't find it anymore.

Blizzard has recently updated the WoW client files to detect the Model Edit (it's a tool that let's you change your ingame character looks, however the use of that software is against Blizzard's ToS). You will probably not get ban right away if you received that alert, but according to several users a GM might contact you ingame to give you a warning, and if you reuse the model edit after that, you will get a 72-hour ban for abusing World of Warcraft ToS, so consider yourself warned

Commentaire de Enugma

In Cataclysm, she becomes the bartender on board "Fizzle and Pozzik's Speedbarge"

Commentaire de pauladin

You'll find Daisy wandering up and down the grounds during the Darkmoon Faire.

Her shorts are not quite as short as they used to be.

[Deprecated for 4.x]Daisy <Fille au départ de la course>

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