World of Warcraft Fan Selling Over 100 Packs of Mountain Dew

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Key Takeaways

  • A World of Warcraft player is selling open boxes of Mountain Dew Game Fuel after claiming the point codes inside.
  • The user in question is selling 108 opened 12-packs of Mountain Dew Game Fuel Citrus Cherry for $4 each, amounting to 108,000 Mountain Dew Gaming points.
  • Players can currently snag the popular Hateforged Blazecycle ground mount for 600 Mountain Dew Gaming points.

As a dedicated World of Warcraft player with countless hours under my belt and a deep-rooted love for Mountaine Dew Game Fuel, I found this recent news intriguing! It seems that one player is trying to cash in on their Game Fuel collection by selling opened boxes on Facebook Marketplace. If you’re after the Hateforged Blazecycle mount, this could be a gold mine!

After receiving discount codes for a current World of Warcraft promotion, one player is attempting to get back some funds by selling unopened boxes of Mountain Dew Game Fuel, having already redeemed the points inside for separate prizes in World of Warcraft. The points from the Mountain Dew boxes were each used to claim different rewards in World of Warcraft, such as a mount named the Hateforged Blazecycle.

To mark the 20th anniversary of World of Warcraft, Mountain Dew Gaming and Blizzard have teamed up, enabling players to gather points by purchasing specific Mountain Dew, Doritos, and Rockstar Energy products. Once enough points are accumulated, these can be traded for in-game cosmetic items within World of Warcraft, such as the Bot Wrangler’s Belt and Aprons, or the Chillbot 9000 companion pet. The main attraction of this ongoing promotion is a unique ground mount called the Hateforged Blazecycle – a sleek red motorcycle – which can be obtained for 600 points.

Initially pulled from the Mountain Dew Gaming market after a short hiatus, the Hateforged Blazecycle is back on sale. Meanwhile, one World of Warcraft player aims to recoup some expenditure related to the promotion’s purchase. According to Icy Veins, an individual has listed 108 opened boxes of Mountain Dew Game Fuel Citrus Cherry 12-packs for $4 each on Facebook Marketplace. Each box includes a code for 1000 points in the Mountain Dew Gaming system. With 108,000 points earned, the seller could have obtained up to 180 codes for Hateforged Blazecycle mounts since one mount costs 600 points. Although Mountain Dew points can only be used in the US, the resulting prize codes can be redeemed globally and then either gifted or sold to World of Warcraft players.

World of Warcraft Player Tries to Re-Sell Mountain Dew Game Fuel Packs

  • A World of Warcraft fan is trying to sell 108 opened 12-packs of Mountain Dew Game Fuel on Facebook Marketplace.
  • Each 12-pack of Citrus Cherry soda contained codes worth 1,000 Mountain Dew Gaming points.
  • With as much as 108,000 points, the seller can redeem and sell the coveted Hateforged Blazecycle mount up to 180 times.
  • Blizzard and Mountain Dew have since restocked the Hateforged Blazecycle following a three-day pause.

Due to the recent promotion, the Hateforged Blazecycle was out of stock for three consecutive days, but it reappeared in the Mountain Dew Gaming shop on November 19th. It’s worth mentioning that this isn’t the first time an MMORPG has experienced shortages with Mountain Dew-related rewards. In preparation for the release of the “Dawntrail” expansion for Final Fantasy 14, Square Enix and Mountain Dew Gaming teamed up to offer a Mountain Zu mount. Just like the Hateforged Blazecycle, this mount was priced at 600 points. However, due to high demand, codes for the Mountain Zu were initially unavailable until more were made available. Since then, the promotion for Final Fantasy 14 has concluded.

The collaboration between Mountain Dew and World of Warcraft’s gaming crossover is set to conclude on January 31, following the release of Patch 11.0.7 on December 17. Since the Hateforged Blazecycle has been restocked, players in World of Warcraft won’t have much time left to collect it.

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2024-11-19 23:56