A 2010 clip of a fan asking a panel of Activision Blizzard employees at BlizzCon for better representation of body shapes in World of Warcraft has gone viral over the past few days. Now, one of the panelists in the video has apologized for the comments, stating that the panel did not take her question seriously and that the clip itself "hasn't aged well."

In the clip, a woman notes the "very strong female characters" in World of Warcraft before asking when the developers plan on introducing some women that don't look like they've "stepped out of a Victoria's Secret catalog." The woman's comments immediately receive applause from fans in attendance, followed by an overwhelming wave of boos and jeers. The panelists then offer dismissive responses to the question.

One panelist asks, "what do you mean?" and another says, "which catalog would you like them to step out of?" Even after the woman steps away from the microphone, the panelists continue to poke fun at the question. One of the panelists is J. Allen Brack, the current president of Blizzard. Another is Alex Afrasiabi, a former creative director for World of Warcraft who has been accused of harassing female employees.

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