Luis 'Paperkat' Di Centa was always one of the most outspoken European WoW players. But even after quitting the game he still has plenty to say about it if his interview with guild-rain is anything to go by.

Unsurprisingly, he cited WoTLK as one of his main reasons for quitting, saying "I don't like Wrath of the Lichking Arena, and that me and inflame had a lot of problems finding a third player that was on par with our expectations." As one of the leading figures in the glory days of WLD, the ex-Mouz man also found time to have a dig at the RMP setup: "nowadays you need to play RMP to be successful."

Never the less, Di Centa admitted that he didn't have a solution to the problem, saying "the game is way too far into its own problems that I doubt you can fix something without affecting something else."

Despite the perceived balance issues he still sees a future in WoW as an esport. "I think it can be an esport indeed, because of the amount of people who play it and follow it," said the former warrior and rogue player. But his own future lies in another Blizard title: "I'm planning on just playing StarCraft till StarCraft 2 beta comes out and then I will most likely start playing a lot of StarCraft 2."

You can find the whole interview on the Rain Guild site.