Pirate Software continues to draw attention in the wake of the OnlyFangs Hardcore WoW drama by banning more of his former guildmates.

OnlyFangs have taken to Molten Core and defeated Ragnaros, losing only an unlucky few characters to the mode’s permadeath.

The OnlyFangs guild's first WoW Classic hardcore raid of 2025 saw quite a bit of blood as several streamers had their ...

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Over the last week, the gaming industry and social media were set ablaze by one man’s decision to run away during a World of ...

After a few days of fallout with World of Warcraft guild OnlyFangs, Pirate Software says that he's done streaming Hardcore. OnlyFangs is a World of Warcraft guild full of streamers that regrouped ...

Okay that’s an extreme statement but it fits. Hall was until this week a part of the Hardcore World of Warcraft Classic Guild OnlyFangs which is home to popular streamers such as Sodapoppin ...

The recent OnlyFangs drama in the World of Warcraft (WoW) community might be the biggest that the game has seen to date. At the center of it all is Jason “Pirate Software,” a Twitch streamer and ...

A new chapter has unfolded in the Jason "Thor," aka Pirate Software, controversy, as he has been kicked out of the OnlyFangs World of Warcraft Classic Hardcore guild. For those out of the loop ...

Pirate Software was kicked from the OnlyFangs guild after causing Hardcore deaths due to a botched Dire Maul North run. Pirate Software refused to take blame for the deaths, leading to his removal ...

Twitch streamer Thor, also known as Pirate Software, addressed the ongoing controversy surrounding the OnlyFangs World of Warcraft Hardcore guild after a recent raid led to the deaths of two players.

He was playing with OnlyFangs guild members Sara, Snupy, Ozyfell, and Yamato, but while in Dire Maul North dungeon, the group was overwhelmed by mobs and decided to run back to avoid permadeath.