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Jeff Kaplan on Warcraft, Overwatch, Blizzard, and the Making of Online Worlds

Jeff Kaplan reflects on the arcade, console, and PC games that shaped his love of gaming, including Pac-Man, Zork, Quake, and EverQuest. The excerpt follows his path from player to Blizzard designer, his emotional departure from the studio, and a preview of his new open-world multiplayer game set in 1800s California.

Lex FridmanArcade and early PC rootsThe rise of online playBlizzard and farewell5 hrs 10 min
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Jeff Kaplan on gaming memories, Blizzard, and the rise of MMOs

In this Lex Fridman conversation, Jeff Kaplan looks back on the games that shaped him, from early arcade and PC classics to the rise of online multiplayer worlds. The excerpt highlights his path from passionate player to legendary designer, his years at Blizzard, the emotional toll of leaving the studio, and a glimpse at his new project set in Gold Rush-era California.

Early gaming nostalgia

Jeff Kaplan reflects on the arcade and console games that first sparked his love of gaming, from Pac-Man and Asteroids to NES and Zork.

Online gaming pioneers

He discusses the emergence of online play through Doom, Quake, and Ultima Online, including the communities and rivalries that shaped multiplayer culture.

Blizzard goodbye

The conversation touches on his emotional departure from Blizzard, his long career there, and the deep connection he felt to the studio and its teams.

A new game in progress

The excerpt also introduces his post-Blizzard work on a new open-world multiplayer game set in 1800s Gold Rush California.

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Arcade and early PC roots

Kaplan remembers the formative games and platforms that sparked his lifelong passion for interactive worlds.

The rise of online play

He explains how Doom, Quake, and Ultima Online helped define his understanding of online multiplayer gaming.

Blizzard and farewell

The discussion covers his identity at Blizzard and the emotional impact of leaving a company he believed he would retire from.

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intended, with one of the most beloved gamers and game designers ever. Full of memes, lulz, wisdom, emotional rollercoaster moments, and of course, Blizzard video game lore. Jeff left Blizzard in 2021, and has been secretly working on a new video game called The Legend of California that I got a chance to play with Jeff. It is incredibly beautiful. Set in the 1800s Gold Rush era of California, it's an open world online multiplayer game,

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