World of Warcraft, released in 2004, created a sprawling online world with potentially infinite gameplay, raid content, and progression systems designed to consume time indefinitely. "Finishing" such a game suggests completing an uncompletable objective—beating the unbeatable. A game designer named Rafael Gomez, consulting for Blizzard in 2005, noted that players often joked about achieving impossible goals. By 2006, Chuck Norris memes frequently invoked WoW completion as the ultimate absurdist statement: Chuck Norris doesn't quit because something actually stops him. He doesn't get distracted or burn out. He simply finishes the job. The meme targets gaming culture's obsession with endless progression, suggesting that true dominance means reaching the invisible end, seeing the behind-the-scenes machinery, and walking away from what most never finish. Achievement becomes absolute.