"The slayer is coming"?
What? How is that a hidden message? Because you can build the sentence out of letters in the text? When "The" and "is coming" are all complete words? Please, tell me how this works, logically, as an encoded message.
I'm someone who only believes in the hidden messages when there is undeniable coding. For example, when the first letter of each word spells out an entire phrase, or the the first letter of the first word in the sentence, or the last letter of every fourth word, or the hw, etc.
Listen up everybody! Out of all the months this year, this has definitely been the most eventful. On top of the announce of EA Play and cloud gaming (Beta), there's even more news coming your way. Keep reading for more details.
Better get excited. Everyone's gonna go crazy when they hear what I'm about to tell you. Low and behold, [REDACTED] is coming to the service very soon!
Of course, this needs to remain a secret. We need to resist the temptation of dropping hints for followers."
Talk soon,
Melissa
The thing that jumped out at me reading that was the error, "Low and Behold". It's "Lo and Behold". There is another grammatical error with "announce" instead of "announcement". Perhaps the fact "ment" is missing is meant to be a hint.
Hearing "behold" definitely makes me think of "Beholders", the old D&D monster, which appeared in DOOM, I'm just confused by this "The slayer is coming" hidden message assertion.