More than you'd ever have any chance of hearing during an average match.
And so the tradition continues in Heroes of the Storm, where every hero has a great deal of quotes. The Thor unit in Starcraft II combines a fourth wall break with a Shout-Out, "I am here, click me!". The Pit Lord gets even more egregious with line with him publicly coming out to his girlfriend as a demon over a daytime talk show. Also, several rare/unique units have some massively long "annoyed" quotes. Warcraft III takes the poking further by having various Monty Python and the Holy Grail jokes being said among the human units, and veiled pokes at the Church of Happyology among the Scourge's more intelligible units. 
It doesn't do any damage to other units, but can potentially scare the heck out of another person in casual multiplayer.
The Starcraft critters do it better: Click them enough and they explode in a nuclear explosion. BOOM! and a small bloody mess is all that's left. In Warcraft II, poking a critter enough times will result in lots of little animal sounds and finally the critter will just. "Your sound card works perfectly! Your sound card works perfectly! Your sound card works perfectly! Enjoying yourself? Your sound card works perfectly! Your sound card works perfectly! Your sound card works perfectly! It doesn't get any better than this." In Warcraft II's case, even the setup program got annoyed if you kept clicking the sound test button. Along with the page quote, clicking on Alleria Windrunner would occasionally get you the line "You never touch the other elves like that.". Warcraft: Orcs and Humans's Human Footman class would quip "Why do you keep touching me?" while Warcraft II's would quip "Are you still touching me?" The former of which was used in the disco-y hidden music track on the expansion CD. The Valkyries in Starcraft provided a Shout-Out to Young Frankenstein. Clicking it repeatedly would make your character start commenting on it. 
In the first Diablo, clicking the town's cow would cause it to moo. Referenced in StarCraft Brood War, with Artanis's "Stop poking me! What do I look like, an orc?", and with the Protoss Observer transmitting Neil Armstrong's famous "A small step for a man." interrupted midway by "Stop poking me!" said by an orc over the radio. The Trope Namer is the original Warcraft orc's "Stop poking me!" Starcraft and all Warcraft games (including World of Warcraft) have characters getting angry, doing comedy routines, or just providing additional insight into their characters. Blizzard Entertainment, after codifying this, raised it to an art form.
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