WoW: New “Global” servers – Blizzard is preparing for the China-Aus

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from Philip Sattler
Blizzard no longer believes in reaching an agreement with NetEase and is preparing a way for Chinese players to continue to log into WoW. They have to come to terms with their neighbors from Taiwan.

Since Blizzard is not allowed to sell its own games independently in China, they are dependent on a Chinese partner. This partner was NetEase for many years. But now the companies are going their separate ways, as we reported a few days ago. If you don’t find a new partner at Blizzard, it means the end for most of the Californian developer’s games in China.

Games like WoW (buy now ), Starcraft or Hearthstone would then no longer be accessible to the players. Incidentally, Diablo Immortal is excluded from this, since the rights to it are held by NetEase anyway. That’s exactly what Blizzard seems to be preparing for now – with new servers that aren’t actually intended for Chinese players at all.

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