Blizzard left China and local fans lost access to games. It seems that the Chinese market has once again become desirable for the company
Rumors continue to circulate online about Blizzard returning to the Chinese market in the foreseeable future. Previously, the company left China with a scandal.
Recently, the attention of users was attracted by the fact that Blizzard “reanimated” game accounts on the Chinese social network. Now there is another round of rumors that Blizzard is rebuilding its relationship with NetEase.
For example, from several Chinese major content creators who once participated in official broadcasts and events, related to World of Warcraft, reports are coming in like: Blizzard and NetEase have agreed to return, and preparations are almost complete.
They also presented a photo of a supposed room with servers for WoW, which supposedly should be tested by the end of April and then, if everything is agreed upon and the remaining legal issues are resolved, they can make an official statement.
It is also stated that NetEase is now looking for employees: they are hiring not only newcomers, but also old specialists who have previously had experience working with this equipment and know that and how to do it. Perhaps some kind of promotional video will be prepared by April 20.
Another “signal” about Blizzard’s supposed return to China was sent by the gaming platform NetEase: users noticed banners with Blizzard games, as well as messages like “Come [to the platform] and welcome Blizzard…” < /p>