World of Warcraft Returning to Chinese Mainland Server
TapTechNews Update on 6/1 that Warcraft has announced that on 6/6 at 10 a.m. EDT, the official will share more updates on the return of World of Warcraft.
The official of World of Warcraft disclosed that from 6/3 to 6/5, they will maintain the official website and further access the Battle.net function. During this period, players may not be able to complete operations such as login and leaving messages.
Subsequently, the official will conduct a technical test based on Wrath of the Lich King, which will be an important step before the opening of Wrath of the Lich King server, and then will successively restart the services of nostalgia servers and official servers.
It is worth noting that on 5/25, many users received text messages/emails from the Blizzard Game Customer Service Team, which stated that the user's account password has been modified, and because the related incident occurred in the dead of night, many players mistakenly thought their accounts had been hacked.
In response, the official Weibo of World of Warcraft has further explained and apologized for this, claiming that during the restoration of the Battle.net service, the staff accidentally triggered some text messages/emails related to password modification, thereby affecting some players who had password recovery or modification before.
According to TapTechNews' previous report, Blizzard Entertainment and NetEase announced on April 10 this year that they had reached an updated game publishing agreement on the basis of more than 15 years of cooperation to bring Blizzard games back to Chinese mainland players. The Blizzard Games Chinese mainland server has opened an appointment Bloodthirsty Axe Rebuilding Message Activity on the official website, and the related activity will end on 6/6.
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