World of Warcraft Chinese Server Test and Thales' World Update

TapTechNews June 6, the official announcement of the technical test with data deletion for the World of Warcraft Chinese server is set to kick off on June 11, and the long-awaited Chinese server is finally returning.

At the same time, Tencent's MMORPG game, Thales' World, announced a reverse postponement and will go online on the Chinese server on June 12.

The official Weibo of Thales' World is also very honest and carries the topic of Blizzard's return, indicating that not waiting anymore, the younger brother goes directly online first.

According to the introduction, the game's mobile and PC account data are interoperable, and can be played on mobile phones, tablets, and computers. Five 5-player dungeons, eight 10-player raid bosses, as well as multiple PVE gameplay such as Secret Realm, Myriad Corridors, and Dark Invasion will be launched in the S0 season, which was originally scheduled to go online on the Chinese server on June 19.

TapTechNews noticed that after Blizzard and NetEase announced their remarriage in April this year, Thales' World also reposted this news and said: Really broken.

For this technical test of the World of Warcraft Chinese server, there is no limit on the number of players, and it will not consume the game time in the participating players' accounts. After the test ends, all test characters will be deleted. Players can now visit the official website to download the Battle.net client and pre-download the Wrath of the Lich King client. So, this is again a head-on confrontation between Tencent and NetEase.