In official summary of the conference on Battle.net of BlizzCon 2009, there are some interesting details on the Battle.net 2.0 will affect World of Warcraft. Il riassunto è organizzato in domande e riposte e le seguenti sono le due domande che interessano WoW.
Will a forced migration to Battle.net occur for World of Warcraft players?
Yes, sometime in the near future, it will be necessary for all World of Warcraft subscribers to transition their accounts to the new Battle.net system. Those players who have already converted to the new system will be able to take part in the new Battle.net features soon.
What will change in World of Warcraft after the forced migration?
The core gameplay experience will remain unchanged as a result of the migration. However, You'll Be Able to take part in all of the new Battle.net features, Such as cross-realm, cross-faction, and cross-game chat.
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will be mandatory migration to your Battle.net account of World of Warcraft?
Yes, soon will be necessary for all members of World of Warcraft transition to the new system, Battle.net. Players who have already converted to [their account] to the new system will be able to use the new features of the Battle.net soon.
What will change in World of Warcraft after the forced migration?
The gameplay of the game remain unchanged after migration. However, you will be able to use all the new features of Battle.net, such as cross-realm , cross-faction and cross-game chat.
In Practice:
- will be required to migrate your account to Battle.net ( this had already been told )
- You can always make a chat with friends, even if these are a faction or a different server, or if they are playing another game Blizzard (screenshot at the beginning of post).
- The Friends List is no longer necessarily tied to the characters, but to the account. Then we will know more what game Blizzard are playing with our friends and that character. ( anche questo l'avevo anticipato in uno scorso post )
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