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BlizzConline Will Be Free To Watch According To Blizzard President – Lowyat.NET
Back in September, Blizzard announced the dates for the first BlizzConline that replaces this year’s BlizzCon. Usually, today would be one of the days on which…
Back in September, Blizzard announced the dates for the first BlizzConline that replaces this year’s BlizzCon. Usually, today would be one of the days on which the event takes place. Instead, we get a Fireside chat with company president J Allen Brack. And he announced that the online convention will be free to watch.
This is another major departure from prior BlizzCons, in addition to being a purely online convention. As with physical tickets, you needed to pay for an e-ticket to watch prior iterations…
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