No matter how much the outside world talks about it, the Blizzard electronic urn, which was not optimistic before birth, was still launched on January 18. For this function, NetEase made a rare strong statement that "does not support and is not responsible". This also made many players who just wanted to use electronic urns to seal their game data hesitate.
As the direct audience of the electronic urn, the player is the one who has the most say. So one day after the launch of this feature, what exactly did the first electronic urn users feel? Let's take a look now!
First, the question of whether an electronic urn is necessary has become Schrödinger's cat. NetEase is not responsible, Blizzard is silent, and no third party dares to interpret it. No one knows what it is for saving it, and whether it can be restored after saving, but if it is not saved, NetEase has not said whether it will help players save data and then transfer it to a third party that may exist in the future.
Although there are many players who rationally discuss whether it is necessary to use electronic urns, some players pay more attention to expressing their emotions. Under Blizzard's series of operations, they are more inclined to raise their ashes, love to recover but not recover.
As we all know, in Blizzard Family Barrel, card draw games such as Hearthstone are the bulk of revenue. As a result, only World of Warcraft has an electronic urn this time, no wonder Blizzard Family Barrel and other gamers are dissatisfied - although this feature is not reliable, it gives players one more choice, doesn't it?
The day the contract between Blizzard and NetEase was suspended coincided with the long Chinese New Year holiday. At such a time to launch the electronic urn business, it is no wonder that many players want to scold the scold.
If the official does not give a letter of approval, it is inevitable that there will be players to try to interpret it. Some players said that the electronic urn is a backup solution, if there is a problem with the handover of NetEase and the next family's data, then the electronic urn has a place to play - hey, to put it bluntly, it is not too ugly when the two break up, both sides feel that the other party wants to secretly calculate themselves, so they are independent and unwilling to endorse each other.
In fact, some players have other more important concerns than the question of "whether to use electronic urns". For example, this player just wanted to find a suitable server for himself to go offline, but he didn't expect that Blizzard didn't even close the page, and the whole person was embarrassed.
After reading the different attitudes of different types of players to the electronic urn, I wonder if you have a basic understanding of whether this function is reliable or not, and whether you can use it? Its practical use of this function is each player's own choice, but considering the recent series of disputes surrounding the electronic urn, we still have to remind everyone: it is true that friends who share accounts change their passwords in time.