If you put aside a series of disputes between NetEase and Blizzard, January 19 is a good day for "World of Warcraft" nostalgic clothes to welcome Odur's group. For this group capital, I believe that old players have quite special feelings. After all, 14 years ago, the update of "World of Warcraft" was also stagnant because of the storm of changing agents, and after the re-update, Odur has become a backward version. In other words, this is a large-scale group book that the vast majority of national server players have not experienced.
Unexpectedly, on the occasion of the return of the "World of Warcraft" nostalgic service, it was the eve of Odur's update, and Blizzard and its national service agents had another fight. Originally, the outside world generally preferred that although the game was broken, the game could still be updated normally, that is, as of January 23, what foreign server players can play, national server players can also play.
At that time, it was on the eve of the Odur update, and players wanted to know whether the national server players could play Odur. And many sources indicate that they can play, which also makes national server players feel at ease, and even many guilds have organized to go to PTR to open up the land after the PTR service is opened, just to be able to play Odur for four days.
However, on January 19, the day that foreign server players welcomed Odur, national server players did not wait for the version of Odur they expected - even if this version they could only experience for 4 days. A source stated on January 19 that "NetEase is not responsible for the update work, and the update work and decision-making are in Blizzard". Instead, on January 18, they received a very obscure "New Year's gift" - an electronic urn.
In fact, it is this electronic urn that also supports the words of this source - the biggest responsible party for the inability to update the new version of the World of Warcraft nostalgia suit is Blizzard.
As we all know, before the electronic urn was launched, NetEase said that it did not support player updates and did not pay for problems that might occur during operation. But even if NetEase's attitude towards this function is so cold, the electronic urn function is still launched on the national server as scheduled, which means that Blizzard has absolute dominance over game content updates.
And the previous outside world said that "can update Odur", the probability is that Blizzard once gave a promise. It's just that now Blizzard and NetEase have completely torn their faces, Blizzard green tea is on the menu of NetEase Cafe, and the blood roar at the door has become slag, and Blizzard is likely to stretch out its legs directly and swing rotten, not updating Odur.
Blizzard's swing, the biggest victim is, of course, the player. After waiting for 14 years, Odur became an unattainable regiment. And this also seems to mean that Blizzard's promise that "the player comes first" is actually just a piece of fun.