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After battling Sargeras and saving the world of Azeroth once again, you’re faced with a different issue in World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth. Turmoil within the Horde caused by Sylvanas Windrunner has only been growing in scale, as her questionable actions raise more than a few eyebrows.

In the seventh expansion of the biggest MMORPG of all time, you get to jump right back where you left off at the end of Legion.

Pick a side between the Alliance and the Horde and swear your allegiance, as war is threatening to shift the world as we know it. Undercity has been lost, and so has Teldrassil – but the future is in your own hands. The heroes of Azeroth will need to band up once more to prove their true allegiance. With new allied races such as the Zandalari Trolls and the Kul Tiras Humans, the fight is becoming increasingly complex.

To get help from the allied races, though, you’ll have to accomplish intricate questlines that lead you into never before seen lands right here on Azeroth.

It’s the survival of the fittest, and the fittest faction is defined by its players who must face new challenges, fight new bosses, experience exciting new dungeons, and push through the many new raids.

The future of this almost ancient world rests solely on your hands, and turning the tide of war could bring glory to your chosen factor. But, how far are you prepared to go, as things are everything except how they seem in the Battle For Azeroth.

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03/08/2022

World of Warcraft Mobile Game Reportedly Cancelled by Blizzard After Finance Dispute

A World of Warcraft mobile game has reportedly been quietly canceled due to financing disputes. From a report: According to Bloomberg, the upcoming smartphone game had been in development for three years but has now been canceled due to a dispute between Activision Blizzard and NetEase. "The two companies disagreed over terms and ultimately called a halt to the project, which had been kept under wraps," said a source close to the deal. The project, referred to as "Neptune" by those working on it, was said to be a Warcraft spin-off, set during a different period to World of Warcraft. It's unknown whether it would have directly tied into either Warcraft, Warcraft II, or Warcraft III. The good news is that it's not Warcraft Arclight Rumble -- the upcoming mobile "tower offense" game due to release later this year. As far back as February this year, Activision Blizzard revealed that it was working on multiple mobile Warcraft titles, and this was thought to be one of the big reasons behind Microsoft's acquisition of the company for a reported $69 million earlier this year. Now, it looks as though those mobile games may be up in the air -- after all, the extent of Activision Blizzard's working relationship with NetEase following this high-profile cancellation is uncertain. Another of Activision Blizzard's mobile games, a Pokemon Go-style AR game, was also canceled. Read more of this story at Slashdot.

03/08/2022

World of Warcraft Mobile Game Reportedly Cancelled by Blizzard After Finance Dispute

A World of Warcraft mobile game has reportedly been cancelled due to financing disputes between Activision Blizzard and Chinese developers, NetEase.

04/08/2022

Mobile World of Warcraft game has reportedly been scrapped after 3 years of development

Developers Blizzard and NetEase seem to disagree over finances

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