Blizzard Entertainment released detailed information about BlizzCon’s online event, BlizzConline, from February 2nd to 21st (Korean time).
The BlizzConline is a digitally held community event and a place to showcase all of Blizzard, providing players from all over the world an opportunity to interact with each other in the online world in the current situation where it is difficult to get together in reality. Blizzard developers will deliver the latest game news at this two-day event over six channels. In addition, as Blizzard celebrates its 30th anniversary this February, we have time to look back on the past 30 years of Blizzard.
Jay Allen Brack, president of Blizzard Entertainment said, “Based on the spirit of BlizzCon, we couldn’t spend a long time without communication with the Blizzard community, so we prepared the BlizzConline. The essence of the BlizzConline is that we come together with friends from all over the world and let us play games together. It is to commemorate the common bonds and experiences that have been achieved through the company.” “I am also pleased to be able to share the news about the developments we have been developing. It will be a special opportunity to hold an event for our community members who will be a little off the beaten track in their own homes.”
The first day of the Blizz Conline starts at 7am (KST) on Saturday, February 20th, and some of the latest game contents currently under development will be unveiled at the opening ceremony. Over the next three hours, players can focus on the games they are most interested in, choosing one of six channels covering different topics.
The event on the 2nd day will continue on several channels at the same time starting at 5am (Korean time) on Sunday, February 21st. On the second day, we will focus on the activity of the global player community, including the winners and outstanding participants of the Community Showcase, which covers the contests and exhibitions of costume play, video, talent show, and creative artwork, as well as a Q&A time to answer players’ questions Take time
Those who missed the broadcast can later watch the broadcast video for free through the BlizzConline video archive. A detailed schedule of events and programs will be announced before the Blizz Conline.
In addition to the BlizzConline and the 30th anniversary programs organized around that time, a number of in-game products commemorating Blizzard’s 30th anniversary will be on sale from the 2nd. This allows players to celebrate the event during and beyond the BlizzConline at their favorite Blizzard games.
BlizzConline’s main content includes English via live broadcast or VOD, and subtitles in 12 languages including Korean, European Spanish, French, German, Russian, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. Plan to support.
