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World of Warcraft Forum » General Discussion raquo; NetEase gets China non-approval notice - No WoW in China... Again?

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  Darkholme

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Joined: 3/02/04
Posts: 1119

"I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer..."

 
11/02/09 3:14:46 PM#1

NetEase gets China non-approval notice

Reuters reported that China didn't approve World of Warcraft in China ... I guess the future of the game doesn't look good in China.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 2 (Reuters) - China's No.2 Internet games operator NetEase.com Inc (NTES.O) said it has been notified by a Chinese government agency that its operation of the World of Warcraft game does not have proper approval.

[...] China's General Administration of Press and Publication posted a statement on its Website that the NetEase affiliate company that operates World of Warcraft should suspend charging users to play the game and not allow new account registrations, according to NetEase.

http://www.reuters.com/article/companyNewsAndPR/idUSN0245010720091102

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  User Deleted
11/02/09 5:54:15 PM#2

I wonder which rival developer lined the pockets of a china politician this time. =D

AHHH the horror RUN!!!!

  Kyleran

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Joined: 9/13/06
Posts: 13864

A simple truth-"What people want and what is good for an mmo is not always the same thing"-mrw0lf

11/02/09 6:01:39 PM#3
Originally posted by coffee

I wonder which rival developer lined the pockets of a china politician this time. =D

 

I'm thinking some gank oriented game company, like CCP .......

Looks like someone forgot to pay a politician to me.

 

  User Deleted
11/02/09 6:14:36 PM#4

TBH most of the chinese players have moved to the Tiawan servers anyway.

China wont be happy untill blizzard make every avatar shout "hi'YA" in young chinese female accents, play through a 10min animation just to auto attack and all the male avatars look effeminate with cool haircuts.

Nail that Blizzard.. and dont forget to bribe GAPP and your good to go.

  Scalebane

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Joined: 10/28/06
Posts: 2194

11/02/09 7:41:13 PM#5

  Yeah china's just playing games with these people, they are probably trying to hold them out till someone gives them a lot of cash to allow it to go on, blizz should just tell them f off and shut it down, the subs there aren't worth that much anyways.

 

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  Jigsawz

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Joined: 8/21/09
Posts: 120

11/02/09 10:16:11 PM#6
Originally posted by coffee

TBH most of the chinese players have moved to the Tiawan servers anyway.

China wont be happy untill blizzard make every avatar shout "hi'YA" in young chinese female accents, play through a 10min animation just to auto attack and all the male avatars look effeminate with cool haircuts.

Nail that Blizzard.. and dont forget to bribe GAPP and your good to go.


 

Ok Coffee, the "hiYA" part made me almost piss myself from laughing so hard. hahahaha that's priceless....

  User Deleted
11/04/09 12:16:54 PM#7

If the servers are in Taiwan that means China won't dare attack Taiwan, not because of the United States but the backlash from the World of Warcraft players!  NEWS FLASH...WORLD OF WARCRAFT BRINGS PEACE TO TWO CHINA'S!!!