Blizzard China: the World of Warcraft team is in talks with new potential distribution partners in the national service region.

According to CTOnews.com news on December 13, Blizzard China released a letter from John Hight, general manager of Warcraft production team, to all national service players at noon today, saying that it is currently in talks with new potential distribution partners in some national service regions.

CTOnews.com learned that John Hight, general manager of the World of Warcraft production team, said that the World of Warcraft team is working hard to develop a feature that will allow national server players to store their characters, props and game progress in Azeroth into your personal devices before the game is suspended on January 23.

According to reports, this function is an additional supplement to the "sequestration" mentioned in the previous announcement. John Hight said it expected that the transition of national service with the new partner would proceed smoothly. At the same time, through this feature, we will also be able to control their own game history in their own hands.

In addition, the open letter points out that the World of Warcraft team is working with NetEase to finalize the final plan and will release more details on how to save the game schedule in January.

The following is the full text of a letter from John Hight, General Manager of Warcraft production team, to all Chinese service players:

Hello, Chinese server players of World of Warcraft:

I hope all of you have begun to explore the Dragon Islands with your friends. Since my last video was released, you are all very concerned about what specific work we are doing to bring World of Warcraft back to you after January 23. In addition, you also want to confirm whether your current roles, game progress and props in the game can still accompany your future adventure in Azeroth.

We are currently in talks with new potential distribution partners in some national service regions, and this process will continue until we find the right solution. At the same time, we also know how important your progress in World of Warcraft is to you. So I'd like to share with you a piece of news: the World of Warcraft team is working hard to develop a feature that will allow you to seal your game characters, props and game progress in the world of Azeroth to your personal devices before the game is suspended on January 23.

I would like to reiterate that this function is an additional supplement to the "sequestration" mentioned in the previous announcement of NetEase. We expect that the transition of national service with the new partner will proceed smoothly. At the same time, through this feature, we will also be able to control their own game history in their own hands.

We are working with NetEase to finalize the final plan and will release more details on how to save the game schedule in January. We are well aware that there will be many questions about this feature and when we will be able to return to Azeroth. Please stay tuned and we will share more new developments in the future.

Let's communicate and synchronize again in January.

John Hight

General Manager of Warcraft production team