Blizzard simplified Chinese official website restored, Battle.net client can be downloaded normally
Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens OC_Formula and masy for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, November 26, although Blizzard officially no longer offers simplified Chinese options, it has recently quietly launched a new simplified Chinese version of Battle. com (shop.battle.net/zh-cn), and the national service download page, which has been closed for a long time, can also be reopened (previously, the "zh-cn" suffix page is 404, and Battle.net apps jump to the Asian server page by default).
The content on the site follows the words used on the previous Jianzhong official website, such as "Watch Vanguard", "return" and "call of Duty: war Zone 2.0".
However, after downloading the client, there is still no option for national service in the application.
According to the actual test of CTOnews.com, this page can already be downloaded from Battle.net desktop application, but both the Mac version and the mobile version point to an empty page. In addition, Battle. net App also made an update a few days ago, and iOS players support naked companies, and some players suspect that the new version of Battle.net client is already under testing.
After Microsoft completed its acquisition of Blizzard, Blizzard President Mike Ybarra said that Chinese mainland has many players who love Blizzard games, and Blizzard hopes to spread its games all over the world, including the Chinese market. This makes many players have new expectations for the return of national service.
It is worth mentioning that the Battle.net icon in the upper left corner of the simplified Chinese official website points to the shop.battle.net/zh-cn website, which will jump to shop.battlenet.com.cn after clicking, but all .cn domain names cannot be opened.
Similarly, the Battle.net Desktop Application details Page (www.blizzardgames.cn/zh-cn/apps/battle.net/desktop) cannot be opened; pages such as Privacy policies (oribos.blizzard.cn/legal/privacy) are displayed and maintained. In addition, other links point to either traditional Chinese pages or English pages.