They sell a pass for 20 euros without specifying its duration anywhere. I bought one, and it expired very quickly. I didn’t get the rewards I wanted from it. I emailed them asking to resolve the issue—either by providing a new pass or granting the rewards from the previous one—but they brushed me off twice.

I’ve deleted all their games.

Hi everyone. I’ve been a dedicated fan playing Blizzard games since 1996 — literally for 30 years. Today, I want to raise a critical issue regarding game accessibility and regional support that affects millions of loyal players.

The trend is deeply worrying: While Blizzard historically set the gold standard for localizations, regional voice acting is quietly disappearing. Titles like Diablo Immortal and the recent Forsaken Kingdom campaign for Warcraft III: Reforged launched without full voice-overs.

We are paying the same full price for these expansions and games, yet we are receiving a compromised, text-only experience. For millions of us, full localization — both professional text and high-quality voice acting — is what makes these massive universes feel immersive and alive.

The Russian-speaking gaming community is vast, spanning numerous independent countries across Eurasia and the post-Soviet spaces, where it serves as the primary language for communication, gaming, and community building. By cutting voice acting, you are alienating millions of passionate players across these regions, as well as a massive global diaspora worldwide.

This community has stood by Blizzard through thick and thin for three decades. We urge Blizzard to continue investing in professional human translation and voice acting for our region in all upcoming titles and new franchises.

What are your thoughts on this? For those who play Blizzard games in non-English languages (Spanish, French, German, etc.), have you noticed a decline in localization quality recently? And for English speakers, how would it affect your immersion if voice acting suddenly disappeared? Let's discuss.

My dad recently passed away from cancer, he has been playing warcraft and hearthstone since there betas, and its a very impressive account so I really dont know what to do with it...

It looks like blizzard is removing all support for windows 7/8. How will this affect offline games already installed on windows 7 machines? Will Diablo 2 have its online support removed, and will you be unable to install the game again if you delete it?

I collect video games so this is a sample from my physical library.

The game was released in 1994.

BlackThorne in North America.

BlackHawk in Europe.

Here is Jaina from World of Warcraft. Was printed and painted by acrilic colors.

3d model by Neko figurines.

It's actually 16 oz which isn't a refundable offense or anything but the description of it on the shop is misleading.

This campaign was the best thing about Warcraft 3. If it was made as a standalone arpg akin to Diablo it would be the best Blizzard game ever made. Dream on.

New layout way more busy and shifts your focal point every time you hit play past 6 more in game shop advertisements.

I will be holding onto the old one as long as possible.

Is there a veteran who can help in explaining different versions of wow to someone who knows nothing about it, I see 3 versions on the website, watched multiple videos all showing 5 or 6 versions and talking about things that I have no clue about, I'm trying to get into WOW, but would like to understand before doing any kinda purchase.

I can pay up to $50 or $60 including shipping rn or maybe more next month, please help, my old one belonged to my now dead duo it was a gift and im having no luck finding mine or a replacement anywhere

It was bought a blizzcon originally i believe

It does not need to be in good condition!

There has to be literally no full time employees working on remastered at this point right? probably all hands on deck on new starcraft shooter in 2030 or sc2-3?

There's so many problems with the game right now. Almost unplayable right now. really buggy, servers are ass. extremely laggy the last few weeks.

Currently playing custom games/in house 1v1's and korean server.

Not even joking I would be willing to join as an unpaid part time engineer to help improve this game I've been playing for 25 years.

Insect Empires is a RTS game with 4 factions and 4 different base building gameplay styles I developed over the cost of 4 or more years and I would love for you guys to come try it out! I plan to release next month! Consider joining us and helping to shape this into something even better!

Steam- https://store.steampowered.com/app/3231600/Insect_Empires/

Weekend Gamer: BlizzCon 2026 recap (Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim CA) – W♥M

A great but tiring couple of days - great to see the show back after several cancellations.

Here are a handful of pictures and a summary of the announcements and event.

I know I can't be the only one and I'm sure it's been discussed before but with the release of forever I think it may be time for blizzard to go back and look at this subscription idea as an original wow player and with me potentially thinking about going back I would love the opportunity to play with other people in my household and wouldn't mind paying a family style subscription rather than paying for multiple accounts in the same home I would love to introduce the game to my family members such as my children and wife but really can't justify paying for 3 to 4 subscriptions in the same household what are your opinions do you think that if we make this thread large enough blizzard would consider doing something along these lines

Hey everyone! Little bit of an out of nowhere question but I've been noticing this for a while now and wanted to pick at some peoples brains on this one. But I've noticed that for the past while (even after reinstalling battle net) The client feels so unoptimized after it's more recent ui-update. This is less a tech support question (As I know those aren't allowed) But more of a check-in on like... Is this normal for the client to spike specifically that? I know unused ram is wasted ram but compared to steam for example it spikes my paged pool a bit more! If this is normal behavior then awesome! Just wanted to get a general consensus on it.

Why doesn't Blizzard just make a specific ruleset for streamers and require them to play that ruleset if they want to stream? This way people who are playing solely to engage with a streamer and or content creator can do so without cluttering and spamming everybody just trying to play the game.

Seems like a good solution to the current problem.