There are still a few weeks until this year's Blizzcon, but the virtual ticket is already available. The reason for this is extensive new content that should shorten your waiting time. Starting today there are already weekly video series on the Blizzcon site. Including shows such as “In the Blizzard Vault”, “Cosplay for Everyone” and “Artists in Action”.
But that's not all, of course, as every year, the ticket offers all streams from the convention, all esports streams, live broadcasts from all stages, goodies for the various Blizzard games and videos on demand.
The goodies for the games will again include pets, portraits, banners, etc.
The 2 World of Warcraft mounts are even available directly. The information on the remaining items will follow soon.
So if you want to save yourself the trip to Anaheim to the Convention Center, you can experience pretty much all the content of the 11th Blizzcon live from home with the Virtual Ticket.
For the 11th time, the fans meet at the Blizzcon
The 11th Blizzcon will take place on November 3rd and 4th, 2017 at the Convention Center in Anaheim, USA and features all the latest news about all Blizzard games. There are also cosplay or dance competitions that attract prizes. The main attraction are of course the panels in which the developers give insights into the design processes, decisions about nerfs / buffs, graphics tools and much more.
The Q & As, i.e. questions and answers where the fans present can ask the developers questions, are particularly popular. There have often been very interesting discussions and nobody will forget "Red Shirt Guy" who pointed out a mistake in the story between the books and the game to Chris Metzen. Then Blizzard immortalized him through the NPC "Wildhammer Fact Checker" in World of Warcraft.
Although the rumor mill is boiling as it does every year, there are still no concrete signs of a new game or which game series will have a new offshoot. Action RPG fans are of course hoping for a new chapter in the Diablo saga like every year, for many the Necromancer Mini-DLC was rather disappointing. And since Blizzard has just reworked Starcraft: Broodwar, the hope for a reworked Diablo 2 or Warcraft 3 has not yet died. We will find out more details at the beginning of November.
