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BlizzCon 2023 Broadcast Schedule
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Blizzard has revealed the full broadcast schedule for BlizzCon 2023!
Key panels include:
Opening Ceremony, Friday Nov 3 at 11am
World of Warcraft: What’s Next, Friday Nov 3 at 1:30pm
World of Warcraft Classic: What’s Next, Friday Nov 3 at 3:30pm
Hearthstone: What’s Next, Friday Nov 3 at 4:30pm
Overwatch 2: What’s Next, Sat Nov 4 at 1:30pm
Diablo IV Campfire Chat, Sat Nov 4 at 2:30pm
Some other notable changes this year include:
The Community Night is moved to Saturday instead of Friday, immediately before the closing music performance.
All panels will be free to watch on YouTube and Twitch, and do not require purchase of an additional Virtual Ticket to view!
There will be no live WoW Q&A, but questions can be submitted for a Q&A video taking place the week after BlizzCon.
Read on for details below, or check out the additional blog on
Warcraft events
if you're curious about meet & greets and the streamer schedule!
BlizzCon 2023 is almost here! For those tuning in from home, we’ll be streaming all BlizzCon Arena content for free. Whether you plan to join in person or virtually, we wanted to share a first look at all the events in store. Visit Blizzard’s
YouTube channels
or
Twitch
on November 3-4 to catch all the panels and programming below. BlizzCon is for the community, so feel free to share it with yours by co-streaming.
BLIZZCON BROADCAST SCHEDULE
November 3
11AM – Opening Ceremony
1:30PM – World of Warcraft: What’s Next
2:30PM – Overwatch 2: Deep Dive
3:30PM – World of Warcraft Classic: What’s Next
4:30PM – Hearthstone: What’s Next
5:30PM – Warcraft Rumblings
November 4
12PM – World of Warcraft: Deep Dive
1:30PM – Overwatch 2: What’s Next
2:30PM – Diablo IV Campfire Chat
4:45PM – Community Night
6:15PM – LE SSERAFIM Appearance
Live streaming on Blizzard’s YouTube and Twitch channels; all times are listed in PDT.
For those of you planning your in-person BlizzCon experience around your game of choice, check out the on-site schedules for:
World of Warcraft
Diablo IV
Overwatch 2
Hearthstone
Warcraft Rumble
BlizzCon Collection – on sale now
Virtual attendees can also pick up the BlizzCon Collection, a new set of digital goodies and in-game items, in the Battle.net Shop now. These bundles are a must-have for any player journeying through World of Warcraft, Diablo IV, Overwatch 2, Hearthstone, and Warcraft Rumble. Whether you’re a seasoned hero or just starting your adventure, don’t miss out. Visit the
Battle.net Shop
to purchase.Whether you will be joining us in person or online, we can’t wait to see you! To stay up to date with all things BlizzCon, be sure to
follow us on social media
, and head to
BlizzCon.com
for everything you need to know about the show.
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Comment by
War91
on 2023-11-03T12:44:19-05:00
Cata removed two things: The original continents, and hybrid talent builds. To me, that makes it a clear point where 'classic' wow ends. I don't think mop works though - In mop they castrated the talent system completely, and it took until dragonflight for them to reinstate it. And I suspect even 'mop-with-old-ek/kalimdor' is more work than we'd suspect and not going to happen, let alone mop-with-real-talent-trees.
I'd sooner expect classic outdoor timewalking or zidormi access in live wow.
Funny you'd say that because I actually miss the talent system of MoP. I know I'm in the minority but I don't like the talent system of DF. Way too complicated. I guess it's awesome if you play one, maybe three characters, but try to play 50 characters with such a system... it's impossible to keep up with all the talents and such. Nowadays, I just dismiss the "You have unspent talent points" dialog on all of my characters except my two mains. I don't even want to look at the thing, and the starter build stops at 60 so I cannot even let the game decide for me. Even if I did care to open the talent tree, since it's back to the pre-MoP system, "You have a new talent point" usually means something like "yeah, now I can get 3% crit more where I had 2% before, wooh". I truly don't understand why people like that system, but I assume it's because they like to min/max with one character for specific dungeons and such. Since I play like 50 chars and don't do current organized group content, there is no overlap between what I like and what this system offers. Again, I know I'm in the minority, but just to let you know that at least
some
people actually preferred the talent system of MoP rather than the one of DF.
And don't get me started on DF professions system. I had already given up in Legion when they introduced long quest lines and you had to do dungeons for it, but at least the system was the same as before so it was easy to understand. The DF professions ? Literally never seen something more overcomplicated for no reason in a video game.
Now, with that being said, I would be very hyped for Classic zones in retail wow via Zoridormi or anything. I like Classic zones for the nostalgia, but I do not hold the same level of nostalgia for the old character models.
you are t5he reason they made the system basic its not hard to google a talent build for any char easiest thing in al creation yet ppl like you are to lazy so you cry about how complicated it is and blizz as always dumbs it down to appease lazy ppl
profesiions are easy to ...agian its jsut lazyness all it takes is common sense to figure out how the professions work but i guess common sense isnt common anymore now a days...
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