April 6, 2021 9:02 PM PDT
A new item shortly to be introduced to Blizzard's World of Warcraft will
allow players rich in in-game gold to buy subscription time for the
game, and players who wish to pay real money for in-game currency to do
so safely.To get more news about [url=https://www.lootwowgold.com/wow-classic-eu-Gold/]wow classic gold eu[/url], you can visit lootwowgold official website.
Called
the WoW Token, the in-game item works similarly to EVE Online's PLEX or
Wildstar's CREDD. It needs to be bought for real money via the World of
Warcraft in-game Shop, though the exact pricing is yet to be announced.
The
buyer can then sell the WoW Token via the in-game Auction House's Token
Exchange for in-game currency at a market price set by Blizzard, which
will circumvent players trying to exploit the system.
The token
is then bound to whoever buys it from the Auction House -- meaning each
WoW Token can only be sold once -- and can be redeemed for 30 days' play
time for the subscription-based World of Warcraft. It effectively
allows players who have more gold than they know what to do with to play
for free, while ensuring that Blizzard still gets paid for that game
time. The going rate for a month's subscription is $14.99, the WoW Token
will probably sit at a similar price, if not slightly higher.
It
will also, Blizzard said, give players an option to effectively and
safely (if circuitously) buy in-game gold, while hopefully cutting
third-party gold sellers off at the knees -- a black-market system that
relies heavily on hacked and stolen player accounts.
"We've heard
feedback from players that they'd be interested in a secure, legitimate
way to acquire gold that doesn't involve the use of unauthorized
third-party gold-selling services--one of the primary sources of account
compromises. We also know players who've amassed large amounts of gold
through regular play would be interested in the ability to trade some to
other players in exchange for game time, helping cover their
subscription costs," Blizzard wrote in a FAQ.
"The WoW Token
feature gives players on both sides of the equation a secure and
straightforward way to make that exchange. It opens up a new kind of
payment option for World of Warcraft players, and we hope that it will
also help lead to fewer account compromises and a better game experience
overall."
A new item shortly to be introduced to Blizzard's World of Warcraft will
allow players rich in in-game gold to buy subscription time for the
game, and players who wish to pay real money for in-game currency to do
so safely.To get more news about [b][url=https://www.lootwowgold.com/wow-classic-eu-Gold/]wow classic gold eu[/url][/b], you can visit lootwowgold official website.
Called
the WoW Token, the in-game item works similarly to EVE Online's PLEX or
Wildstar's CREDD. It needs to be bought for real money via the World of
Warcraft in-game Shop, though the exact pricing is yet to be announced.
The
buyer can then sell the WoW Token via the in-game Auction House's Token
Exchange for in-game currency at a market price set by Blizzard, which
will circumvent players trying to exploit the system.
The token
is then bound to whoever buys it from the Auction House -- meaning each
WoW Token can only be sold once -- and can be redeemed for 30 days' play
time for the subscription-based World of Warcraft. It effectively
allows players who have more gold than they know what to do with to play
for free, while ensuring that Blizzard still gets paid for that game
time. The going rate for a month's subscription is $14.99, the WoW Token
will probably sit at a similar price, if not slightly higher.
It
will also, Blizzard said, give players an option to effectively and
safely (if circuitously) buy in-game gold, while hopefully cutting
third-party gold sellers off at the knees -- a black-market system that
relies heavily on hacked and stolen player accounts.
"We've heard
feedback from players that they'd be interested in a secure, legitimate
way to acquire gold that doesn't involve the use of unauthorized
third-party gold-selling services--one of the primary sources of account
compromises. We also know players who've amassed large amounts of gold
through regular play would be interested in the ability to trade some to
other players in exchange for game time, helping cover their
subscription costs," Blizzard wrote in a FAQ.
"The WoW Token
feature gives players on both sides of the equation a secure and
straightforward way to make that exchange. It opens up a new kind of
payment option for World of Warcraft players, and we hope that it will
also help lead to fewer account compromises and a better game experience
overall."