A strong response to the real name of the war network Blizzard said it would consider player feedback

More Play Network (compiler/wendy) "World of Warcraft" and "StarCraft 2" developers Blizzard recently announced will be in the official forum to enforce the real-name system, both forum posts and respondents will display their real names, a decision that has aroused intense attention and heated discussion in various areas, and Blizzard said " Will certainly listen to player feedback. "We'll keep a close eye on how people use the service," said a blizzard spokesman. "The real-name real-name game is a whole new, completely different concept for blizzard, and our goal is to provide a social gaming service." "Real-name systems are now available for World of Warcraft and StarCraft 2, and players can use it to add friends."　　The new system was intended only as a demand for the network Community forum, and later this month the StarCraft 2 Forum will also use the real-name system, and the World of Warcraft Forum will be in the "Cataclysm" expansion package after the launch of the name. Blizzard spokesman "There is a point must be noted that whether the real-name in the game or in the forum is completely optional, the player can browse the forum anonymously, the game will not be used without the real name to affect any game experience." The player adopts real-name system can also achieve parental control. "When a player registers a real name, it can fill out any names, but a game's account must be tied to a special cdkey, and Blizzard plans to try to enforce a legal name." Blizzard said, "We have a lot of teams monitoring forums and checking illegal names, and when things change, our community representatives or customer service representatives will investigate and decide whether to take action." In addition, our terms of use require the player to provide accurate information, because some services such as users forget the password we need to send him/her password, etc., if the player uses a false name, this will certainly affect our provision of timely service. ”