Blizzard Carnival Virtual tickets for the sale of the virtual Objects of Warcraft

Play video (Compile/fall) Blizzard Entertainment The fifth session of the Carnival is scheduled to be held October 22, 2010-23rd at the Anaheim Convention and Exhibition Center, where Blizzard began selling virtual tickets to the carnival on the Internet.　　Like last year, players spend only 39.95 dollars (pricing may vary from region to place), and they can experience the blizzard game carnival in their own rooms. Blizzard will broadcast a full range of blizzard carnivals through DirecTV (the American satellite TV giant) and various internet-playing means. If you want to enjoy the blizzard Carnival at home, you can only pay 39.95 of dollars to experience the Blizzard Carnival.　　In addition, users who subscribe to the DirecTV service through the Www.blizzard.directv.com website by September 24 will receive a free online ticket.　　It is also worth mentioning that all the players who buy virtual tickets will get the virtual items that the World of Warcraft is offering for the carnival. At the beginning of June, 20000 tickets for the Blizzard Carnival had just begun to be sold and were snapped.　　The sale of the virtual tickets gives fans a chance to experience the carnival (though not firsthand). BlizzCon was held to acknowledge the support of Blizzard players, so it was actually a big blizzard and player event. Blizzard's development team and employees will come to the scene, interact and communicate with the player, bring the player closer to the game that is still under development, and the player can provide valuable advice and advice to the development team. Blizzard Entertainment Carnival is a global event for Blizzard Entertainment's products World of Warcraft, Warcraft, StarCraft and Diablo series players.