Blizzard stops Titan Talent recruiting or changing MMO route

Blizzard Entertainment has removed all references to the company's second generation MMO "Titan" on its company's recruitment page.

The company is still recruiting talent for StarCraft 2 's World of Warcraft "http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/29993.html" > Diablo 3 "Blizzard All-Star". But instead of setting up jobs for next generation MMO.

The spokesman for Blizzard Entertainment did not immediately comment on this information.

Earlier this month Mike Morhaime, one of the founders of Blizzard Entertainment, had said that the Titan could not be paid on the market, and might not even be an MMO (massive multiplayer online massively multiplayer) game.

"We are currently choosing a new direction for the project and looking back at what we want to make of the work." "Morhaime The Blizzard Performance meeting on August 1, said. "We can't explain any more details at the moment, it's basically impossible to be a MMORPG game based on paid mode." ”

At the end of May, Blizzard had confirmed substantial design and technical changes to Titan. There is also no official release time for the game.

Morhaime also confirmed that several of the company's developers had moved to the Wow and Diablo development team during the period, but he did not disclose how many people were there.