"Catastrophe" officially entered the countdown to the players need to calm

(Compiler/Sky small white) The overwhelming news information and propaganda video, the website homepage on the eye-catching and shocking countdown, the game in the excitement of the players ...　　All sorts of unusual signs are reminding us that the new World of Warcraft "Cataclysm" is getting closer to the players. The third of the world's most popular multiplayer online games, "Cataclysm", has already met with European and American players today. In two days, December 9, Taiwanese players can start their new adventure. Unlike the first two, Blizzard did not prepare a new continent to take risks, but changed the landscape of the original two continents.　　Perhaps the devastation of the Earth let a lot of players feel distressed, but if the same as food residue in the general of Outland, Blizzard apparently still want to let players have to continue to live in the mood. Despite the nostalgia of the old players, the whole world has been riddled with holes, the blizzard designers apparently still have a sense of the feeling. The evil eyes of designers are cast on the "toilet", "egg" and "little" these already tragic or impending tragedy "heroes". "We can't let players have the feeling that they're going to die on earth and the Wings of death, and it's weird to have to continue fighting Illidan and the Lich King in Outland and Northrend," he said. We are trying to solve this problem and make the player's adventures more logical.　　"To solve this problem, blizzard designers may launch a patch, but it doesn't rule out that the group of freaks will wait until the 4th piece to figure out how to solve the problem." The second piece of World of Warcraft, Wrath of the Lich King, which once created the best-selling computer game record, sold 2.8 million copies in 24 hours, and its first documentary "Burning Expedition" sold 2.4 million copies in 24 hours. Given the continued popularity of World of Warcraft, Cataclysm is likely to refresh records to reach a sales record that we can't imagine.