Player against effective: Blizzard President announces cancellation of real-name real-Name forum

Blizzard announced the launch of the real-name real-name forum before long, when the news came, players protested, and even a blizzard blue post to bomb the human phone. In a wave of opposition, Blizzard finally chose to yield. Blizzard CEO Mack Moheim also issued an open letter, indicating that the official forum will not be forced to play home real-name real-name posts. Here are the full contents of the letter: Blizzard President Mack Moheim Everyone, I would like to take a moment to let you understand that we have always wanted the blizzard forum to be a place where players can freely and freely discuss the game. We have been working to collect all the feedback you have provided us, as well as our internal discussions on your recent complaints about the real-name system of the forum.　　As a result of the internal discussion, we now decide: the real-name real-name will not be in the Blizzard official forum to post the mandatory requirements. It is to be emphasized that we will continue to do our best to develop our forum mechanism. All efforts are made to make the player community more popular and encourage more constructive discussion of our games. We will continue to improve the forum functions, such as the post scoring system, based on the forum level post highlighting, more powerful search engines and so on. Anyway, when we start the StarCraft 2 forum with these new features, you can post with the Star 2 network username and password without using your real name.　　The update of the World of Warcraft Forum will appear before and after the Cataclysm release, and no real name is required. I also need to make it clear to you that the changes we have made to the forum are independent and unrelated to the current real-world real-name buddy system in World of Warcraft (StarCraft 2). We still believe that the real-name friend system provides powerful communication functions, such as cross-game, cross-service chat, you can make the network as a player in the game at the same time with their true friends and family to stay in touch with the perfect tool.　　Over time, we will continue to enhance the capabilities of the online real-name buddy system for those who decide to use it. Finally, I would like to point out that the contact and communication between the player groups and us has always been and will always be the most important thing for blizzard. We believe that every player's voice has its meaning, and it's a great luck to have so much enthusiasm for the player who cares about the game.　　We will always be grateful to players for their feedback and support, which is the key to the success of Blizzard business since. Mack Moheim CEO & Founder Blizzard Entertainment