Blizzard teases BlizzCon’s stage schedule ahead of today’s round of ticket sales

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Eliot Lefebvre
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This is what I always wanted.

If you really have an earth-shattering need to attend BlizzCon 2023 in person and have $299-$799 to drop on a ticket, you’re in luck; the convention is putting a third round of tickets up for purchase today starting at 3 p.m. EDT. To be clear, that’s $299 for a general admission ticket or $799 for the Portal Pass, which gets you an exclusive lounge along with early access perks. There is no mention of the lounge containing a portrait of a well-known comedian.

There is, however, mention of what the schedule will look like this year, with the main presentation accompanied by playable upcoming content for World of Warcraft, a number of competitive events, and the promise of a new hero for Overwatch 2 that will be on display. This isn’t a full schedule with panels yet, of course, so there are definitely still gaps where you might expect further news to appear; you’ll have to wait a bit longer for that. And of course, if you don’t have the money or desire for a live ticket, you can catch things streamed online.

Source: Official Site
Activision-Blizzard is considered a controversial gaming company owing to a long string of scandals, including the Blitzchung boycott, mass layoffs, labor disputes, pay disparities, sexual harassment and discrimination lawsuits, federal settlements, executive misconduct, pipeline issues, messy financials, declining titles, failed partnerships, widespread illegal unionbusting, disastrous management, brain drain, bungled OW2 PvE, WoW Classic RMT, and the still-astonishing revelation that the CEO threatened to have his assistant murdered. As of 2023, the company is (theoretically) being acquired by Microsoft.
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