Past changes made to the wow gold game in response to Chinese government demands.
Many young males play the game for hours or nights at a time in Internet cafes with friends. Local media put the game's number of Chinese players at 5 million, over 40 percent of the number of global subscribers Blizzard reported at the end of last year.The game's Chinese players greeted the government measure with a mix of celebration and skepticism in online forums, showing the potential strains on its user base caused by the downtime. "My heart has died," one user wrote in a forum run by local portal Tencent. "What is the point in testing?"At one point during the downtime, the flood of Chinese users temporarily playing on the Taiwanese server caused hour-long waits to log into the game, according to local media.Past changes made to the wow gold game in response to Chinese government demands have included changing skeletons to characters with normal human bodies.Ghostcrawler has sparked conversation on Death Knights and potential future changes on the official Tanking forum with a rather lengthy post. He starts out saying he's thrilled that Death Knights have been well-received, but they've expected since the beginning that they'll have to make changes to the class as they go along, because it is a brand new class. I think us players expected that as well, so it's really not a big deal.Ghostcrawler mentions that Death Knights tank well when their cooldowns are available, but take too much damage when they're not. The potential fix being lowering the effectiveness of things like Icebound Fortitude, but boosting their baseline mitigation.
