Blizzard has revealed the program of this year’s BlizzCon -apkrig
Already at the beginning of February, the developers from Blizzard started to bring closer the program of this year’s BlizzCon, which with its online concept is a replacement for the canceled last year. The big celebrations of the company’s 30th anniversary will begin on Friday, February 19, in the presence of the developers, the authors of the individual games and fans. The promise to date has spoken of a grand opening ceremony, presentations, panel discussions or a cosplayer competition, for which we already know the exact times. The complete schedule appeared on the official website of the festival tonight and is relatively friendly for potential spectators from Europe.
The ceremony will run on all six available channels from 11 pm on February 19, during which the developers will undoubtedly return to the difficult year of 2020 and indicate their plans for the future. As in previous years, however, they will not go into great detail here, which they will continue to discuss in individual blocks. Pleasantly, the most important thing comes right after about 70 minutes of introduction, which is followed ten minutes after midnight by talks about World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, StarCraft Legends and especially Diablo IV and Overwatch 2. The last two mentioned blocks will take about 40 minutes, and thanks to scheduled reruns on the first channel of the festival, you have the opportunity to watch all the essentials from the recording.
The program of the first day ends before three o’clock in the morning, when you get a chance to recharge your batteries and join in watching the second day on Saturday at 9 p.m.
Looking at the program in graphic form, it is clear that the developers want to pay the most attention to Diablo IV and after the introductory part offer a discussion with the developers, an interview with the famous artist Brom, who will lead his son, and then a detailed presentation of the current state of the game. The program of the first day ends before three o’clock in the morning, when you get a chance to recharge your batteries and join in watching the second day on Saturday at 9 p.m. It all starts with a series of question and answer bands, which will be followed by an hour-long competition of cosplayers and then other blocks focused mainly on the aesthetics of Blizzard’s game worlds. But there will also be Dungeons & Dragons in the performance of the Critical Role, which will edit one game inspired by Diabl within BlizzConline.
Just as a reminder, we must add that the developers confirmed before the upcoming festival that we do not have to wait for Diablo IV or Overwatch 2 this year. During the last financial results release, Activision CFO Dennis Durkin said that while we can look forward to important developments this year, the titles won’t arrive until calendar year 2022 at the earliest. However, the good news remains that you can watch BlizzConline this year for free and virtual. the ticket – as has been the case in recent years – has been canceled for this year.
