World of Warcraft Forever Name Reservation Is Broken in Europe Ahead of the System Opening to North American Players
Blizzard says technical issues are delaying the feature as European players report a grayed-out Battle.net Play button and North American reservations remain pending.
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World of Warcraft Forever Name Reservation Is Broken in Europe Ahead of the System Opening to North American Players
The World of Warcraft Forever beta ended last week, and in the space in between that and the full launch on November 4, Blizzard is offering players the ability to reserve character names ahead of launch. There's only one problem, the system looks like it's broken.
Blizzard is encountering technical problems with the World of Warcraft name reservation system: Forever, the new version of the MMORPG coming November 4th.
The name reservation for World of Warcraft: Forever should start on October 27 at 6 pm. However, technical problems seem to delay the start. Blizzard has meanwhile commented on this in the Battle.net launcher.
Update: Name Reservations for WoW: Forever Now Live in EU, NA
More Information:Update 2:30pm PDT: It seems like most of the issues have been resolved for players disconnecting, but other issues such as missing rulesets are being reported by players in both regions. Update 1:05pm PDT: NA players are now able to log in and reserve names, however many are facing queues and then instantly disconnect. Update 12:40pm PDT: EU players can now reserve their names! NA players still have about 20 minutes to wait unti…
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