Blizzard's MMORPG World of Warcraft's current agent in China is NetEase, and recently NetEase was ordered to stop charging players' subscription fees and close the account registration function, because they did not obtain a license to run the game.

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According to reports, the country's General Administration of Press and Publications (GAPP) has rejected NetEase's application for the operation of World of Warcraft and asked it to stop collecting subscription fees and account registration as soon as possible, and all previous revenues also need to be returned to players. GAPP explained that NetEase is only allowed to conduct World of Warcraft's closed beta testing. However, starting in September, NetEase directly and officially launched the game and allowed new users to pay to join the game. This is a commercial activity that exceeds the authority and is illegal.

Earlier this year, World of Warcraft players in China were unable to enter the game for two months, as the original local agent The 9 had expired, and Blizzard subsequently decided to cooperate with NetEase. Due to various Vanilla WOW Gold technical difficulties, the game cannot run normally during the transfer process.

One year on from its release, second expansion Wrath of the Lich King has yet to see the light of day in China due to concerns over its content. Both the original game and first expansion The Burning Crusade saw substantial delays and alterations before they could launch in the country.