WoW currently free to play in China, fate still being decided by government

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8-17-2009 @ 8:05PM

Petfiried Penguin said...

*sigh* So much drama for a game... Seriously why cant the goverment make up their mind wether WoW is ok or not instead of the crazy Roller Coaster of Cencorship they have....

8-17-2009 @ 8:17PM

Alexran said...

How dare you accuse China of censorship! Unless you have solid evidence of this, please shut up and stop accusing this awesome country of nonsense!

8-17-2009 @ 8:18PM

manbearpig112287 said...

Some of their censorship rules do seem messed up to me, but I dont live there so its really not my place. Hopefully everybody over in China gets to play soon.

8-17-2009 @ 8:21PM

adshiel said...

`The Peoples (cough) Republic of Azeroth will not tolerate your comments as they fall outside the Freedom of Azeroth Information act. This Act forbids any commentary whatsoever - actually scrap this comment, as it to is forbidden.

8-17-2009 @ 10:41PM

Debesun said...

I believe Money has a lot to do with these censorships...

8-18-2009 @ 2:32AM

notworksafe said...

Sounds like typical government bureaucracy taking forever, not so much censorship

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