Blizzard has a lot of fans, and we do mean a lot. Every year they organize Blizzcon, a huge event where all of their fans get to watch a lot of competitive tournaments, get awesome goodies for their favorite games, and also meet other fans with similar interests. This year’s Blizzcon is being held in Anaheim, California on November 2nd and November 3rd, so there’s plenty of time for you to save some bucks for the tickets, which cost $199. That’s not a small price to pay for 2 days, but loyalty isn’t cheap, and Blizzard’s fans know that.
So, what can we expect this year? As always, you can watch the best players from games like Overwatch, StarCraft II, World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, and Heroes of the Storm battle it out on the main stage while the whole world watches. Those of you that plan to attend Blizzcon will be able to experience this first-hand, as you will be there as they fight for the right to call themselves champions. As far as the esports events go, Blizzard said:
This year’s show will once again commence with the esports action of BlizzCon Opening Week, taking place at Blizzard Arena Los Angeles from October 25 to 29, where the initial rounds of the StarCraft II World Championship Series Global Finals, the Heroes of the Storm Global Championship Finals, and World of Warcraft Arena World Championship Finals will unfold. The competitions will culminate in Anaheim on November 2 and 3, where the champions of these tournaments along with those of the Overwatch World Cup and Hearthstone Global Games will be crowned.
Naturally, it’s going to be one hell of an experience, and Blizzard always delivers when it comes to Blizzcon, as it is their biggest annual gaming event. What do you think, will you visit Anaheim and enjoy the experience first-hand, or will you buy a virtual ticket and watch the entire event unfold from the comfort of your chair?
