😡 Stop defending the Virtual Ticket

Exactly, we get a lot of free or close to free content. I’m onboard with having access to the event, all that other stuff AND a cool skin I’ll actually use unlike the ok-ish BlizzCon skins my before.

Edit: They gave us like 200 free tokens for OWL skins, they put up new characters fairly regularly, new maps regularly, new game modes for events, they make balance passes (whether good or not is a different argument), they put up free holiday and events which includes stories and skins, they release videos about the characters
 seriously, get over it.

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I’m still disappointed I didn’t get the Blizzcon Bastion skin, Winston’s was alright. I really like Sombra’s, but I feel like the Blue and White theme was cooler.

Can we stop pretending that this skin being bundled in is somehow good? I don’t care about Blizzcon, I don’t care about the Overwatch league, but if I want that skin, I have to fork over money to get a bunch of crap I don’t care about, and the only way to get that skin ever is by paying for a ticket to some event that I never cared about. You can’t get the old skins, you won’t be able to get the old skins, it’s been three years and the preorder Widowmaker skin hasn’t been made public, so they won’t make you able to get this video game content unless you pay them $49.99.

What makes it worse is that with one look, you can clearly see it is something that SHOULD be holloween content, but no, I guess demon hunting is Blizzcon themed, somehow.

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Why did I get so many likes on my first reply lmao

By adding it to the ticket, it adds value to the ticket and makes the skin more valuable. Also it’s not Halloween content, it’s based on a Diablo 3 character.

Also, the skin is a bonus to the ticket. You aren’t buying the skin, you’re buying the ticket.

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No, it’s a 40$ virtual Blizzcon ticket and you get a free skin if you buy it. Stop whining, you don’t deserve everything, it’s perfectly fine to give people who want to support Blizz an exclusive skin.

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So don’t get it, simple. God this community is so entitled and whiny. I got a T-shirt when I flew to Amsterdam last month, how dare they charge me 400$ for a lousy T-shirt? Boycott Amsterdams tourism board.

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  1. welcome to capitalism.
  2. the skin will be released for free at a later time, they have already said as much.

it kind of is considering it’s a crossover skin.

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So leave this forum ASAP, we dont want you here if you dont care about OW! BYE!

Blizzcon has always given 1 item for each game, get over yourself.

NOTICE: Demon Hunter Sombra will be available outside of Virtual Ticket at a later date idiot

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This ain’t it

(More char)

When i see emojis in the title, i know a thread is gonna get good

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For most players, the skin is much more appealing than the ticket itself and Blizzard knows that, this is the real problem here.
People defending this need to realise when you lock an item behind an exclusive, overpriced, bundled paywall, it’s no longer ‘just a bonus’ when it is the ONLY way to attain that product.

It’s not a 40 dollar skin.

The cosmetic items are bundled into access to Blizzcon’s live-streams.

Don’t care about Blizzard’s other titles or Blizzcon itself? Well, sucks for you then. In that case, you really don’t deserve the Diablo-themed skin anyways.

Besides, it’s just aesthetics for a fundamentally broken and underpicked character.

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so what you’re saying is they should take the $100 worth of stuff (the ticket plus 1 item for every game Blizz makes) and give it away for $10-$20 just because some people only play 1 game?

Now everyone will complain they have to wait to get the skin :joy:

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The skin is not the only thing you get for $50, your getting an item from all of Blizzards games, Diablo, StarCraft II, Overwatch, World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, and Heroes of the Storm. You also get full access to the live streams and shows for 2018, its basically a digital replacement for those who cant physically go to Blizzcon

The skin is an optional feature, and Blizzard has every right to sell it along with the Blizzcon tickets. Heck, they aren’t even selling it—It’s a perk that comes along with everything else included!

We’ve gotten limited edition skins before (Winston and Bastion), so why is it such a problem now? Besides, the skin WILL be available in the months following Blizzcon, so players who were not able to participate will have a chance to purchase it.

To all of the people who are calling Blizzard greedy, that isn’t the case. They are a legitimate company with employees, deadlines, and a schedule to keep. They have to make a profit in order to stay afloat and keep producing content! If you’re willing to buy the ticket and accept the perks that come with it, you’re basically supporting Blizzard as a company. You’re helping them pay their hard-working employees and developers, you’re ensuring that new maps, heroes, and games will be created with your donation, and frankly, that seems like a sweet deal to me.

To those who don’t want to purchase a virtual ticket, then don’t! It’s completely optional, doesn’t affect game-play, and no one will give you a hard time about it. Simply don’t pester others into “boycotting” the ticket because YOU feel that it isn’t fair. It’s as easy as that.

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I don’t see anything unreasonable about that.
Why are you talking about $100 worth of stuff when even blizzard doesn’t mark it up to that? not even half that.

Have you looked at what you actually get?

  • watch most of blizzcon from your home with specially dedicated cameras (neat)
  • $10 off a $60 goody bag
 so you’re paying for a discount on an item that is traditionally a free gift ??? ) this is illogical for anyone that is not THE business themselves.
  • cosmetics across blizz games of which, the average player will only make use of 1 or 2.
  • the vod of last years blizzcon that you can just watch for free on youtube anyway, just like you will be able to watch the entirety blizzcon 2018 for free on YT the very day after it ends.

$40 please.