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Why is the official blizzard entertainment account mentioning a shop option that doesn’t seem to exist for a promotion? I can’t find a 365-day game time code anywhere in the shop.
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Why is the official blizzard entertainment account mentioning a shop option that doesn’t seem to exist for a promotion? I can’t find a 365-day game time code anywhere in the shop.
https://us.shop.battle.net/en-us/product/world-of-warcraft-subscription?pfm=rec-featured
Its under the gametime option.
That takes me to the subscription page for a 12-month subscription, not a 365-day time code.
There isn’t a code, they’re just saying it in two different way. If you follow the link the post you’ve referring ot, it doesn’t speak of any codes. Just the 6 month and 12 month.
Enter a world of myth, magic, and endless adventure. Claim a 12-month subscription and gain access to World of Warcraft, World of Warcraft: Forever, and WoW Classic progression (currently Mists of Pandaria Classic).
When you purchase a 6-Month or 12-Month Special Subscription Offer, you’ll receive special bonuses, including several for use in World of Warcraft: Forever, once it launches in November!
Hmm I imagine it’s just a mistake, though one I hope they correct. They haven’t had just 365 day options since I think the original Dreadwake promotion for it. Since then it’s all just been the renewing sub.
No, they’re not. Blizzard is very specific about referring to 1/3/6/12-month Subscriptions as Subscriptions and 60-day Game Time codes (and the old 30, 90, and 180-day options) as Game Time.
Taiwan? I found one on the tw shop.
As far as I am aware, we do not have a 365 game time code in this region. I’m not sure what that is referring to. We have a 6 and 12 month subscription bundle. If you purchase that, it usually bills immediately and continuing as a recurring subscription (which will allow you to be eligible for future 6/12 month mounts).
Maaaan… I just want to be able to use battle.net balance to get game time at discounted rates again.