BlizzConline is starting this Friday, in just four days. Second day will open with three different Q&A sessions – one for WoW, Hearthstone and Diablo, on their respective streams. But you can already submit your questions until February 18. If you want yours to be answered, you better hurry, because they’re only accepting a limited number of submissions. More ways to ask a question will open on February 19, but we don’t know how those will look like yet.
Learn more with the official blog post below:
Got a burning question about the Burning Hells? Seeking arcane knowledge about Azeroth? Have an inquiry about dealings at the tavern?
On Saturday, February 20 at BlizzConline, the development teams of World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, Diablo IV, and Diablo Immortal will be answering community-submitted questions—and if you want to participate, all you have to do is ask!
Head over to the BlizzConline Q&A submission page below to drop us your query for consideration. Through this page, you’ll also have the unique option to submit questions in audio or video form. We’ll be accepting a limited number of submissions this way until February 18, but keep an eye out for other ways to submit your written questions on our community sites soon. We’ll also be opening up the inbox again for some additional video, audio, or text questions on February 19, 2021 at 3 p.m. PST following the opening ceremony.
To watch the Q&As live, tune in to BlizzCon.com at these times and channels:
World of Warcraft Q&A – 12 p.m.–1 p.m. PST on the World of Warcraft channel
Hearthstone Q&A – 12 p.m.–12:35 p.m. PST on the Hearthstone channel
Diablo Q&A – 12 p.m.–1 p.m. PST on the Diablo channel
If you miss them when they air, you can check them out later in the archives.
To stay up to date on all things BlizzConline, follow along on BlizzCon.com or on the Battle.net desktop or mobile apps.
Submitted, asking about Discarding method, so opponent can’t see it.
And you don’t have to login with your BattleNet ID to submit it, they just ask for your first name and place, meaning you can ask more than one question. This is kinda weird because using ID is more direct for me.
But on the other side, it can help you from getting banned (if you asking it like a jerk maybe).
Hahah, I don’t know what kind of question you would have to ask to get yourself banned 😀
But I think it’s more like it’s not something so important that needs to be confirmed by logging in so they made it easier for everyone.
I don’t know, something sensitive I guess. WC3Reforge would be one I think. Although I am very sure that they’ll just skip rude question. (or most likely)