Battle.net, where Blizzard games are sold, started to accept payments in Turkish Lira. All games and content on the platform can be paid with TL, and ‘local pricing’ has begun to be applied.
Many games and their contents such as Call of Duty, World of Warcraft and Overwatch are sold. Battle.netRecently, it announced new currencies that it will accept payments with an e-mail it sent to its users. It was said that these four currencies, including the Turkish Lira, will be used as of May 4.
It was expected and Georgian Lari, Turkish Lira, Kazakhstan Tenge and Ukrainian Hryvnia started to be accepted on Battle.net. However, prices in games and content are also slightly ‘discount’ appeared to be.
Euro fixed to 10 TL for in-game items and game pricing
When shopping on Battle.net, paying in euros and multiplying everything by 15 was a bit annoying. Especially in games such as World of Warcraft, where you need to renew your membership every month, or in purchasing a lot of in-game items, these pricing upset the players. Although Battle.net has not made a huge discount, judging by the first comments and information, it is approximately by 30% He has taken a step that will allow us to buy cheaper.
Accordingly, both in games and in-game items 1 euro fixed to 10 TL looks like. It is not possible to say yet whether this is a pricing policy that will continue continuously or will it change in the coming period, but the first comments from gamers are ‘better than nothing’.
What are you thinking? Will the new prices on Battle.net satisfy players or would you expect better ‘localisation’?
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