Blizzard has already begun accepting applications for a new World of Warcraft community committee, which hopes to provide some players with a platform and channel for direct communication with developers. In Blizzard’s announcement this week, the community committee was described as a tool to help developers communicate directly with players of all types (high difficulty dungeon, PvP, achievement hunter, role-playing) through a separate forum.
The announcement read: Player feedback affects all aspects of the game, and because there are so many different opinions, game styles and interests, it is more important than ever to collect and understand player feedback. To help us do this To get better, we decided to establish a World of Warcraft community committee. This plan will add another place for communication between players and World of Warcraft developers. Our goal is to get players from all over the world with different backgrounds and interests to Collect more detailed feedback on all aspects of World of Warcraft.
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Currently, Blizzard is accepting applications through this page. According to the questions on the webpage, all questions are in English. This time the Player Community Committee will still be dominated by the English circle and will be exclusively for international players. This is in contradiction with Blizzard’s claim that players from different backgrounds around the world. Asking questions requires applicants to list the game fields they participate in and the length of time they have played, and to submit 3 examples of previous contributions to the community. Every year the committee changes its members and will invite new players again.