3 million players — some of whom made their living on WoW — are now without their beloved pastime.

[Rest of World] Heartbroken gamers mourn World of Warcraft’s shutdown in China

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[Rest of World] Heartbroken gamers mourn World of Warcraft’s shutdown in China