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Facebook Friends and Suggested Friends Live in Battle.net App
Suggested friends and Facebook friends Integration is now live in the Battle.net launcher. This allows you to link your account to find Facebook friends that play Blizzard games.
Blizzard previously set up
Facebook Streaming via Battle.net
, Facebook Login, and the
Heroes of the Dorm finals
will be held on Facebook this year.
Check out the earlier Blizzard posts from today, covering
7.1.5 Hotfixes, 7.2 PTR Development Notes, Artifact Power Changes on PTR
and more.
Battle.net and Facebook Friends Integration
Players in the Battle.net beta can try out a new feature - Facebook friends Integration. This allows you to link your account to find Facebook friends that play Blizzard games.
Blizzard previously set up
Facebook Streaming via Battle.net
, Facebook Login, and the
Heroes of the Dorm finals
will be held on Facebook this year.
Check out our other news from today:
Tomb of Sargeras Boss Abilities
,
7.2 Artifact Calculator and Artifact Knowledge Updates
,
Pet Battle Dungeon Preview
,
Acquiring Maximillian of Northshire
,
Mischief Raises 2.5 Million for Charity
.
Blizzard and Facebook Streaming and Login
In June,
Blizzard announced a partnership with Facebook
allowing users to log in via Facebook and stream on Facebook. With today's Battle.net update, patch notes have been posted for streaming and the login page has been updated with a Facebook option.
Facebook Streaming Integration With Battle.net Alpha Client - Early Look
The latest Battle.net Alpha client build has added initial data for streaming Blizzard games over Facebook. Below is an
early look
at the streaming setup; this will be a user setting players can opt into, with a prompt to set up and enable streaming. Check out the full article for more images!
Blizzard Entertainment and Facebook Team up to Connect Friends and Empower Streamers
Blizzard has issued a press statement
that Blizzard and Facebook are teaming up. This partnership will include
Facebook login for all Blizzard games
, as well as incorporating
Facebook's Live API for streaming functionality
. While these changes will affect WoW, the article strongly emphasizes Overwatch, Blizzard's newest game with over
7 million players
. These features will be completely optional as well for players.
This partnership shouldn't be surprising, as
Blizzard added in-game Twitter functionality
in Patch 6.1. Will you be using Facebook to log in or stream?
Check out the full article for the press statement.
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