It is unclear if all of changes mentioned above are enough to WOTLK Gold bring back players who may have been unable to renew their accounts in the wake of the situation of Shadowlands or lawsuits is to be seen. Hazzikostas knows there is still work to be done. Perhaps that's why Blizzard recently announced that they would have to cancel 2022's BlizzCon event as well as the money and time which are normally used to put on the annual event instead going toward supporting the development teams as it looks to reconsider the meaning of BlizzCon can mean in the aftermath of what's transpired in recent months.
It's clear there is still an extended road ahead of the studio. The lawsuit filed by the state of California is still in the process despite accusations of ethical violations, and Activision Blizzard recently reached a $18 million settlement with the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in an unrelated lawsuit.
Activision Blizzard will be using the $18 million to compensate the victims of harassment and to help fund programs against discrimination and harassment in addition to any funds left in the fund to be directed to different charities. Another class action lawsuit asserts that Activision Blizzard misled investors by not revealing the state of California's investigation. Additionally, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is conducting an investigation related in the event that it is determined whether or not this firm misled investors.
Then there's a huge and vocal part comprised of Activision, Blizzard, and King employees, known as buy WOW WOTLK Classic Gold The ABK Workers Alliance, has been unable to get the demands of all four for a better work environment addressed by management. They want an end to forced arbitration, the implementation of more inclusive hiring and recruitment methods, improved transparency of pay by using compensation metrics, as well as an audit of the company's policies to be done by a neutral third party.