Blizzard Entertainment has announced that it will introduce the option to pay in Polish currency, the złoty, in its Battle.net store. Polish gamers will now have the convenience of paying in their native currency, avoiding additional costs associated with currency conversion.
Previously, game prices on Battle.net were expressed in euros, often resulting in currency conversion costs for Polish players. Now, with the introduction of the złoty, prices will be calculated based on the current London Stock Exchange Group exchange rate. This will allow Polish gamers to enjoy their purchases without worrying about unfavorable exchange rates.
The introduction of the złoty to the store may have other benefits for Polish gamers as well. Blizzard Entertainment has announced that prices will be appropriately adjusted, which could mean more attractive offers for Polish users. However, it is important to be vigilant to ensure that the currency change does not lead to price increases. A similar situation can be observed on the Steam platform, where despite the introduction of the złoty, higher prices still apply compared to other currencies.
We hope that Blizzard Entertainment has taken into account the experiences of other platforms and will adjust prices in a way that benefits Polish gamers. The introduction of the złoty to the Battle.net store is a step in the right direction, providing Polish gamers with more convenience and potential savings. Now, we just have to wait for the final confirmation and see what the actual consequences of this change will be for our wallets.
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The source of the article is from the blog trebujena.net