Players from Turkey are being switched to payments in euros.
In April, Blizzard announced changes to its pricing policy in a number of regions. The company explained its decision by taking into account \"market conditions\":
World of Warcraft is available to play in many regions around the world, and we regularly review prices for our games and services in all currencies. Periodically, it is necessary to make changes to certain prices based on many factors, including global and regional market conditions.
Following the analysis, Blizzard decided to change the cost of the recurring subscription for players from Kazakhstan (KZT), the United Kingdom (GBP), and Georgia (GEL):
| KZT | GBP | GEL | |
| 1 month (old price) | 4899 | 9.99 | 33.99 |
| 1 month (new price) | 6499 | 10.99 | 39.99 |
| 12 months (old price) | 47998 | 104.28 | 339.98 |
| 12 months (new price) | 65998 | 111.58 | 406.98 |
In addition, on Battle.net the Turkish lira (TRY) will be replaced with the euro (EUR). The cost of the recurring subscription in Turkey will be adjusted as follows:
| Subscription | Price | |
| 1 month | 12.99 € | 12.99 € |
| 3 months | 35.97 € | 11.99 € |
| 6 months | 65.94 € | 10.99 € |
| 12 months | 131.88 € | 10.99 € |
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