根据腾讯新闻报道：暴雪娱乐11月16日发布声明称，由于同网易的现有授权协议将在2023年1月23日到期，将暂停在中国大陆的大部分暴雪游戏服务，包括《魔兽世界》《炉石传说》《守望先锋》《星际争霸》《魔兽争霸III：重置版》《暗黑破坏神III》和《风暴英雄》。《暗黑破坏神：不朽》的共同开发和发行则涉及两家公司另外的单独协议。
声明指出，双方没有达成符合暴雪运营原则和对玩家及员工承诺的续约协议，这些协议将于2023年1月到期。

原文：Blizzard Entertainment and NetEase Suspending Game Services in China
Certain games will no longer be available at end of license with NetEase on January 23, 2023
Business Wire
IRVINE, Calif. -- November 16, 2022
Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. announced today that it will be suspending most Blizzard game services in mainland China due to the expiration of the current licensing agreements with NetEase, Inc. on January 23, 2023. This includes World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, Warcraft III: Reforged, Overwatch, the StarCraft series, DiabloIII, and Heroes of the Storm. Diablo Immortal co-development and publishing is covered under a separate agreement between the two companies.
Blizzard Entertainment has had licensing agreements with NetEase since 2008, covering the publication of these Blizzard titles in China. The two parties have not reached a deal to renew the agreements that is consistent with Blizzard’s operating principles and commitments to players and employees, and the agreements are set to expire in January 2023.
We will suspend new sales in the coming days and Chinese players will be receiving details of how this will work soon. Upcoming releases for World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, Hearthstone: March of the Lich King, and season 2 of Overwatch 2 will proceed later this year.
“We’re immensely grateful for the passion our Chinese community has shown throughout the nearly 20 years we’ve been bringing our games to China through NetEase and other partners,” said Mike Ybarra, president, Blizzard Entertainment. “Their enthusiasm and creativity inspire us, and we are looking for alternatives to bring our games back to players in the future.”