Following Blizzard's update on the situation in China, which bemoaned their inability to secure a six-month extension prior to the shutdown of Blizzard games services in China, NetEase has issued a fiery response to the implication that they are at fault for the breakdown of negotiations and tore down their local Orc statue live on stream.
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