According to the Battle,net,We know that Diablo III players will have access to 3 game regions at lunch:The Americas, Europe, and Asia.The Americas game region includes players in the United States, Canada, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia. Europe includes players in the European Union, Eastern Europe, Russia, Africa, and Middle Eastern countries such as Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Asia includes players in South Korea and the regions of Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.
There are some global pay FAQ as follow,Hope it will help you when you want to join Diablo III game.
Can I play my hero in another region?
Heroes are available to play only in the game region in which they were created, and you are not able to move a hero from one game region to another. Each game region has its own independent hero list, and you can have up to a total of 10 heroes per region (counting both normal and Hardcore characters) at a time. You will be presented with a region-specific hero list whenever you change game regions.
Will my shared stash be accessible across regions?
Your shared stash will not be available across regions. As with your heroes, stashes in each region exist independently from one another, and items cannot be transferred between game regions.
Can I use the auction house in other regions?
Players are able to use every game region’s gold-based auction house. However, players are only able to use the real-money auction house (where applicable) when playing in their home region. As with items and heroes, auction houses are region-specific, and players cannot buy or sell items across game regions. See the Auction House FAQ for more information.
Does it cost anything to change which region I’m playing in?
No, changing play regions is free.
Can I change my region back if I want?
You can change your play region as many times as you’d like.
Can I transfer my character to another game region?
There are no hero-transfer services available for Diablo III. We do not have any plans to allow players to transfer characters between regions.
What are the customer-support policies for each region?
Players will be held to the policies for each region while playing in that region. For example, while playing in the Europe region, European policies will apply; while playing in The Americas region, policies for The Americas apply. This is the same for all players in a region regardless of where their home region is located.
Note that account penalties are global, meaning any actions applied to your account when playing in one game region will apply to other game regions as well.
Will my interface or game language change if I switch regions?
Your game language and interface will remain the same when you change regions. If you purchased the full-language version of Diablo III, you will be able to play in all available languages in all regions. To play in a different language, you will first need to download the Diablo III game client for that language from Battle.net.
If you purchased the Korean, Russian-language-only, traditional-Chinese-language-only, or another language-limited version of Diablo III, you will only be able to switch to the languages you’ve purchased. You will, however, be able to play in all three game regions using the language you purchased. Note that the Korean-language client does not contain the real-money auction house inferface.
Do my Real ID and BattleTag™ friendships carry over to other game regions?
Real ID and BattleTag friendships are region-specific, so you will need to re-establish your existing friendships in each play region. In addition, players are only able to communicate with each other and see each other’s status when they are playing in the same game region.
Will I need to create a new BattleTag when I switch my region?
Your BattleTag is the same in every game region. However, you will need to establish BattleTag friendships on a region-by-region basis.
How will server maintenance affect my ability to play in other regions?
If Diablo III-related servers in your home region are undergoing your maintenance, in most circumstances you should be able to access Diablo III-related servers in another region, as long as they are not undergoing maintenance as well. Note that if you haven't previously logged into another region using your current login credentials, your ability to connect might be affected while your home region is in maintenance.
Are there any restrictions on who can use Global Play?
At the launch of Diablo III, Korean players who log in to the game at an IGR (and are not playing using a full Diablo III license they purchased themselves) will only be able to play in the Asia game region. In addition, players who are using a Diablo III “guest pass” (available after Diablo III launches) will only be able to play in the game region in which they redeemed the guest pass.
Can I use my own language to create character names and/or chat when playing in game regions outside my home region?
You are able to chat and see other players’ chat in any language Diablo III supports, regardless of the game region you’re playing in or which localized client you’re using. In addition, other players will see your chat text in whatever language you’re using.
You are able to create a character name only in the language of the client you’re using; however, if you switch to a different language client, your character will still have his or her name.
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