? I can’t really help you get your hands on a Chinese SIM unfortunately, but I’m sure that a (careful) google search can solve this for you. Update : It looks like NetEase doesn’t really enjoy poor westerners joining their game anymore, and they no longer accept international phone numbers. I received a 6-digit code within a matter of seconds, so just input it left of the button you just pressed, and click on confirm. Once you manage to find it, just put your phone number, and click the blue button shown in the image above, to initiate the SMS. Make sure to click the link that will let you input an international number, then good luck finding your country out of the list ? We’re not done yet though, we also need to provide a phone number, for SMS verification: I had to pick 3 letters out of 4 in the image above, so nailed it with the first try: Now this is where it gets a bit hard! After you fill in your email & password, you will notice this box staring at you:įortunately, it doesn’t want your location so you won’t need a VPN, BUT it wants you to solve a Chinese Captcha ?ĭon’t panic yet! All you have to do is look carefully at the “bold” letters, and try to find them inside the image. Make sure to check the box in order to agree with the terms of service: This link will bring you to the account creation page, where you just have to input your preferred email & password.
In the next screen, you can either login or sign up, so we need to sign up for a new account, by clicking on the small letters in the bottom, as shown in the image:
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