I have a strong suspicion those actions are “release Diablo IV and hope you all shut up about this”.
I have a strong suspicion those actions are “release Diablo IV and hope you all shut up about this”.
I, too, love apologies with no promise of action or reparation attached.
This time... the monsters... are REAL.
When a spineless jellyfish like Marco Rubio joins with democrats and stands up to you and calls out your bad decision, you KNOW you’ve screwed up.
It takes an army to make a game, but just one person to screw it all up.
This is a bit more nuanced, as I don’t think the intent was to cosplay race so much as cosplay the character, but I fully get that this is not precisely a black and white situation (I swear, no pun intended).
If anyone reading this is going to Blizzcon...
FULLY owned by Tencent.
That’s sort of it. Make the best of a bad situation. Can’t get a refund, but can voice my displeasure and protesting for a good cause.
Blizzcon is gonna be wild.
It’s almost like this is topical or something...
This whole international incident was kickstarted by one dude who used his platform to spread a message he felt needed to be spread.
It’s one thing for EA to do something scummy with microtransactions and lootboxes.
It’s worth criticizing Sony for not being onboard with Crossplay from the get-go.
Bethesda really screwed up and let down players with Fallout 76's launch.
Ubisoft went overboard with rushed products and overpriced MXTs.
Capcom’s on-disc…
The irony that they banned and silenced a Hong Kong protester to avoid any issues, only for this to explode into a massive, international issue involving multiple nations and bipartisan condemnation across the globe is sure something to see unfold.
What else can be said? Blizzard’s actions were indefensible and purely greed-driven.
There’s an update: