I am not under any obligation to help the workers. That’s up to ActiBlizz and they certainly have shown they aren’t going to so I’m not going to spend any money with them. It’s a simple basic concept that for some reason you can’t grasp. This isn’t me being self-righteous, moral people do not support immoral behavior.…

“the fact that corporations’ one and only reason for being is to enrich their shareholders.”

“You’re arguing with strangers on the internet about you boycotting a company for no reason.”

Except I’m not arguing for a boycott. I merely remarked that no one is under any obligation to keep buying ActiBlizz products, just as how no one is under any obligation to support a corporation whose actions they do not agree with, regardless if the workers of said company will bear the brunt.

Fake virtue-signaling activist? Because I said I’m not giving any more money to ActiBlizz? Get a fucking grip.

Right, they’re not changing their behavior but they are occupying ICU beds. Do we deny someone who is unvaccinated an ICU bed if they get covid?

I’m just gonna ahead and respond to myself since the other David wants to dismiss my post:

Ok I’m just going to explain this once since there’s many of you “think of the workers” arguers out there.

Nah, I don’t need to wait on anyone input. It’s my money and I’m sure as hell not going to spend it to enrich Bobby fucking Kotick further.

I just don’t believe a word you’re saying. All you had to do was Google it and you would get the answer right away.

In regular game development, once a game hits alpha, that means no more features or content will be added.

“The same is true for other live service games like Warframe, R6: Siege, LoL, WoW, DoTA, Genshin Impact, CS:GO, Fortnite, etc. Do you disagree with this assessment? If so, please explain why.”

To access an alpha with no end in sight? Yeah it is. For $45 I could go on Steam and get a bunch of finished games on sale with greater depth and playability.

This is not a live service game, it’s an alpha you have to pay absurd amounts of money to participate in.

Right, but the traceability of cryptocurrencies is irrelevant when it comes to money laundering.

Cryptocurrencies aren’t being laundered, real money is.

How does an NFT help the creator in the resale market?

“Where is the logical end point for anyone with this mindset?”

Sure, and as soon as the federal government directly intervenes you’ll be screaming about government overreach or socialism or any other lunacy.

“She practically invented the boobs-for-cash formula, “hot tub” streaming, and those disgusting ear licking videos, and she’s making bank.”