| Immersiveunreality said: Because what,none is doing that? What he did made a lot more others talking about it so it was worthwhile breaking silly rules for it and it was a pretty bad move from Blizzard themselves to decide being politically involved like this. |
breaking silly rules? What? He broke the rules at a Games event..
How would you like everyone breaking the rules at all your favourite events with someone yelling out loud or voicing none related stuff?
Would you like me screaming out loud for attention because I have freedom of speech at your favourite show or event? I say Keep it where it belongs.
The kid knows the internet exists right? His a popular gamer, why not upload a clip on the internet? Its not like he didn't have other options to choose from.
EDIT: Blizzard do what they have to do to stay relevant in Chine/HK, they are a business that make video games. They are not the ones bullying people in the streets.
