| Lonely_Dolphin said: If boycotting is no good, what should people do instead? That's the point, to hit the only thing they care about, money, so they're forced to change their ways. You don't needa worry about them continuing to make games though, Blizzard must know this backlash isn't gonna hurt them much given their response to it. People will be protesting at this upcoming Blizzcon, but they probably wont next year. Blitzchung is what's worrisome, he's definitely screwed if that extradition plan goes through. |
Really think about this for a minute. Boycotting games isn't going to hurt Blizzard, its going to hurt the gamers more as Blizzard wont think the lack of sales is due to this event because they are most likely going to continue to make more money in China alone than the rest of the world. Blizzard will act like any other major corporation and sack and rehire staff or simply go the way we don't want and focus on methods we don't want. Currently Blizzard house some of the best video game talent in the industry and we want to see the best work on our favourite IPs. Why hurt there jobs? its not the employee's fault that a few Activision Blizzard members acted this way.
We should be calling for the head of those decision makers and harassing the company as a whole.. by what is currently happening by protesting at there HQ, Emailing, Streaming and any other popular methods to get there attention. Blizzard make too much money to care if they lose a few million gamers if they know they will make more money staying relevant in China.
