| Azzanation said: Well it seems all this time I thought I was debating with someone who actually liked Blizzard games, but it seems your true colours have come out. Boycott there games, I wont because there games are quite good. I also don't like punishing people that have nothing to do with the event that happened. It just shows that you are no different to the Chinese, taking people out with collateral damage to have your say. I am sure if Blizzard banned a guy at there event for a year if they stood up promoting communism at a US event you probably wouldn't give two shits. Its all politics, something I stay out of. If it frees up Blizzards servers than you are only doing me a favour. Sorry but that's just my opinion and I wont be changing my mind on it. Or you could go out and hunt the Members of Blizzard that enforced the law of the ban, don't blame it on a brand especially since it had nothing to do with there games. That's what ill be doing in your shoes. Only way you can get me to boycott something I like is if it was directly related to the games I am playing, like if Blizzard were banning gamers in game for having free speech etc. |
Not trying to change your opinion, just pointing out how flawed and unreasonable it is. You wanna keep buying their games? Sure that's fine. Unlike you I have no problem with people using their freedom to buy what they want and not what they don't.
Now, for you to say anyone who doesn't buy their products is the equivalent to the CCP means I can only laugh my way out of this increasingly stupid conversation.
