Nanni:
Fixed.
Direct your anger at the company selling the addictive substance, not at thier victims.
You’re trying to victim shame.
So you don’t play the game anymore and yet waste all that time posting on its official forums ?
Literally all your threads are bashing blizzard and their practices, as well as their players and supporters, I guess deep inside you’re happy this scandal came out so you can justify your hidden agenda.
That’s even worse than Mallenroh at this point.
Here are a few examples:
People are so apprehensive about new content, they have lost trust that you can actually deliver something that is fun, balanced and doesn’t try to nickel and dime players. The excitement you see in other games about expansions is missing.
This is on you, you are very inconsistent as a developer. It’s kind of like those people all excited about buying a Tesla, only to find out they burst into flames and burn their house down.
People no longer believe you can deliver.
Another week, another crypto scam where e-sports players scammed thousands of players out of millions of $.
Kotaku:
“Faze Clan Fires Kay, Suspends Three Other Members Over Shady Crypto Scheme.”
These criminals who will probably be in jail soon, are part of Blizzard’s COD and Overwatch Leagues. They scammed thousands of followers with crypto pump and dump schemes.
What these e-sports players are doing is telling followers to invest in cryptocurrency. Most followers are young are gullible, the…
The FED’s solution to everything is printing more money, they screw over people who saved money, ignore inflation and pretend like life isn’t getting costlier. They don’t seem to have any idea what they’re doing.
Hearthstone’s solution to everything is printing more cards, they screw over people who saved cards, ignore inflation and pretend like the game isn’t getting costlier. They don’t seem to have any idea what they’re doing.
There seems to be an awful lot of gullible gamers on forums, defending loot boxes, and other mechanics, even denying psychologists are involved.
Let me set the record straight. Blizzard, EA, Ubisoft, and pretty much every large gaming company hires psychologists to make loot boxes and games as addictive as possible.
Here are just some out of hundreds of applications from gaming companies wanting psychologists.
These were posted within the last week
Blizzard Entertainment
Quality Assurance
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