"Now the Devils have taken Suramar,
and by the curse of the Nightwell I am damned to wither away… as my… city… burns"
-First Arcanist Thalyssra
With Blizzard Staff staging another walk out (11/16/21), both virtually and physically, just wanted to admire how resilient these guys have been.
The Blizzard brand has been taking hits left and right & moral is in the gutter, yet these people are still fighting the good fight for the games, friendships, and victims that they hold dear to their hearts, while risking their careers in the process.
This fight goes beyond Blizzard.
They are not only fighting for their peers, they are fighting for all those within the Gaming Industry as a whole, and the outcome of this ordeal will set the precedent for those who will one day walk in their shoes.
Thank you, and Keep Strong
11/17/21 Update
Group of Activision Blizzard shareholders joins call for CEO Bobby Kotick’s resignation
A day after Activision Blizzard employees staged a walkout and called for the resignation of CEO Bobby Kotick and several other executives, a group of Activision Blizzard shareholders with a total of 4.8 million shares is similarly asking for the company CEO’s resignation in a letter to the company’s board of directors. The walkout and the letter from shareholders follows a Wall Street Journal report that Kotick was aware of sexual misconduct allegations at the firm but did not inform its board of directors.
.www.washingtonpost.com/video-games/2021/11/17/bobby-kotick-resignation-shareholders
11/18/21 Update
More than 700 Activision Blizzard workers sign petition to drop CEO Bobby Kotick
After walking out of work on Tuesday, Activision Blizzard workers are rallying together to call for CEO Bobby Kotick’s resignation. More than 700 employees, across all studios and departments, have signed the petition. The number of signees continues to grow as the petition circulates.
11/20/21 Update
Report: Activision CEO Bobby Kotick Will ‘Consider’ Quitting If He Can’t ‘Fix’ Company’s Culture
Besieged Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick, who last week was the subject of staff walkouts and shareholder calls for his resignation, has said he will “consider leaving the company” if he can’t speedily address the harassment issues that have made headlines around the world this year.
.kotaku.com/report-activision-ceo-bobby-kotick-will-consider-quitt-1848100036/amp
11/22/21 Update
Nintendo Joins Sony And Xbox In Calling Activision Blizzard Crisis ‘Disturbing’
Nintendo has joined the likes of Sony and Xbox, speaking out against Activision Blizzard due to recent reports of sexual misconduct and toxicity.