The only one triggered here seems to be you. I didn’t mention streamers or streaming once in my post as any kind of qualifier so I don’t know why you brought that up. I haven’t indicated any kind of upset, in fact i specifically started my posts to you trying to be diplomatic indicating we disagree but that was fine and there was no need for an argument. You are the one who keeps going with this and some sort of an obsession to get me to say you are right on the internet here. You using words like snowflake, disgusting, and hypocrisy to describe me makes it clear who is triggered here.
But it’s fine, you are right, the sky is falling, classic will be the worst because of this one thing, everything is terrible, and you win all the points on the internet.
Well, you’re wrong about this. It’s a Beta. No one has a right to Beta. Beta is a privilege. And those clowns abused their privilege and were removed. Absolutely justified removal. Good on Blizzard for doing it (if even it was done by Blizz, and not them just getting bored and leaving).
You’d have a stronger case if this was post-launch Classic. But even then there’s clauses about harassment in the ToS that could make a legitimate case that they were harassing other players. I would probably say a GM shouldn’t step in in the Live game, but I can see people making a case for it.
You don’t have a “right” to retail either… that doesn’t mean it’s at all a good thing that blizzard is putting their fingers on the scale when they shouldn’t be.
This mentality is on the list of things that killed the MMORPG genre. You have to deal with people like this in the game and in real life. Only difference being you can destroy and kill them in game, legally.
Just rolling over and crying about it reflects on who you are outside of the game as well.
i can understand why they would though. the job of the streamers is to promote the game on twitch. kinda hard to do when an event is scheduled and you can’t tell what’s happening. so though you may be technically stating a strictly legal situation under normal circumstances, the beta streamers and their events is totally different scenario. it would be blizzard’s best interest, as well as the organizers/streamers/participants, to keep the thing clear of mischief.
Of course you do. You’re a paying customer. These are random testers that Blizz invited to test their game. You’re not entitled to an invite, and you’re not entitled to maintain that invitation if you abuse your privilege.
Friendly reminder that anyone promoting or wishing bans on players messing with a duelling tournament (which were almost never successful in Vanilla on large PvP servers and just led to chaos/drama and greater faction rivalry) are the same type of people responsible for bringing WoW to where it is today.
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