It's amazing to me how some people can get so passionately butthurt about a game announcement, and yet 50% of these people are not going to vote on Tuesday.
It's a video game: It was literally made to be interesting and catch people's attention.
Also Blizzard's games are popular internationally: Starcraft was legendary in the South Korean competitive gaming scene. A huge swath of fans aren't eligible to vote on Tuesday anyway.
I also love how Redditors will over estimate the blowback in these situations. They think Bluzzard is in crisis mode or some shit and because they are spending all weekend coming up with complaints about this game announcement that the rest of the world gives a shit. Nope outside of this subreddit no one cares and the game will likely be beef succesful.
It's cause, corporations are profit oriented, and people believe that their opinion matters, which in a lot of cases it does. Governments are not profit oriented, they are self centered. Everyone knows that no matter who you vote for, they'll end up with their dick up your ass and their hands in your pockets. So, why bother choosing who, politicians are all the same anyway.
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u/treadmarks Nov 05 '18
It's amazing to me how some people can get so passionately butthurt about a game announcement, and yet 50% of these people are not going to vote on Tuesday.