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A US Representative for California has called on Blizzard to take action against racism in World of Warcraft after seeing users partaking in racism in-game.
Fans and players are accusing Blizzard Entertainment of lying about their investment into the BlizzCon prize pool for the World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (AWC) and the Mythic Dungeon International (MDI).
Recently released poll data shows that Blizzard employees supported the company’s decision to punish Hearthstone player Blitzchung. The data also suggests that employees do not believe in having a free speech policy when it comes to controversial topics in China.
A new rumor indicates Blizzard will only allow submitted questions to be asked during their World of Warcraft Q&A panel at BlizzCon 2019.
Blizzard Entertainment, the company behind World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, and Diablo forced the WoW Classic guild “Make Azeroth Great Again” to change their name.
It’s no secret that China has a heavy stake in the United States entertainment market. Chinese company, Tencent, has a huge stake in multiple companies.
The recent controversy surrounding Blizzard’s relationship with China has impacted the launch of Overwatch on the Nintendo Switch.
Blizzard has banned three college Hearthstone players from competition for 6-months for showing a “Free Hong Kong, Boycott Blizz” sign during a match.
Hearthstone player Blitzchung has responded to Blizzard’s updated decisions regarding his competitive ban and forfeiture of his prize money.
Hearthstone Grandmaster tournament caster Brian Kibler has quit in protest of Blizzard’s punishment against Asia-Pacific Hearthstone Grandmasters winner Blitzchung.