> Too bad. They should be dreading this event. Blizzard have publicly fucked up in a very big way, and now the people that represent Blizzard are going to have to deal with that.
What do you think the Blizzard employees are going to "have to deal with" if not harassment at BlizzCon?
None of this is harassment. You can't just use the word "harassment" any time someone challenges you or says something you don't like.
Certainly, a simple protest is not harassment, nor is asking pointed questions. But all it takes is one unhinged person to make it turn violent.
Likely? Not really. But certainly not outside the realm of possibility.
If your fans want to ask why you are betraying the values you espouse, then they're gonna ask it. And this is not harassment.
They will have to deal with negative publicity and people not liking their events, and refusing to buy their games, therefore causes them to be less successful?
Why shouldn't they deserve to receive negative financial impact, as a company, for doing stuff that pisses off customers?
maybe just annoyed at having to do lots of video editing to hide it from the CCP overlords.