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china's impact on the future of videogames
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lordician:
You seem to confuse my voice for more lawful/reasonable actions with me siding with the Chinese government.
But what can i expect. You all go on with your bandwagons, apparently we need more chaos and erratic actions.
Seems like that is the only thing that we can use lately to solve problems.

My thoughts and prayers for the Hong Kong people who are under assault from the Chinese government.
No but seriously, any violation of human rights is not okay. The movement he called out is alright, just, do we really have to put politics in games?
Sure, there is always some political views. Nothing can be completely without it since it is part of how we view the world. But like this?
I'd rather see the players announcing they are gonna use that prize money to support the Hong Kong movement or like for aid in that area.
But showing a sign saying "Liberate Hong Kong" during post-game commentary, is that really gonna help?
The people he reached with his action where those already supporting the movement (whom are now outraged he got banned and all that).

Just saying, there are plenty of other, more effective and not as disruptive ways to help the movement.
If you want a chaotic approach, actually act against the Chinese government directly. Go fight them in Hong Kong or something, anything other then just screaming out "Liberate Hong Kong" in a post-game interview after a Hearthstone tournament game.
Foxscotch:

--- Quote from: lordician on October 09, 2019, 11:01:41 PM ---You seem to confuse my voice for more lawful/reasonable actions with me siding with the Chinese government.

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lawful? whose laws hombre?
--- Quote from: lordician on October 09, 2019, 11:01:41 PM ---The movement he called out is alright, just, do we really have to put politics in games?

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sure lmao. literally why not?
you will have a hard time convincing anyone that the sanctity of online gaming is more important than human rights and freedom from oppressive regimes
Rigel:
to quote a great man, "We need less politics in games, and more gamers in politics!"
King Tøny:
Kinda funny how the chinese affect america's free speech.

But I guess you can do anything when money is involved
sleep:

--- Quote from: Conan on October 09, 2019, 10:11:06 PM ---and just as quickly debunked. official riot response released today - casters were just wary and unsure after the blizzard news

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im sorry my own post was about the postgame live interview not being live, not the casters. Riot completely ignored this in their statement
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