Blizzard might stop making evil questlines to appease China

[Dhrizzle]

Fair point. However, do you feel that other businesses doing the same thing actually negate that Blizzard are actually hypocrites in this regard, or rather, that these other companies too, much like Blizzard, are also guilty of the same thing? Do note that, even if inclusive, many of these companies, unlike Blizzard, did not use it for promotion purposes. They treat it like normal, as inclusivity should be. Blizzard, on the other hand, wears it like a badge of honor or a signal of virtue. So, how moral is it to fool a group of people into believing in their seemingly similar ideals, when behind their back, in hopes they don't hear about it, they would strike them away at a moment's notice? I believe attention should be paid to both sides, not whichever one makes them the most money regardless of location.

I don't think you quite understand how corporations work. Money-making businesses don't set or advance values or things like a progressive agenda, they try to reflect the values of the society they are operating in.

That's why you see a lot of companies flying rainbow logos for pride month in western nations but not in places like the Middle-East, it is consistent if you understand their goals.

[Empower]

I don't think you quite understand how corporations work. Money-making businesses don't set or advance values or things like a progressive agenda, they try to reflect the values of the society they are operating in.

That's why you see a lot of companies flying rainbow logos for pride month in western nations but not in places like the Middle-East, it is consistent if you understand their goals.

While it seems consistent to us its heresy to some. They think companies are their friends.

[Aucald]

This thread has wandered far astray from its admittedly shaky premise and will now be closed.