Blizzard throws olive branch or hires star World developer

(Compilation/Sky White) Remember that guy who said he was going to use the "StarCraft 2" map editor to create a "star World" Ryan (Ryan Winzen)?　　After being invited to visit Blizzard headquarters, Blizzard made public that he would consider giving him a job if he did well. Ryan's "star World" can see it as a StarCraft version of Wow, based on YouTube video, select the character screen and release the Skills interface with World of Warcraft and similar.　　It was not long ago that the player's homemade mod game, the Star World, had a bleak future, and the reason for this was that blizzard, after hearing the news, posted the author's video on YouTube and sent a copy of the copyright warning letter to the author. The reason why Blizzard was so nervous may have been the impact of the "Warcraft" DotA event, but eventually Blizzard agreed with Ryan to continue with his work and insisted that all the previous actions were a misunderstanding. Have to say that has consistently maintained its close to the player image of blizzard this rude video incident to the cause of a certain negative impact, in an effort to make amends, blizzard not only quickly gave Ryan copyright approval, but also invited him to visit Blizzard headquarters and later told the media that if Ryan had done well enough,　　Then consider giving him a modeling job. "There are a number of factors that determine whether a person has the ability to get a job that matches," Dustin Browder, director of game Design Dusty of StarCraft 2, a self-made player, said in a media interview. I have not seen him, he is a good man? I don't know, of course he's definitely not a jerk. In fact I don't care about it at all, I just want to work with a capable team. "Is he skilled in technology?" How many things did he do himself? What is his design concept? How does he make moving technology, and does he understand how a great game was born? I haven't played this mod so far. In fact, he had to face a lot of challenges to get the job done, but if he had managed to solve the problems and overcome the challenges, an outstanding designer who had been vying for the big developers would have been born. "I don't know if he has the ability to prove he can get the job, but I hope he can." It all depends on the day he finishes his work, the effort he makes.　　Said Dudley.　　As for what happened with Ryan, dusty it all into a big misunderstanding, and he said that the reason he blocked Ryan's YouTube video was because of a player who mistakenly thought it was a game played by Blizzard officials and was forced to do so to avoid confusion. It doesn't matter what the facts are now, the results that players have seen are perfect, Blizzard is "magnanimous" in promising Ryan a job, the player is more impressed with Blizzard, and Ryan can continue to do his work.