Blizzard warns players to make "star" games in the future

(Compilation/Sky White) Yesterday, this site introduces a player named Ryan who is using the map editor of StarCraft 2 to create an online game called Star World, and is trying to ask Blizzard to give him a copyright lot to make it more legitimate. This incident in the media shortly after the Blizzard's reply came, the point opened the mailbox of Ryan is about to realize that the reality is very dangerous wisdom of the Earth.　　Blizzard has not hesitated to reject his request, and has banned the film he posted on YouTube. Star World Online The leader of the project is a player named Ryan, one day he finished the semi-finished products on YouTube, and quickly attracted a lot of popularity, many players gathered around him and discuss the details of the game. But since Ryan attracted blizzard attention, the video he posted on YouTube has been banned for copyright issues, and the copyright complainant is the blizzard company.　　Ryan's "star World" Forum was not closed and the project continues, but I don't know what blizzard is going to do about it. It is not clear whether Blizzard is complaining about the speculative mentality or the claim that the so-called "star World" has a negative impact on its reputation.　　After all, Ryan's name for the game, Star World, has spanned two of Blizzard's finest. Ryan made a statement on the matter and we can see in the statement that he was angry and frustrated. He stressed that the "StarCraft 2" Map editor was made available to gamers for free, and was designed to encourage players to create something different like Ryan. Now the players are doing it, but Blizzard is not allowed to continue with the copyright issue.　　Why did blizzard have to give players this thing, they do not know the release of this tool will appear what kind of consequences.　　Ryan then talked about his extensive experience with Blizzard games, believing that the game would not tarnish Blizzard's brand, and that he would listen if Blizzard had anything to do with it, but would never accept Blizzard's ban on the project. When I wrote this, Ryan was probably sober, and had come back from his rage and started thinking about the real thing. The whole statement shifted in a hurry: "If Blizzard doesn't want this game to be born, I'll make it into a war-online mod." But I finally wanted Blizzard to understand me, even if they asked me to change my name. 　　"The media are divided on this matter, some media think Blizzard is in the maintenance of their legitimate interests, but also some media in the strange why the players have always been to take the policy of Huairou Blizzard This will play a ferocious left fist." God-level play home map editor Homemade online game version of "StarCraft"