Overseas Black columnist: Fighting Blizzard is far from enough

Play video (compile/drdarknight) today, the foreign site MMORPG's columnist, Jon Wood, brought us a special section on a cool question for players who recently got into a real-name situation with the Blizzard website Forum.　　Let's take a look at the following. First of all, I have to say that I understand the overwhelming majority of players on the decision of Blizzard, whether it is the official website forum or a third-party forum like us, the players are obviously against the attitude. But I don't think we can solve the problem by opposing or cursing. In any case, Blizzard is a company that understands the needs of the player, otherwise it will not be able to achieve today's success.　　So they can expect a large number of players to hate them, or they are not worried about this large area of opposition. The problem is that this opposition is a piece of cake for them. This in the online games industry is also a common situation, players as long as the bad will spray, will scold, will threaten to say: "I do not play anymore" and so on.　　But gaming companies have always been less aware of these, because in the end there is no action to achieve.　　I've talked to a lot of developers about this over the years, but every time I talk to each other, I get the feeling that they're going to let the players complain, but they're going to go for it in the end. This is not to say that development companies do not listen to players at all. In fact, developers have been listening to the player's comments, think of the game in the GM bar.　　But once a company makes a decision like Blizzard knows that many players will be upset, they will do it with determination. Then, my position is as follows: If you don't like what they want to do, then AFK. Don't complain, don't spray, don't freak out.　　Just stop buying a little card, and it would be better if you could write a message to them in an emotional way. Remember, as long as you like the game, no one will force you to play it.　　You can change the game at any time, although this will make you feel that you have invested in the energy and money have vanished, but this is you can really coerce the game company's only action.　　In the end, I would like to ask all the Warcraft players a simple but very important question: Do you really think this is worth the inconvenience caused by the real name and forever away from the World of Warcraft? If your answer is yes, then you have to prove it by actual action. If it's not, then you have to ask yourself, since you're still deciding to play, is it worth wasting your time on something that doesn't make Blizzard's attitude any different? (This issue is also suitable for the national players.) )