Blizzard F@#!ed Up

Over the weekend, a Hearthstone player made headlines for protesting the Chinese government during a livestream.

At the time, Blizzard pulled the footage. But now? The player has been banned, his prize money has been taken away and Blizzard has also cut ties with the casters, who just happened to be on stream.

Written and Hosted by: Daniel Rosen (@Daniel_Rosen)
Edited by: Brian Van Huynh (@beevanhuynh)

Footage courtesy of:

Hong Kong Drone Footage
Courtesy: HoverUAVDrones

Hong Kong riot police face protesters blocking streets after violent weekend
Courtesy: Global News

Why the NBA Is Facing a Difficult Choice in China | WSJ
Courtesy: Wall Street Journal

Blitzchung clip
Courtesy: Hearthstone esports via Inven Global

[BREAKING] Hong Kong Hearthstone player @blitzchungHS calls for liberation of his country in post-game interview:https://t.co/3AgQAaPioj

@Matthieist #Hearthstone pic.twitter.com/DnaMSEaM4g

— ? Inven Global ? (@InvenGlobal) October 6, 2019

Who is Carrie Lam, the Leader of Hong Kong? | NYT News
Courtesy: The New York Times

DawN vs Blitzchung – Hearthstone Grandmasters Asia-Pacific S2 2019 – Week 7
Courtesy: Hearthstone Esports

Here’s Why People in Hong Kong Are Terrified of Being Extradited to China
Courtesy: Vice News

Hong Kong a city on edge
Courtesy:CNA

Mei images
Courtesy: reddit

Mei knows the way! You can ban players and presenters, but you can’t ban being held accountable, Blizzard from HongKong

Mei the Force be with Hong Kong from HongKong

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