Microsoft's acquisition of Activison Blizzard
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Good on them, but that thread is already not a healthy place.
He's no longer useful to Microsoft's cause. He was welcome when shaping perception the deal was healthy for the wider industry. He was greeted with open arms when misrepresenting Sony's written submissions and bashing PlayStation. Now he's an embarrassment. Florian who?
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He tells them what they want to hear so they keep sharing his stuff, lol.
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So he goes from implying he knows who Idas is to now just trying to come up with shit. He's desperate.
Not even the doxing. That's simply the excuse they're using to jettison any mention of his name and, more importantly, connection to Microsoft.
That thread got unhealthy well before people started peddling Florian's content there.
But OK on them I guess for doing the bare minimum. Bet he still has an account there he posts under.
Every regulator, government and representative needs to see this type of behavior.... how low Microsoft and their agents have gone to muscle this deal through and realize how low it has gotten.
There is no decorum, no respect, no trust, it's bully tactics, dirty games and no company using such methods should be entertained.
If you think the regulators aren’t aware of this shit, I don’t know what to say.
Didn't seem to sway Europe much but I didn't expect anything from Vesteger.... completely corrupt woman. Europe is all about collecting the fines.... funding their extensive governance roles with ridiculous pay packages for previous national politicians who already have 1-2 pensions.
The whole industry (not only games, every single one) would be so peaceful without Microsoft. MS is a common evil which have should been razed back then when US government wanted to scatter them. Curse you George W. Busch!
Oh, the European Commonwealth is a total joke for regulation. Absurdly tight rules and no interest in fixing them, as it’s all about collecting fines. Their competition standards are basically just there to extort corporations, not to do anything in the consumer’s interests at all.
Honestly, the whole EU setup is a farce the way it is, and I honestly think the UK was right in pulling out, since the EU chose to give them an ultimatum when reforms were called for.
Not surprised one bit... I heard of companies that do 'reputation management' that basically run a type of mass shilling and attacking rival companies, pushing up scores across the net etc. I imagine they have loads of people in call-center type setups...