Hearthstone caster Nathan "Admirable" Zamora walks away in protest of Blizzard's handling of Blitzchung's situation. #BoycottBlizzard https://t.co/5EB0rkPcso

— Dom/Dominic (@domandarsi) October 12, 2019

#Hearthstone caster Nathan “Admirable” Zamora steps down in protest https://t.co/I0Hp30nz1F pic.twitter.com/37KUTOVmzG

— VG247 (@VG247) October 12, 2019

#Hearthstone caster Nathan "Admirable" Zamora walks away in protest of Blizzard's handling of Blitzchung's situationhttps://t.co/I0Hp305XD5 pic.twitter.com/hNg4TjlWUi

— VG247 (@VG247) October 11, 2019

#Hearthstone caster Nathan "Admirable" Zamora walks away in protest of Blizzard's handling of Blitzchung's situationhttps://t.co/I0Hp30nz1F pic.twitter.com/cEtGYhit2e

— VG247 (@VG247) October 11, 2019

No they wouldn't. It wasn't just the player that got banned, the 2 casters also got banned for not shutting him down. Blizzard have also literally handed out 1,000 YEAR BANS to members on their forums for even mentioning Hong Kong. https://t.co/OOO1hsqowT

— Roy57on (@DE57ROY) October 12, 2019

What the fuck is this shit @Blizzard_Ent#BoycottBlizzardhttps://t.co/iNIyjNU63d

— eddie priddy (@eddiepriddy) October 11, 2019

@Blizzard_Ent doubling down on exporting censorship.#FreeHongKong #BoycottBlizzard #BlizzardBoycott #Censorship #HongKong #StandWithHongKong #StandWithHK #StopExportingCensorshiphttps://t.co/n2ilz2VDJB

— jack williams (@jackw777) October 11, 2019

Blizzard bans forum members for 1000 years over discussing Hong Kong https://t.co/xqtCFRifWc pic.twitter.com/RTXSB71lmx

— Anthony Garreffa (@anthony256) October 11, 2019

I wasn't able to get this section in to my article in the Guardian, https://t.co/m334ygEC6T, but here's a list of hopefully China-free alternatives to any Blizzard games if you're looking to play something else. #BoycottBlizzard

— Dylan Curran (@iamdylancurran) October 11, 2019

It's nice to be able to stand up and say 'Fuck @Blizzard_Ent' for their stance on free speech, I try to stand up in my own little way in a Guardian feature about boycotting Blizzard, and their games that I dearly love. #BoycottBlizzard https://t.co/m334ygEC6T

— Dylan Curran (@iamdylancurran) October 11, 2019

https://t.co/hpVJnCio6c . Apparently only the voice of Chinese officials matter for @Blizzard_Ent
. How dumb do they think worldwide gamers are ? They better earn that blood money well because they won't get one more $ from me #BoycottBlizzard

— Darius Le (@ltdmagnifico) October 11, 2019

"I'm a Blizzard gamer. I am boycotting them over their Hong Kong censorship | Dylan Curran"#BoycottBlizzard#Blizzardboycott https://t.co/NUydKsLpvl

— Max Peal (@maxpeal) October 11, 2019

Nathan 'ThatsAdmirable' Zadora withdraws from Hearthstone casting over Blitzchung controversy https://t.co/Fv0i1X7z4f pic.twitter.com/RhUFXpNGC6

— PC Gamer (@pcgamer) October 11, 2019

Hearthstone caster Nathan 'ThatsAdmirable' Zamora steps down over Blitzchung controversy https://t.co/IBVRvMb8WF pic.twitter.com/W7xJnXJfIK

— PC Gamer (@pcgamer) October 11, 2019

Hearthstone caster Nathan 'ThatsAdmirable' Zamora steps down in response to Blizzard's Blitzchung actions. https://t.co/PQUfCQHjOs

— Gabriel Malor (@gabrielmalor) October 11, 2019

American video game company Blizzard Entertainment is under fire from the global gaming community after it banned a Hong Kong player who called for a political "revolution" in the city https://t.co/HmAWDfCGCk

— CNN International (@cnni) October 9, 2019

Blizzard targeted with boycott after it banned a Hong Kong player #BoycottBlizzard #HongKongProtests #AntiELAB #FreeHongKong https://t.co/tyZImQhT1z

— Hong Kong World City ???☔️ (@HKWORLDCITY) October 9, 2019

American video game company Blizzard Entertainment is under fire from the global gaming community after it banned a Hong Kong player who called for a political "revolution" in the city https://t.co/6PyZY1G4yu

— CNN (@CNN) October 9, 2019

An esports player from Hong Kong has been banned from a Hearthstone global tournament, after shouting slogans in support of anti-government protests in the city during a livestream. https://t.co/uBm37SqhPu

— CNN (@CNN) October 8, 2019

An esports player from Hong Kong has been banned from a Hearthstone global tournament, after shouting slogans in support of anti-government protests in the city during a livestream. https://t.co/zVcla6q6kT

— CNN International (@cnni) October 8, 2019

And CNN: https://t.co/0LfQW97XR3

— Ville Kilkku (@Old_GuardianHS) October 8, 2019

Interesting twist: trying to make an Overwatch character associated with the Hong Kong protests through memeshttps://t.co/ODtMf7kejV

— Jamie Pastore (@JamiePastore9) October 12, 2019

This is a fascinating turn of events. A new weapon in the arsenal of those trying to push back against Chinese censorship of companies? Trying to associate company products with CCP red lines so that they get blocked https://t.co/kNcXsD86Of

— B. Allen-Ebrahimian (@BethanyAllenEbr) October 11, 2019

Interesting: Gamers pissed that Blizzard punished a Hearthstone player for his 'liberate Hong Kong' remark are punishing Blizzard back by trying to get one of its products banned in China, turning a video game character into a pro-Democracy meme. https://t.co/8tnvZHUptl

— dead cameron (@dellcam) October 9, 2019

This pure information warfare attack surface is brilliant. Blizzard punished a player for being pro Hong Kong. Players are attempting to get Blizzard games banned by Chinese censors. Winnie the Pooh is already censored due to memes about Xi, so this isn’t too unrealistic a goal. https://t.co/OR485MaDb6

— thaddeus e. grugq (@thegrugq) October 11, 2019

Interesting twist: trying to make an Overwatch character associated with the Hong Kong protests through memeshttps://t.co/ODtMf7kejV

— Jamie Pastore (@JamiePastore9) October 12, 2019

@Blizzard_Ent you feeling the burn yet? #BoycottBlizzard #FreeHongKong #FreedomHK https://t.co/tCSxd8eyxK

— Marcus Whelan (@whelan0kkult) October 11, 2019

"It's Hypocritical for Blizzard to Punish Blitzchung but Not Us" https://t.co/H2yaNByICm pic.twitter.com/7oVAi3BtNd

— USG (@USgamernet) October 11, 2019

"We are thrilled to be able to be an important part of this historic effort to protect our Constitution and to ensure that video games remain [a] vibrant form of expression for every gamer in our constituency" - Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotickhttps://t.co/u5EaNuFfRs

— Brendan Sinclair (@BrendanSinclair) October 12, 2019

Hey, remember when Activision Blizzard hired Rudy Giuliani as its lawyer to fight for free speech? Good times.https://t.co/u5EaNuFfRs

— Brendan Sinclair (@BrendanSinclair) October 11, 2019

"블리자드는 Blitzchung을 처벌하지만 우리에게는 그렇지 않은 것은 위선적" https://t.co/hgNYVflaPE
• 최근 생방송 중에 "자유 홍콩, 보이콧 블리자드"표시를 내건 것에 대해 벌을받지 않은 후, 미국 대학의 하스 스톤 대학 팀은 Blitzchung과 연대로 다음 약속된 경기를 포기한다고 밝혔습니다.

— editoy (@editoy) October 13, 2019

Guardian op-ed: "I'm a Blizzard gamer. I am boycotting them over their Hong Kong censorship…What Blizzard gains in revenue from China, it must lose from the rest of the world."https://t.co/cs1UpIXfrJ

— Jonathan Cheng (@JChengWSJ) October 13, 2019

"How could an American company take such a harsh stance against free speech?" https://t.co/WaOeecHu5y
-- Aaaand suddenly it's a problem. ...

— Outsideness (@Outsideness) October 13, 2019

“Find a company that hasn’t picked profits over freedom, and give it your money instead.”
Defend values and human rights. Defend the freedom of speech. #boycottblizzard #FreedomOfSpeech #StandWithHongKong https://t.co/Ms3mOn4n0S

— dogelover (@dogeloverrr) October 13, 2019

Another tactic ...https://t.co/ERhYADcuOV

— Mr. Grimm (@mrgrimm) October 9, 2019