Don't wear Path of Exile Shirts at Blizzcon :) Kripparrian was told not to

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SL4Y3R wrote:

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Stefacle wrote:

Blizzard scared of a F2P title from a small indie developer?

Lol. My thought exactly

If you cant understand that you can wear whatever you want in Blizzcon except if you are participating in events where you are focused by cameras either in competitions or w/e you are specificly not allowed to promnote any other product like Razer , Asus , etc etc

You arent allowed to publicitize any other product. Its a standard on any event known ... yet people here are so delusional and think its about PoE when its advertisements in general ...

Its advertisements in general.

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cutt wrote:

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Itsthepolice wrote:

Ofc .. on the eyes of the common fanatic and delusional PoE fanboy it only means Blizzard is afraid of GGG .... simply moronic.

Butthurt is strong in this one.

Yes .. ignore what i typed on the rest of the post ..and focus just on that .. that will give you proper context.

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bhavv wrote:

They couldn't legally ask that in the US or within the EU regardless of it being their own event.

They can't legally tell you what to wear, but they can legally reject you entrance to their private establishment, the fact that you bought a ticket does not matter because by buying it you also accept their terms and conditions.

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Itsthepolice wrote:

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True_Apathy wrote:

You know I actually do hate Kripp but that's actually really terrible I paid for your f'ing ticket you aren't telling me what to not wear lol

You can wear whatever you want in Blizzcon. Are you participating in any event? If yes ... its pretty standard you cant promote other products ...

Oh okay then

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bhavv wrote:

D2 fans seemed unwilling to ever try non Blizz ARPGs in the first place, but the reason why PoE is having much more success is due to how many people were let down by D3, and who are flocking to try other games like this one instead.

And GGG knows that ... and his taking advantage of the hate to cater to these players. The recent GGG marketing strategy reflects this .. which is sad.

GGG is building a comunity based on the hate and dissapointment for Diablo3. It will backfire when most return to Reaper of Souls.

Their banner with the " everything you wanted from Diablo3 and more" will cause a lot of harm to GGG if RoS turns out to be a mega success and GGG cant release content that supports those claims.

Advertisement witout paying and calumny the host isn't allowed in the USA.

Sure he can pull something like wearing a sweatshirt and show and advertisement shirt under it but then he will most likely be sued in the USA.

In other countries it falls under occupier of premises.
You aren't allowed to enter rastaurants without fitting the dress code.

Do you really expect you are allowed to wear a Nazi Uniform at jewish events?


In my country some football players have a private contract with nice and they play in a club sponsored by addidas and during a promotion tour they wore Nike stuff and they all had to pay a fine for unallowed advertisement. The worst of those player even got sold.


It's just normal behavior of a company nothing else.

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Itsthepolice wrote:

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bhavv wrote:

D2 fans seemed unwilling to ever try non Blizz ARPGs in the first place, but the reason why PoE is having much more success is due to how many people were let down by D3, and who are flocking to try other games like this one instead.

And GGG knows that ... and his taking advantage of the hate to cater to these players. The recent GGG marketing strategy reflects this .. which is sad.

GGG is building a comunity based on the hate and dissapointment for Diablo3. It will backfire when most return to Reaper of Souls.

Their banner with the " everything you wanted from Diablo3 and more" will cause a lot of harm to GGG if RoS turns out to be a mega success and GGG cant release content that supports those claims.

Where's that banner? How's GGG's marketing strategy reflects this?

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Itsthepolice wrote:

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SL4Y3R wrote:

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Stefacle wrote:

Blizzard scared of a F2P title from a small indie developer?

Lol. My thought exactly

Then you are a clueless moderator that shouldnt even be a moderator.
If you cant understand that you can wear whatever you want in Blizzcon except if you are participating in events where you are focused by cameras either in competitions or w/e you are specificly not allowed to promnote any other product like Razer , Asus , etc etc

You arent allowed to publicitize any other product. Its a standard on any event known ... yet people here are so delusional and think its about PoE when its advertisements in general ...

Its advertisements in general.

Well, I'm not a moderator. So.... yeah.

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Itsthepolice wrote:

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bhavv wrote:

D2 fans seemed unwilling to ever try non Blizz ARPGs in the first place, but the reason why PoE is having much more success is due to how many people were let down by D3, and who are flocking to try other games like this one instead.

And GGG knows that ... and his taking advantage of the hate to cater to these players. The recent GGG marketing strategy reflects this .. which is sad.

GGG is building a comunity based on the hate and dissapointment for Diablo3. It will backfire when most return to Reaper of Souls.

Their banner with the " everything you wanted from Diablo3 and more" will cause a lot of harm to GGG if RoS turns out to be a mega success and GGG cant release content that supports those claims.

Not even a expantion will be able to save D3, their only hope is to end D3 with an obvious cliff hanger for D4 and then mimicing PoE. Im lucky I didnt have to pay for D3, I played it through a single difficulty and before I even finished it I was bored, but I had to finish it just to see the story. Am I a fan boy of PoE? Sure why not, ill take it as a compliment as this is what gamers want...a challenge. You can also tell D3 was designed for console with how simplistic it is.

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SL4Y3R wrote:

Well, I'm not a moderator. So.... yeah.

Fixed.


But yeah ... dont bother commenting the rest of the post. So ... yeah.