While Riot was flying high thanks to Arcane, Blizzard was booed non-stop by fans, more than 1200 employees signed to demand the dismissal of the CEO, one scandal after another.

The sad thing is that in contrast to Riot, which is being praised all the time because the film Arcane leads No. 1 on Netflix, successfully overthrowing Squid Game, Blizzard is imitating Rockstar with a series of scandals. However, if Rockstar’s scandal comes from their newly launched product Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, Blizzard’s problem comes from the staff, specifically here is CEO Bobby Kotick.

While Riot was flying high thanks to Arcane, Blizzard was booed non-stop by fans, more than 1200 employees signed to demand the dismissal of the CEO, one scandal after another.

Specifically, recently, more than 1200 employees working at Activision Blizzard signed their names on a request to fire CEO Bobby Kotick, and the number of participants is expected to increase. The content of this petition calls for CEO Bobby Kotick to resign immediately, and the board will need to proceed to elect a new CEO.

It should be noted that the people who signed the petition to fire CEO Bobby Kotick are all working at Blizzard, and they signed their real names, not an anonymous online vote. The number 1200 represents about 12% of the company’s employees, and it clearly shows the crisis Blizzard is facing.

The reason why CEO Bobby Kotick was asked to be fired is said to have been his actions and words that looked down on employees, while deliberately ignoring and tolerating brazen sexual harassment taking place at the company. main in Blizzard. There are even accusations directed at Bobby Kotick about the CEO’s excessive sexual harassment.

The fact that 1200 people have registered their real names, as well as their current position at Blizzard raises questions about whether these signers will receive retaliation if CEO Bobby Kotick is not fired. but it also shows the determination of the Blizzard employees.

Thunder Tier One – Historical context shooter from the ‘father’ of PUBG New State

Krafton, the makers of PUBG New State, recently revealed a new game called Thunder Tier One. The product is currently open for pre-registration on the Steam store.

The game is scheduled to officially launch on December 7, 2021. Set in the 90s, after the fall of the Soviet Union, Thunder Tier One is a realistic shooter with a top-down perspective where you take part in the action. Join a special combat team tasked with stopping a terrorist organization.

A paramilitary terrorist organization known as the SBR has carried out a series of attacks on civilian targets in the Eastern European country of Salobia. Special troops have been deployed to locate SBR leader Marko Antonov and destroy his terrorist group.

In 4-player co-op or solo with AI teammates, players must choose their weapons, equipment, and all of their tactical skills to complete missions.

In solo mode, you are joined by 3 AI teammates. You need to react intelligently to each situation faced.

Thunder Tier One gamers must decide exactly what to do in each mission and choose from a variety of weapons and accessories, ammo types, armor, and even need to choose what camouflage pattern to wear on their clothing.

Krafton’s new game is currently priced at 188,000 VND at the time of registration through Steam. Participating players who pre-register will receive a lobby theme with an exclusive background. For more information about the ability to experience, you can follow the product play configuration below.