Reddit hearthstone

Reddit hearthstone

Reddit hearthstone

Reddit hearthstone has been four days since T introduced "Blitzchung" Wai Chung to give his voice to the Hong Kong protest movement at the Hoxtstone Grandmasters Stream. Appearing in a gas mask and goggles, the pro player said "Liberate Hong Kong in Chinese" while the actors ducked under his desk before the stream could cut him.

The next day, the publisher of Heartthstone, which funds the tournament, Blizzard Entertainment announced that Wai Chung would be banned for one year from playing Grandmasters, forfeiting his win and expelling the cast.

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"I think the punishment is too harsh for me," Wai Chung told Newsweek. "I believe they banned me because of Chinese pressure." He feels "sorry" for Virtual and MrWai, two Taiwanese artists who lost their jobs and potential careers. According to an interview by PC Gamer, approximately "50 percent" of the virtual income comes from the casting of Asian Heartstone events.

The player's blizzard sent shockwaves Reddit hearthstone  

The player's blizzard sent shockwaves via the internet in a huge amount, causing unilateral anger and anger among gamers and viewers alike. As "#BoycottBlizzard" trends on Twitter, the singing of Overwatch's Chinese hero Mei to support Hong Kong protests garnered hundreds of thousands of upvotes on Hong Kong, Overwatch and Gaming Redits.

After his ban, Wei Chung said he was having "a hard time", but "feels much better right now after knowing the amount of people who support me." Starting this week with just 400 Twitter followers, his account has grown rapidly to over 12,000 and bombarded media outlets reaching him.

Members of the Hearthstone community have pledged their support, including three American University players who organized the "Free Hong Kong, Boycott Blizzard" during a stream college tournament. A video clip went viral showing signs during the stream, following which Blizzard was rapidly moving away from the other team.

Popular English artists

Popular English artists Brian Keebler and Nathan "Admirable" Zamora announced that they would no longer be finalists at any Grandmaster game as well as a gesture of solidarity at Blizzon. Wai Chung says he is "really appreciative and proud of his decision."

Moving forward, Wai Chung does not have "future plans", except "travel somewhere and relax." He would "probably" abandon Hearthstone until Blizzard "reconsidered" his ban, spending those hours practicing for the Grandmasters tournament and figuring out his next move.

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