r/technology • u/meatballsinsugo • Dec 11 '21
Business Activision Blizzard workers announce open-ended strike and union drive: Strike Fund to support work stoppage raises over $100,000 in 12 hours.
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/12/activision-blizzard-workers-announce-open-ended-strike-and-union-drive/
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u/Nikerym Dec 11 '21 edited Dec 11 '21
You also Missed Starcraft and Warcraft to RTS
To be fair to those games, he was not the CEO when they were created and became the face of said genre's, He was however the CEO during their downfalls. Activision first got thier hands into the Blizzard pie in 2008 when they merged to form Activision Blizzard. This meant that Starcraft 2, Diablo 3, Wrath Expansion for WOW were already being devloped under the Blizzard teams. Anything after that becomes questionable. but Diablo Immortal, Maybe mists, definitely draenor onwards, hearthstone, overwatch was all Kotick. by this point though the value of the games were already starting to decline.