2017-01-08, 11:14 PM
Every GDQ some stupid pomegranate happens and people like you try to use it as an excuse for why no one should ever support GDQ ever again. It stopped being good to you, but I still enjoy it, and I'll donate if I feel like it. The money still goes to the charity in question. Whether PCF is a good charity or not is a different debate (one that also gets brought up every single AGDQ), but ultimately some people doing some stupid pomegranate and getting banned for it isn't really my problem or any of my concern when I decide whether or not to watch. Ultimately, neither is what one of the main event organizers said on their Twitter account, because I don't care what they said. People say stupid pomegranate all the time. This isn't a company showing they're out of touch with reality (like Nintendo did once with a comment on streaming), it's an online streaming event.
I decided to look up what the big deal was after seeing this thread, and the best I can find is this, which with the amount of people giving valid reasons that the ban was justified I don't really see the problem.
GDQ is fine. You may have liked it when it smaller, and to each their own, but ultimately there's no inherit problem with the event. Every time I see something like what you're saying, and I've yet to be convinced that anything is even remotely wrong.
I decided to look up what the big deal was after seeing this thread, and the best I can find is this, which with the amount of people giving valid reasons that the ban was justified I don't really see the problem.
GDQ is fine. You may have liked it when it smaller, and to each their own, but ultimately there's no inherit problem with the event. Every time I see something like what you're saying, and I've yet to be convinced that anything is even remotely wrong.