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Blizzard to pull popular games from China after license spat

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By Poornima WEERASEKARA

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Jsut another example that should make companies think how much they are willing to sacrifice in order to enter the Chinese market.

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The sooner the decoupling is completed the better for humanity and civilisation.

Any western business that choose to rub with totalitarianism won't be rubbing with my money. No more BMWs for me.

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Gamer's rights violations in China.

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Then delete the Panda expansion while you are at it.

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Certain subjects cannot be discussed in the game, users personal information must be shared for the CCP, and the code must be shared with the licensing company, so they can stab them in the back and become a major rival.

The Chinese gaming giant said the expiration of the licenses would have "no material impact on NetEase's financial results", in a stock exchange filing Thursday.

They will pass the loss on to the customers, unfortunately.

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