Very bombastic and spectacular, with the text in bold, to highlight that spectacular reasoning.
The problem is when you look at that reasoning from the other side: on consoles the game has adapted to the players, how curious.
Now it turns out that the difference between playing with a controller or with KBM are prejudices. “Prejudices” for which precisely on the console they can deactivate cross-play. “Prejudices” that serve a console gamer to avoid an entire platform (PC). Or is it that these “prejudices” are good depending on which side you are on?
If it had been the other way around (mandatory cross-play on consoles), would you also agree and continue to praise Blizzard? Something tells me no (and in that case we would both agree). It’s the difference between you and me: one sees the same thing from both sides of the glass, the other doesn’t.
What I have been talking about from the beginning is applying the same standard to all communities. Equal treatment, as we have all paid for the game. Something very simple to implement and that is to the benefit of all players, or rather should I say consumers.
In any case, if you want to justify Blizzard’s unjustifiable decisions, I won’t be the one to stop you. Keep doing it, take advantage while those decisions are to your liking. Sooner or later they will cease to be to your liking, perhaps then you will understand what this whole conversation was about.
I am not going to insist any more on this topic. I think the two positions have become quite clear.
Whoever wants to understand, do it. And the rest, enjoy the cross-play (maybe the next occurrence is not so funny).
P.S. I am overwhelmed by the proven innocence when it comes to smurf accounts. As if you couldn’t create a smurf account on the console and link it to a new, different Battle.net account. Or directly unlink the linked console account and link one of the infinite smurf.
Yet another reason for not arguing with you further, your position is completely biased, prone to accepting without criticism everything that comes from Blizzard. Perhaps I am the opposite case. In any case, we will never understand each other.