They might get away with it yet, no matter how much TB says.Legion said:The part I find the strangest is that the company thought they could get away with doing it. Did they honestly expect him to keep quiet and say nothing?
Well, this HAS happened before. TB even mentions it.thethird0611 said:Not gonna lie, im surprised this hasnt happened before. I thought it would be common sense not to try to silence someone through a pretty noticeable policy, but someone did it. The bigger thing is they did it to TB, who is BIG, so he is going to say something to his fans about it.
A little bit of 'Wow' and 'I knew it was coming' mixed together.
Strikes--even false strikes--can shut down your channel, which is his business.Sansha said:The developers are idiots... any other reviewer and this would just go away, but not fucking TotalBiscuit. TB is an asshole, and loves to take shit personally, so of course there'd be a backlash from this.
I mean, I don't like TB and I think most of his rants are completely self-serving, but come on, why would you not take it personal when someone tries to end your job?
It's mostly semantics, though, and changes little. Fair Use Doctrine applies to criticism and commentary. Even if we accept that poster's premise that it's not a review, it doesn't matter. It was splitting hairs, but the end result is the same.gigastar said:True, however what TB does is simply a different approach to the same job. He plays the game, then publishes his opinion on it, then viewers upon hearing his opinion decide whether or not the game in question is what they want, just like your regular review.