More Activision Blizzard Leaders Resign

More Activision Blizzard , Leaders Resign.
Three more high-ranking members of Activision
Blizzard have left the company, including some
associated with the upcoming 'Diablo 4.'.
Three more high-ranking members of Activision
Blizzard have left the company, including some
associated with the upcoming 'Diablo 4.'.
'Diablo' director Luis Barriga and designer
Jesse McCree have both left the project. Designer Jonathan LeCraft has left 'World of Warcraft.'.
President J. Allen Brack, along with other executives,
recently stepped down in the wake of allegations
of widespread sexual harassment against the company.
President J. Allen Brack, along with other executives,
recently stepped down in the wake of allegations
of widespread sexual harassment against the company.
BBC reports that no reason has been given
for the three most recent departures.
Gaming news site Kotaku was the first
to break the news, and it was later
confirmed by Activision Blizzard.
Their exit follows a lawsuit filed
by the state of California
against Activision Blizzard.
Their exit follows a lawsuit filed
by the state of California
against Activision Blizzard.
The lawsuit alleges widespread
discrimination and sexual
harassment at the company.
According to the BBC, the loss of two significant
leaders from 'Diablo 4' may pose problems
for the development of the game.
Activision Blizzard directly addressed these
concerns in a statement.
We have a deep, talented roster
of developers already in place
and new leaders have been
assigned where appropriate, Activision Blizzard, via statement.
We have a deep, talented roster
of developers already in place
and new leaders have been
assigned where appropriate, Activision Blizzard, via statement.
We are confident in our ability to continue [to] progress, deliver amazing experiences to our players, and move forward to ensure a safe, productive work environment for all, Activision Blizzard, via statement.
We are confident in our ability to continue [to] progress, deliver amazing experiences to our players, and move forward to ensure a safe, productive work environment for all, Activision Blizzard, via statement