Quote:The opposition against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA) continues to grow as the newly established League for Gamers gains more studio support.

Full Story: SOPA Opposition Continues To Grow As League For Gamers Gain Support

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Although i definitely support their cause, (what gamer wouldn't), I think that boycotting E3 could do more harm than good in regards to their professional image. I'm pretty sure that there are less dramatic yet still effective ways to have their anti sopa message heard, which won't harm any reputations.

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Fuck them. I think they all have better things to do than this fucking act.

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I'd rather not boycott E3, but SOPA must die!

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-Jared

I'm fine with boycotting E3, since the ESA is supporting SOPA and E3 is where they get most of their money.

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"A fan without fear is a fan without hope." ~ Pratt Falls

(January 20, 2012 11:26:58 AM)armless-phelan Wrote:  I'm fine with boycotting E3, since the ESA is supporting SOPA and E3 is where they get most of their money.

It would be interesting if the League for Gamers got big enough to host their own event. Perhaps not this year, but next year if the internet censorship issues haven't died down?

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