Two new messages (please turn the page to watch on the web):
1. After the launch of "Destiny 2" "Evil Ji Phantom", the number of online players exceeded 1 million
2. Due to strong opposition from the LGTBQ+ community, Ubisoft abandoned Rainbow Six: Siege to compete in the UAE region
After the launch of Destiny 2," the number of online players exceeded 1 million
"Destiny 2" large expansion pack "Evil Ji Phantom" officially launched today, according to the Player Counter data statistics website, after the release of "Evil Ji Phantom", the number of players in "Destiny 2" exceeded 1 million online, proving that this game has been launched for many years, still the sword is not old, very popular. It seems that the developer said that the "Evil Ji Phantom" has sold 1 million copies, which is true.
After the launch of "Evil Ji Phantom", the steam version data of "Destiny 2" is also quite good, and the number of online people entered the TOP5, ranking fourth, with a peak of nearly 300,000 people, almost three times the average number of players in the previous weeks.
The reason for the explosion is because "The Phantom of evil Ji" is not just an expansion pack, in addition to adding a lot of content, the developers emphasize that "we want to break through the dogma of 'light energy equals good, shadow equals evil'", the game will usher in changes, and the story of "Destiny 2" has also entered a climax, as some fans said: "Destiny 2!" Best day! It's coming."
Due to strong opposition from LGTBQ+, Ubisoft abandoned Rainbow Six: Siege to compete in the UAE region
Ubisoft has announced the "Summer Major" competition plan for Rainbow Six: Siege, which is divided into three stages and selects three regions (The United States in May, the United Arab Emirates in August, and Asia in November) as the venue for the competition. But in the UAE, the competition has become a hot topic.
This is mainly because some of the players in the game, as well as some players in the professional circle, are LGBTQ+ members, but in the UAE, LGBTQ+ is illegal, and homosexuality violates criminal law, and the maximum punishment can even be the death penalty.
If players and commentators choose to participate in the local Summer Championships, in which LGBTQ+ members are rightfully worried about their safety, even after Ubisoft has indicated that it will protect their lives, a recent petition was launched on the petition website Change.org to persuade Ubisoft to change the venue of the Summer Championships.
Just two days later, the petition has received more than 13,660 signatures, and there is also a community manager of "Color Six", Ubisoft also quickly heard these voices, "under pressure", Ubisoft today officially pushed, announced the cancellation of the competition in the UAE region, august the contest location to find another place, but also those who expect to see the game in the UAE local players feel disappointed and helpless.