I highly doubt that your way of thinking reflects in any way the definition of ethically. Of course not everything is black and white, but its probably more et

I highly doubt that your way of thinking reflects in any way the definition of ethically. Of course not everything is black and white, but its probably more ethical to not play something from a company with clear violations of ethical rules than not. Of course using a product from a company implies supporting or not caring enough about it. There is no need for you to play games from blizzard. I personally bought and play Diablo 2 and not because i think its 'ethical' to do so but because i actually care less about the current blizzard controversy than i care about playing a game which has very strong childhood memories. I'm fully aware that i'm doing what plenty of others are doing: - Driving by car while we are aware of climate change - sometimes keeping my PC running while not necessary - Buying sweet and highly processed food - Not using my money to help people to eat And if we all would actually be more aware of this and agree altogether we could make the earth a much more awesome place. But thats not how it is.