Jeff Kaplan is having none of your trolling
Overwatch's game director combats toxicity.
Overwatch has been plagued by toxicity since its infancy, something Blizzard is well aware of, and is trying their best to combat. Game director Jeff Kaplan has been very vocal about it previously and has a hands-on approach to managing communities, but this time, according to Blizzardwatch, he has taken things a bit further, addressing a specific troll personally.
Here's what he said:
You can read the entire exchange here, but for more of Kaplan, check out the interview we did with him at the Fun & Serious event in Bilbao, Spain down below.
Do you think this is the right approach to toxicity?
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