After his racist comments, Felix Kjellberg apologized.<\/p>\n
Previously, we wrote about how PewDiePie<\/strong><\/em> called someone a \u201en_gger\u201d during a PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds<\/strong><\/em> stream. After this event, he made a video, where he said he has no excuses and that he is disappointed in himself, as he doesn’t seem to learn from his previous mistakes (previously, his anti-semitic content made Disney and YouTube terminate their partnership with him).<\/p>\n Sean Vanaman<\/strong><\/em>, one of the heads of Campo Santo<\/strong><\/em>, developers of Firewatch<\/strong><\/em>, told the other developers to stop working with PewDiePie<\/strong><\/em>. It resulted in Simogo<\/a><\/span> asking him to delete his Year Walk videos.<\/p>\n However, fans had their \u201erevenge\u201d on Firewatch<\/strong><\/em>: on Steam<\/a><\/span>, the recent reviews are quite negative. Quoting a few: \u201eThe developers seem to support censorship which I will not.\u201d, \u201eThis is one of the most beautiful games. Short, but amazing. Pulls you in and keeps you intrigued from start to finish. However, negative review cause the developer is a whiny baby, filing DMCA takedowns over hurtful words.\u201d<\/p>\n Vanaman told Buzzfeed<\/a><\/span> that he \u201eregrets\u201d his actions…<\/p>\n