Time to cut Ties with MobileGamer

"7AnimalMother;d-209935" wrote:
Dear EA,

It is time for you to end your relationship with the Youtuber known as Mobilegamer. If you are not aware, yesterday, he published a hit piece about one of your recently departed employees in which he spitefully asserted falsehoods about the reasons for said employees departure. While he has since taken the piece down from general view, that video now is floating in the permanent internet ether.

Not only was the video incredibly unprofessional, but it also could be viewed by your former employee as a potential civil tort if it should prove to be injurious to said employees professional reputation. A continued relationship with this Youtuber by your company could be viewed as tacit approval of the contents of his video. As such, I would give serious consideration to removing all of his access to the game.

Thank you for your time.

First off you have no business invoking tort law. Second MG has a legitimate reason to be a disgruntled person with the way ea/cg sent him that letter second it's very clear in his video he was speaking with assumption of facts and that it was his own opinion. Unlike why many journalists do today and spout opinion as fact, MG in fact didn't.

All the YouTubers posted theories and opinions on why Carrie left. And let's face it after her Twitter comments the writing was on the wall for her departure from the studio.

To be clear i liked Carrie i had nothing negative to say about her. We all know ea is a tough publisher to work with. That's no secret. Did i think Carrie got forced out yes. 40 years on this planet tells me I've seen that happen one to many times. Do i think she will be successful elsewhere yes. Do i think she needed to leave cg no.

If Carrie left on her own Accord i wish her the best in her next professional achievements, likewise if she was forced out. But MG in particular has a reason to be upset with her and cg for the way they handled things with his channel.

My 2 cents.