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Greg Miller banned from E3 2020 after "trading his badge" with someone
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When was the last time we've seen Filipi Miucin? Does he have an alibi?
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Sure he has the rights to send evidence and to defend himself but if he really did that then is logic that rules are in for.
What? The expo itself is probably busier than it's ever been.
If you mean the E3 Press Conferences, those were never part of E3 to begin with.
I'm sure there's still 4+ hour lines at the show to see anything worth seeing unless you're media and have meetings with developers scheduled.
Edit: Nevermind, attendance was down this year. It was still higher than every year that wasn't 2018 or 2017 though.
Hahahaha I was about to say the same!! I think games daily is the biggest gaming podcast but I'm not sure. Greg has a huge loyal audience that you don't want to get angry.
Why some y'all so mad? Dude got unjustly banned and wants to draw attention to it to get a response.
Does this save us from another EA presentation hosted by him? A bit too scream-y/yell-y for my taste.
Except for the part that the Kinda Funny Showcase takes place in the Gamespot booth on the convention floor. It's literally on the E3 showfloor lol
Is he even considered a journalist? Can you be considered a journalist when a company specifically pays you to come in and uncritically squeal about how good everything sounds for hours on end?
Not sure I fully understand what's going on.
The accusation is that Greg Miller gave his badge to someone else to let them get into E3? Really?
That seems hard to believe. In the realm of games media, he's pretty high profile. Surely he'd know that wouldn't work / wouldn't risk the repercussions.
The accusation is that Greg Miller gave his badge to someone else to let them get into E3? Really?
That seems hard to believe. In the realm of games media, he's pretty high profile. Surely he'd know that wouldn't work / wouldn't risk the repercussions.
Hopefully he tried to resolve this with them behind the scenes before dragging it onto the internet. It could have been a mistake. Taking something like this to the internet (more especially in the gaming space) can lead to nothing but harassment and overall not good things.
How unprofessional is this guy to share this stuff that is obviously a mistake that can be easily proven to be so.
The video of him there wearing the badge seems pretty contradictory to what e3 is alleging.
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The Kinda Funny Games Showcase was a prerecorded thing
He was at the gamespot booth but that's not what I'm talking about.
Didn't even see that. Yeah, I can't imagine someone else actually had his badge.
Judge: Despite your past cooperation, you ar still facing up to 30 years
"I mean did you ever noticed that Greg Miller wasn't present for this year's PC conference at E3?"
"I mean did you ever noticed that Greg Miller wasn't present for this year's PC conference at E3?"
Came here to essentially say this. Mistakes happen. Maybe the email went to that wrong person? Maybe it wasn't intended to be sent at all. Surely direct communication would sort things out, especially as he is plenty of evidence to back up that he has done nothing wrong.
Having a public meltdown over an error seems ridiculous and a misguided waste of time and effort.
Of course you take to ResetEra to whine about him. I really don't like this baby-toothed user.
Anybody find the time stamp with his badge? Or is it that he needed it to get on stage?
User Banned (1 Week): Trolling with previous related infractions; account still in junior phase
Useless pile of clothing gaming personality #355428 got banned from what will be an awesome E3? Good.
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You can't get into the hall where the Gamespot booth is without a badge
I'm on the same page with you. You are a professional and received an email. Respond to it and wait for the reply. It seems widely childish to take to social media for a dunk on someone who probably made an honest mistake.
What you meant to say was, "I have no idea who this is but I need to get in a smarmy post!"
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