Tue, Oct 16, 2012 | 12:43 BST
ArmA 3 jailed devs: new campaign lets you send them a postcard to show support
ArmA 3 developers detained in Greece on suspicion of espionage are ‘doing well’ according to a new statement released by their employer Bohemia Interactive. The Help Ivan Martin campaign site – which was set up to rally support for the duo – is now offering fans a chance to send them postcards as a way of showing your support.
You can check out the site here, and choose from a range of postcard designs and custom messages as your way of sending them your wishes.
Meanwhile, the duo face longer detainment for a few more weeks until a hearing, due to strikes within the Greek judicial system. Check out the latest update here:
What do you make of this initiative? Is it touching, or is it questionable? Let us know below.
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Posted in: PC
Tags: ARMA 3, bohemia interactive
4 comments
#1
deathm00n
16/10/12, 1:09 pm
In my opinion, Bohemia is turning this into marketing.
#2
KrazyKraut
16/10/12, 1:14 pm
yes….and saying shit like: “oh they were on vacation…we have nothing to do with this” PIGS CAN FLY!!
#3
jerryhopper
16/10/12, 4:02 pm
@deathm00n think so? Why didnt i get the prison adress from BI ? Why am i paying for the stamps? and better… BI where is my paycheck ?!
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solidslider
17/10/12, 9:10 am
@deatm00n @KrazyKraut Because they would send their creative director and lead level designer to Greece. Makes sense…