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Jessica Chobot Issues Apology To Mass Effect Fans; Closes Blog

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IGN's Jessica Chobot has angered Mass Effect fans after her recent comments regarding the backlash of outrage from many gamers over the ending in Mass Effect 3.

Chobot who makes a few appearances as reporter Diana Allers in Mass Effect 3 wrote a blog entry where she called gamers whiny for complaining about the ending of Mass Effect 3 and as a result the blog post has been deleted, Chobot issued an apology, and announced late yesterday that she is closing down her blog on IGN.

"I don’t want to know anything more about the babsolutly RIDICULOUS whine-fest that entitled gamers are having with Bioware..." ~ Jessica Chobot in original blog post

Jessica Chobot shot to popularity among gamers after a photo surfaced of her licking a PSP back in 2005. She was later hired by IGN as a host of IGN Strategize and Weekly Wood. Chobot married fellow IGN host Blair Herter in 2012.

What do you think Gamercide? Should she have just kept her mouth shut or was she correct in sharing her truthful comments?

via IGN

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