Oneal did, by focusing on how great the company's progress on Overwatch 2 and Diablo has been. "There's a lot of work ahead of us but the passion and productivity are already here, and when our people feel safe and supported, the rest is going to take care of itself," she said before Blizzard co-founder Allen Adham stepped in to add his own statement about how great Blizzard has always been for 30 years, and how excited he was about upcoming games. From that point on, no one mentioned the lawsuit. Earlier on the call during the prepared remarks, multiple leaders had warned that if Activision-Blizzard continued to experience "prolonged periods of adverse publicity, significantly reduced productivity or other negative consequences relating to this matter, our business likely would be adversely impacted." And there was an expected, opening statement at the top of the call largely reiterating CEO Bobby Kotick's letter on the matter from last week.