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Featuring its own baseball pitcher delivering the message, New York Yankees' CC Sabathia, he stated in the video that 'In Battlefield: Bad Company 2 grenade spam isnвЂ™t going to prove quite as effective as one might find in competing games of this particular genre, not with destructible buildings, adrenaline pumping weapons and more vehicles than you can count.

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As a response to the original video, EA released a spoof of it, entitled 'Friends Really Against Grenade Spam' or 'F.R.A.G.S.', as a part of a series of videos to promote the release of Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Kotaku editor Owen Good agreed with one of the site's readers who stated that the controversy could have been avoided if the marketing department had called it 'Fight Relentlessly Against Grenade Spam' or 'F.R.A.G.S.' (Referring to the frag grenade) Good denotes the video as pointlessly provocative and criticized certain readers and commentators for what he describes as attacking anyone who takes offense as being politically motivated. Ultimately, Bowling commented that while he could appreciate concerns over the video, he found the gag to be great and removed the video.

Dyer responded to this by saying that due to its poor execution, it appears to be promoting such 'assholer-y'. Infinity Ward employee Robert Bowling responded to this, stating that he felt it was more a social commentary joke than it was promoting the act. Kollar, in response to a reader saying he was overreacting, disagreed, stating that he was not doing anything to boycott the game or suggest others to do so, and was merely criticizing Infinity Ward for making a video that promotes an aspect of Xbox Live that they should be shunning.

Game Informer editor Philip Kollar and freelance writer Mitchell Dyer criticized the video's language and tone as well as the acronym used. Brainy Gamer editor Michael Abbott stated that 'as both a father and a teacher, people need to teach to kids that this is not okay.' Game Critics editor Matthew Kaplan stated that the current marketing attitude comes from the present day culture of cynicism and self-centeredness. This quickly created controversy, with writers such as Denis Farr saying it shows an acceptance of homophobic insults on Xbox Live. The video depicts Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels delivering a fake public service announcement decrying the use of grenade spam, calling it 'for pussies', before he is blown up by many semtex grenades being thrown at him. According to Infinity Ward's Community Manager Robert Bowling this exploit has since been corrected as of version 1.06 released on December 11, 2009.ДЄ viral video was released about an organization called 'Fight Against Grenade Spam' or 'F.A.G.S'. He added that he does not feel bad for anyone banned, saying that people who took advantage of exploits made games unfair.

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Tyler Barber of GameSpy commented that Sony likely carried out no bans due to the service being free and as such gave them less incentive to track down offenders. Despite the Xbox Live bannings, Sony stated that they would not ban anyone on the PlayStation Network for exploiting the Javelin glitch. He further stated that any permanent bans prevent the console from ever being playable online, making them 'basically dead.' He added that people would often sell such consoles to GameStop and online sites such as eBay and Craigslist.

By definition, it is exploiting, another practice frowned upon by players, along with glitching and hacking.

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Ars Technica editor Ben Kuchera criticized the suspensions, stating that Microsoft should not be banning people from the service, because taking advantage of something found in the game's code is not cheating. Live suspensions for anyone exploiting the glitch.