They smuggled in super soakers loaded with paint, and damaged the set during the live show, to the dismay of the contestants and hosts.
   A Just Stop Oil spokesperson said, “Video games let us escape into new and exciting dimensions, but real world physics are about to deliver the deaths of billions. Put more carbon into the atmosphere at this point and it’s game over. Gamers co-operate to win, and we need these skills to survive. Everyone must step up and join in civil resistance against new oil and gas, because this isn’t a game. Let’s unite to make this world safe, so that we can get back to exploring cyber worlds. Join Just Stop Oil on a slow march through London from 29th October”

   Idris, a 20 year old artist from London, was one of those taking action today. They said, “It is vital that we draw as much attention as possible to the genocidal decisions the government is making. I won’t stand aside while billions are sentenced to death and neither should you.”

📢 "If you want to be hopeful, you have to think: what are you gonna do?"

🦺 Luke disrupted the Tekken final at #EGX2023 today, and was arrested. Listen to him talk about why he took action.

🖋️ Join Luke in London this November — https://t.co/7BzUVS02dZ pic.twitter.com/HT9KqVz1yE

— Just Stop Oil (@JustStop_Oil) October 15, 2023

   The gaming tournament was sponsored by Barclays Bank, who financed around $167 billion in fossil fuels. This action not only puts pressures on gaming institutions to change their ways, but to ask the youth to turn out in London Oct 29th and onward with Just Stop Oil.