Legendary Video Games Insider Takes a Dig at Elon Musk’s Leadership by Quitting Twitter

One of the most trusted sources of major gaming updates on Twitter,’ Nibel’, has quit the social media platform. The industry insider revealed the unexpected update on their account, while announcing the news. However, their decision is very much influenced by the recent takeover of Twitter by Tesla co-founder Elon Musk.

While mentioning crucial reasons for leaving, Nibel took a dig at Elon Musk. It looks like the business magnate’s recent acquisition of Twitter and the reports coming after that made the popular insider highly upset.

Nibel quits Twitter and reveals Elon Musk won’t prove to be a good leader for the platform

Having a fan following of nearly half-a-million is no joke and Nibel earned it with a consistency in delivering regular updates on the most important gaming titles. Apart from that, the account made sure not to miss out on covering any big event or announcement or sharing early reports on new projects. For a lot of big media outlets, the account used to be a go-to source.

However, on Monday, Nibel made a shocking tweet from their locked account. The tweet mentioned the reason why they decided to leave Twitter altogether. “After some introspection, I’ve made the decision to focus my time and energy elsewhere and move on from Twitter.”

Moreover, Nibel had also posted a short blog in their now defunct Patreon. The insider raised questions on the new Twitter owner Elon Musk. They criticized Twitter’s leadership while writing that Musk is having “seemingly infinite immaturity”, according to Eurogamer.

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“I don’t think that Twitter has yet experienced good leadership, and this trend will not change with Musk either. I do not trust the platform,” the blog read. They also wrote that, according to them, the social media platform will die a slow death in the future. And that it won’t remain the same going forward.

In case anyone missed to keep track of events, The Verge recently reported that Twitter will soon begin charging verified accounts for them to keep having the blue tick. They will need to spend $20 a month in order to stay verified or they will lose the blue tick.

Any account or brand having a blue tick indicates that it’s completely legitimate and authentic. Once the new announcement is made, existing verified users or accounts will lose their verification after a period of 90 days if they don’t pay for it.

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