About a week and a half ago, we took a stand against Battlefield: Bad Company for selling us an incomplete game. Little did I know that our site would garner such an impressive response across the internets. Over 120,000 people have come to the site to either view our Bad Company Boycott Video, read about the Boycott, or download our Boycott wallpaper and avatar pics.

This is just the beginning, but I am damn proud, of all of you. The full update, after the jump.

Here’s a quick rundown of the awesome support Sarcastic Gamer has received for our boycott.

• Over 58,000 people have viewed the Boycott Video on Youtube. By the time you read this, that number will have gone up even more. Over 300 comments have been left, 99% have been positive.
• Over 600 comments combined between the three articles about the boycott on Sarcastic Gamer. All but 5 comments have supported the boycott.
• Over 30 different blogs and web pages around the world have linked to the articles in solidarity with Sarcastic Gamer.
• The Bad Company Boycott Video made the main page of Digg.com and currently has over 2000 Diggs.
• The Boycott Call article has over 400 Diggs.
• Over 350 comments have been left on Digg.com on both Boycott articles.
• Over 250 comments have been left on N4G, with 99% supporting the Boycott.
• Countless hundreds of comments have been left on the many websites that have posted our Video and Boycott articles. (See G4′s The Feed)
• Xbox360fanboy.com posted the video and links to all things Bad Company Boycott. Click the link and make your comments known. Thanks X3F! Sorry our invitation got to you so late…

It’s astounding when you think about it. Unfortunately, there are still bloggers out there that don’t think that our boycott has a chance of succeeding. They say we’re wasting our time. They don’t think that your voices count. Why? Well, because they think that you are someone that should be advertised to. They think that you should be spoon fed video game commercials, disguised as “video game journalism.” To them, you’re nothing more than a page view, a statistic, an advertising dollar. To be seen in analytics, but not heard. I think they’re wrong.

By you showing your support for the boycott, you stick your middle finger up at everyone that doesn’t believe that you have power, that believe that you don’t matter. We all matter. We all have a voice.

Let’s use it. We know that we’re not going to “bring EA down.” That is not what we want. All we need to do is to get the attention of the bean counters at EA. Make them realize that there are gamers out there that won’t be nickel and dimed, or sold an incomplete game. There’s only one way to do that and that is to hit them where it hurts… In their wallet.

Boycott Battlefield: Bad Company. Don’t buy the game. Don’t buy EA’s DLC. Be heard.

Thank you for your support.

Bad Company Boycott-Related Links:

My original call for a boycott where you can sign up and be heard! (LINK)

Sarcastic Gamer’s Bad Company boycott video (LINK)

Listen to a call to action from the Sarcastic Gamer Podcast (3 mins) (LINK) (Subscribe iTunes RSS)

Webmaster and forum signature resources (LINK)

Grab the RSS feed to stay on top of breaking boycott news (LINK)

Your diggs help to spread the word. Do your duty, fellow rebel!