Cheating service seems totally chill with losing $8.7 million lawsuit against Blizzard
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Blizzard Entertainment is delivering its message loud and clear: If you make cheats for any Blizzard games, you're going to pay. A lot.
Blizzard — the company behind Overwatch, Hearthstone, World of Warcraft, Diablo, and Heroes of the Storm — won a lawsuit last week against the creators of multiple cheating services used on its games. The cheating company Bossland now owes Blizzard over $8.7 million.
The court's judgement (obtained by TorrentFreak) declares that Bossland must stop its operations and pay Blizzard over $8.7 million for copyright violations and covering Blizzard's court fees. The judgement was a default, meaning Bossland did not respond to summons or failed to appear in court. Read more...
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