Activision Wins $14.5M Lawsuit Against Defiant COD Cheat Maker
TL;DR
EngineOwning, a popular cheat provider for Call of Duty, has been ordered by a California court to pay Activision Blizzard $15 million and surrender its domain. In response, EngineOwning has threatened to release free cheating software and create new tools to bypass anti-cheat systems, while also preparing backup domains to continue operations.
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- Activision is awarded $14.5 million in a Call of Duty cheating lawsuit The Verge
- Activision wins lawsuit against EngineOwning GamesIndustry.biz
- A US Judge has ordered a popular Call of Duty cheat distributor to pay out $14.5 million in damages Windows Central
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