Bungie's Copyright Battle Against Cheat Seller AimJunkies Ends with Final Capitulation (torrentfreak.com)

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The legal battle between game developer Bungie and cheat seller AimJunkies is over. A stipulated dismissal filed at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals effectively marks the end of the case, one notable for a first-ever verdict holding a cheat maker liable for copyright infringement. Comments shared with TorrentFreak suggest that AimJunkies takes full responsibility.

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[-] Whostosay@sh.itjust.works 2 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

Ah that was the disconnect, I'm a little tiny poe2 gal. Very smol

I hated the 5 flask system, and I cannot go back after the wasd movement.

That said, you still did connect the dots on the popsicle stick, I had no idea, but with at least 10-20 hours on poe1 I get it now.

Ggg has made some absolutely crazy calls over the year, but from what I can tell in the last few press releases of their game, they have gone from only seeing their vision to managing their expectations, understanding that the game cannot not be broken, and they're rolling with it optimistically.

Are you into poe2 at all or are you one of the sticklers?

[-] pixeltree@lemmy.blahaj.zone 1 points 3 days ago

I think I prefer POE 2 tbh. Which shouldn't be a surprise to me I guess, my favorite build in poe 1 was a slow facebreakers earthquake build so I was more or less playing path 2 in path 1 lol. Poe 2 still needs some work, the tree is kind of boring in comparison and there's not as much shenanigans to put into builds, but I prefer the slower play style a lot more and I LOVE path 2's campaign. It's something that actually is fun to play, rather than something to skip through as fast as possible to get to maps.