Blizzard officially sues us for two web operations

When it comes to online games, we have to think of a few people in the game, because the practice is fast, easy to play equipment, but a no difficulty is not the pursuit of games to play it interesting? Besides, it is illegal to play illegally, there is no guarantee!　　No, blizzard recently filed a lawsuit against two websites in the United States for copyright infringement, and the reason for this is the creation of a new home. What is a monster? The unofficial servers run by other companies, other than Blizzard, are in fact a great violation of the terms of Use of Warcraft, and they are not aboveboard or have you paid to play (would you like to disclose your credit card information to them?). Some will periodically delete and modify your personas.　　The main thing is that they can abuse GM's rights and use shortcuts to get the equipment you want. So you know why Blizzard wants to get rid of them. Now Blizzard is suing the Central District Court in California for a company called Scapegaming, charged with running at least one, and apparently engaging in micro-trading in the game, such as "donation" in the game, allowing players to donate money to buy items in the game.　　Sonnenschein Nath &rosenthal, a law firm for Blizzard Services, is also responsible for the bnetd case, another unofficial Server for Warcraft. Blizzard sued for infringement of copyright. This means that they may have sued other servers in the same case before. Keep your eye on it, Blizzard is likely to win the lawsuit. And scapegaming the company could be shut down, at least, the Warcraft server They run is going to be shut down.