Blizzard Taiwan sues knife tower legend, get netizen support

Recently, the United States gaming company Blizzard Entertainment announced officially in Taiwan to sue the phone game "Legend of the Sword", said it was not authorized, but in the game copied "Warcraft" and "World of Warcraft" many well-known characters and part of the scene. This is a tear-driven war caused by plagiarism.

Blizzard's head, Paul Sams, said Blizzard had identified the legend of the sword as a violation of the copyright and trademarks of World of Warcraft and Warcraft, and would actively adopt laws to protect its rights.

Blizzard's move is undoubtedly a safeguard of its own rights and actions against piracy. This is a good thing for the gaming industry. This will force more game companies to innovate and develop more games to meet the needs of the players.

Admittedly, the phenomenon of domestic game plagiarism is getting worse. Many companies are playing abroad through a very hot game, then online pit players money. This kind of begotten unexpectedly. It's really wonderful.

Many netizens have expressed support for the legendary blizzard lawsuit. Netizens said that "Chinese online games have too much Shadow of Warcraft, has been imitated, has never been surpassed." "What do you think?"
Game Plagiarism Litigation Cases:

Prior to the "Legend of the Wolong" because of plagiarism "furnace stone legend" play and content by Blizzard prosecution. Finally, Shanghai First Intermediate People's Court sentenced the "Wolong Legend" developers Shanghai Tour Easy Network Technology Co., Ltd. apology, and the corresponding economic compensation.

Prior to this, "Legend of the Sword" Development Shanglili Silk Game (Shanghai Lilith Technology) formally to the United States, Menlo Park, California, U.S. hand tour developer Ucool lawsuit, said the company's "Heroes Charge" to the Lilith game caused infringement, as of press, The litigation document is not yet accessible. The civil case will be heard by the Northern District Court of California and seek a jury trial, which is currently being considered by Judge Donna M.ryu.