US EditionBlizzard Had Filed A Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Against World of Warcraft Turtle WoW Server
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Blizzard filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against one of World of Warcraft's biggest private servers, but the team behind it is putting on a brave face: 'Challenges come to us often, and each time we are prepared to face them'
Turtle WoW, one of the most popular fan-run takes on World of Warcraft's "classic" era, has been named in a lawsuit for its use of Blizzard's code and art.
Blizzard Had Filed A Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Against World of Warcraft Turtle WoW Server
Blizzard has recently filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the Turtle WoW server, highlighting in the suit how the server's operators have built their business on ongoing infringement of the company's intellectual property. As reported by Massively Overpowered, Blizzard finally took action against the rogue World of Warcraft server with a lawsuit that details how the server's operators have built their business on ongoing intellectual …
Blizzard files copyright lawsuit against Turtle WoW The Express Tribune
44,000 players, Unreal Engine 5, court proceedings: Turtle WoW is sued by Blizzard. The popular World of Warcraft private server is said to have committed extensive copyright violations. We explain the background to the lawsuit. (Read more)
A private server of World of Warcraft is now being processed. Whether this means the end, however, remains to be seen. What happened? A few hours ago it turns out that Blizzard filed a lawsuit against Turtle WoW. This is a private server of WoW, sometimes also called "pirate servers". These are Blizzard mostly a thorn in the eye because they often offer World of Warcraft free of charge or enrich other people to WoW who, for example, operate thes…
MMO Week in Review: Turtling up
If you were thinking the only rogue server drama we were going to get this summer was Daybreak suing a profitable EverQuest emulator, think again: Blizzard is now pursuing a profitable World of Warcraft emulator, Turtle WoW, in court too. Meanwhile, we’re probably never getting Rich Vogel’s sci-fi MMO, LOTRO is giving away boatloads of […]
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