Riot and Bungie take legal action against cheating company

Riot and Bungie have joined forces to take legal action against a cheat company that allegedly produced software hacks for Valuing and Destiny 2, as reported by PolygonLawyers for Riot and Bungie filed a lawsuit against “GatorCheats” in California Central District Court on January 8. You can Read the full trial here on Scribd.

“The success of the Plaintiffs Games depends on being enjoyable and fair for all players, and the complainants are spending a tremendous amount of time and money to ensure that is the case,” the lawsuit reads. . “The sale and distribution by the defendants of the cheat software has caused the plaintiffs irreparable damage to their goodwill and reputation and to the loss of millions of dollars in revenue.”

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Elsewhere in the lawsuit, he mentions that the Destiny 2 GatorCheats have apparently been removed from the “public” pages of the GatorCheats website, but that Bungie and Riot still believe that GatorCheats still offers a version of the cheats for private sale.

Game developers are seeking damages for the harm caused by the sale of the cheat software, which, among other hacks, allows players to hire an “ aimbot ” and forgo precision with their shots .

Riot issued a statement to Polygon, saying that “Cheating undermines the competitive integrity of a game and erodes community trust. Riot is fully committed to upholding these values ​​for its players, so when we take notice of a cheater, you bet we’re going to go after them.

In other Valorant news, a a new agent called Yoru was recently revealed, which can become invisible and send missteps to confuse enemies.

Jordan Oloman is a freelance writer for IGN. Follow him on Twitter.