Copy and paste is a bit expensive to pull off, and League of Legends has been dealing with that for a few years now. While the Riot Games mafia continues to dominate the market, it is regularly stolen by unscrupulous publishers, especially in China. Earlier this week, Riot Games filed a lawsuit against the Shanghai-based studio Moonton, which is behind it. Bang Bang Mobile Legends. According to Riot Games, this mobile game in North America will be the thinly disguised plagiarism of LoL Wild Rift.
Mobile Legends of Hydra
Call mobile legends name? Unsurprisingly, this mobile game lost its case against Riot Games and was forced out of the Play Store in addition to fines. This did not scare Munton off, however, and the publisher quickly renewed the title, Bang Bang Mobile Legends. You guessed it, it’s nothing more than a version of the Mobile Legends first name…with a new name.
“The Work of Surf Riot”
Bis repeated this and Riot Games had to go on a crusade against Munton again. The US publisher is seeking a lawsuit against Moonton alongside a Mobile Legends Bang Bang shutdown order.
Level for Riot Games (map shape, minion waves, buildings, champion typology, etc.) It’s hard to miss, especially now that the official mobile version of LoL is going Wild Rift. And if Riot is forced to turn a blind eye to the Arena of Valor lawsuit led by Tencent (also a Riot shareholder), the Californian publisher is on the verge of taking full control of the gangs who have intricately borrowed Lolien’s dictionary .
Source : Millenium
