So you can see why Blizzard would need them shut down, and that's precisely what they're trying to do with this lawsuit filed in the California Central District Court towards an organization referred to as "Scapegaming" that runs not less than one private WoW server (and they've apparently been working microtransactions in-sport -- promoting in-recreation gadgets for "donations" of cash). Along with refunding the improper profits and pay the very expensive statutory damages, Scapegaming has to pay the $63,600 of Blizzard's legal fees. Lastly, must you try to sue Blizzard for damages you suffer anyway, your damages amount is restricted to the final six months of charges. Not solely was the total recreation leaked, but also your complete multiplayer experience as nicely because the keys to the castle, so to talk -- the grasp key for the net authentication, negating a great amount of the net authentication necessary to play the sport legitimately.
