Riot Games wins $10M in a lawsuit against League of Legend cheating software

    
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At least today, cheating does not prosper, particularly for those who attempted to circumvent the rules in League of Legends.

A court awarded $10 million to Riot Games following a successful lawsuit against LeagueSharp. LeagueSharp was the maker of a service that allowed players to hack the game, artificially accelerate their character’s progress, and see forbidden information.

PC Gamer reports that Riot filed the lawsuit last summer, saying that players were using the service to level and sell characters for profit. The suit concluded in January, and LeagueSharp has been given until February 28th to close it all down. The ruling not only awards $10M to Riot but also bans the software and turns over LeagueSharp’s websites and domains to Riot.

Following the ruling, LeagueSharp warned players that using its software was a good way to get themselves banned from the MOBA.

Source: Law 360, PC Gamer
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