Seems like clickbait. In TWoW the general sentiment seems to be "oh well, anyway" because the owners operate in Russia so people don't seem all too worried. Will see what happens obviously but...
Seems like clickbait.
In TWoW the general sentiment seems to be "oh well, anyway" because the owners operate in Russia so people don't seem all too worried.
Will see what happens obviously but this lawsuit is not necessarily the end.
This is a local American court case with no jurisdiction and no power in places like Russia, China, Kazakhstan, etc. Speculation for the time being seems to be they'll prevent Americans from...
This is a local American court case with no jurisdiction and no power in places like Russia, China, Kazakhstan, etc. Speculation for the time being seems to be they'll prevent Americans from accessing the servers and that that will be it. But until they release a statement about intentions nobody really knows if they will actually shut down.
Seems like clickbait.
In TWoW the general sentiment seems to be "oh well, anyway" because the owners operate in Russia so people don't seem all too worried.
Will see what happens obviously but this lawsuit is not necessarily the end.
I can attest to the fact that the headline is true. It even links to a court document you can find here.
This is a local American court case with no jurisdiction and no power in places like Russia, China, Kazakhstan, etc. Speculation for the time being seems to be they'll prevent Americans from accessing the servers and that that will be it. But until they release a statement about intentions nobody really knows if they will actually shut down.
I understand. But the article did not claim that Turtle WoW will cease to exist. It merely stated that they agreed to a court settlement.
To "end operations"
They did agree to that. The question is not their agreement but rather if they will comply. That is another matter.