Congratulations Riot!

There was a site (or maybe company with many sites idk) that offered boosting and hacking services, they settled for 10 million and control of the sites.

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That is what I want to know.

I assume they are talking about this:

http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/292950/Riot_awarded_10_million_following_lawsuit_against_LeagueSharp.php

Namely a so called 'professional' subscription-based hacking service. Really i hope that Riot would be a little more serious on taking a aggressive stance to bust out any script based running accounts since it makes me feel like this 'LeagueSharp' was cocky enough to threaten a riot employee plus release personal information (Anyone remember the shit'storm that happened when Playstation network got hacked and it caused a major mess of things?), assist players in fraudulently dispute in-game purchases and even what i assume was likely a number Ddos attacks on riot game servers itself.

Really i'm amazed this was started back in August and wasn't immediately having the 'service' shut down immediately, course it could be some 'delay bs'ery' going on since i kind of feel like a few more 'well known companies' would of not took any crap from a service similar to 'LeagueSharp' and would of grilled them alive on the sun itself for doing such actions.

Makes me really wish if stuff like this is spread, then maybe we could have some 'script based account runners' get scared properly to stop or they could likely get hit next and become even more 'proper examples' at keep 'illegal activity' away from online games or atleast pull out from League of Legends on it.

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