Ubisoft is suing a teenage Rainbow Six: Siege cheat-maker, claiming the company was forced to spend “enormous sums of money” trying to mitigate their impact on the game.
As reported by Polygon, Ubisoft’s legal proceedings are aimed at MizuSoft, a company run by a minor referred to only as JVL in the lawsuit, and believed to be located in the Netherlands.
Ubisoft claims that MizuSoft has made “hundreds of thousands of dollars” by selling cheats that “[ruin] the experience for other players”, violate its copyright, and encourage player to breach its terms of use and code of conduct.
Source: Eurogamer Ubisoft sues teenage Rainbow Six: Siege cheat-maker that bragged about 'ruining' game