Riot Games files a new lawsuit against Moonton, the game developer behind "Mobile Legends." This is not new since the "League of Legends" creator has been complaining about the in-game content of "ML" for the past few years now.
If you are a fan of both games, then you will know that "Mobile Legends" have a lot of content that is very similar to the features and characters offered in the Summoner's Rift.
For example, the bushes and lanings in "Mobile Legends" are the same as the ones in "League of Legends." On the other hand, the Scuttle Crab in the Summoner's Rift has a counterpart in "ML" called Lithowanderer, which offers vision and character buff.
New Riot Games Lawsuit Against Moonton
According to Euro Gamer's latest report, Riot Games' new lawsuit alleges Moonton of ripping off "League of Legends: Wild Rift," the mobile version of "LoL."
"Moonton's strategy is blatant copying. As discussed below, over the years, as Riot updated its video game, Moonton would copy it," said Riot Games via its official lawsuit file.
The game developer further explained that Moonton has been copying "League of Legends" for the past few years. Riot Games claims that the competitor will copy all its activities, from promotional materials to in-game updates and new trailers.
The "LoL" creator said that this is a serious issue since "Mobile Legends" is one of the main competitors of its new "Wild Rift" mobile title.
Similar Riot Games, Moonton In-Game Content
In the new lawsuit, the logo images of "League of Legends" and "Mobile Legends: Bang Bang" were provided. Based on the photos, the fonts and other designs in their logos are quite similar.
The "LoL" creator also claimed that Moonton copied another new update from "League of Legends: Wild Rift." When Riot Games released the new Ahri KDA in "Wild Rift," its competitor also launched a new skin for Guinevere.
Now, the new Guinevere Psionic Oracle and Ahri KDA skins really have the same designs. These include the tails, the crystal visual effects, and many more.
This is what the new lawsuit against Moonton is trying to prevent.
On the other hand, "League of Legends" Prestige Points have been removed from the Summoner's Rift.
Recently, Microsoft allowed Riot Games fans to have unlimited "League of Legends" RP for free.
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Written by: Griffin Davis
