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Bungie sues Destiny 2 cheater who allegedly threatened to "burn down" their office

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Luca Leone, a Destiny 2 cheater, is at the center of a recent lawsuit filed by Bungie. The game developer claims that Leone threatened to "burn down" their office, which led Bungie to take legal action against him.
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The lawsuit was filed in a Paris court and it states that Leone violated the terms of the Limited Software License Agreement, which governs the use of the Destiny 2 game. In particular, Bungie accuses Leone of cheating, harassing other players, and making threats against the company. Bungie is seeking damages for the breach of contract and has also asked the court to issue an injunction that would prohibit Leone from playing the game.
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Leone allegedly created a viral video on YouTube in which he openly admitted to cheating in Luca Leone Destiny 2. He also claimed that he had access to an in-game exploit that would allow him to manipulate the game's code. In addition, the video contains several threats directed at Bungie, including one in which Leone states that he will "burn down" the company's office.

The lawsuit claims that Leone has caused Bungie significant financial losses by cheating in the game and by sharing his exploits with other players. Bungie alleges that Leone's actions were in violation of the Destiny 2 Limited Software License Agreement, which prohibits any form of cheating or exploitation. The company has requested that the court order Leone to pay them damages for his actions.

In response to the lawsuit, Leone has denied any wrongdoing and stated that he did not intend to threaten or cause harm to Bungie. He insists that his comments were meant as a joke and that he had no intention of carrying out the threat. Nevertheless, Bungie is determined to take legal action against Leone and has stated that they will continue to pursue the matter until justice is served.

The case of Luca Leone Destiny 2 highlights the importance of following the rules outlined in the Limited Software License Agreement. Players who violate the agreement risk facing serious consequences, including legal action from the developers. Bungie has made it clear that they are committed to protecting the integrity of their games and will not hesitate to take legal action against those who attempt to cheat or exploit the system.

Last updated: 2023-08-07

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