PUBG Corporation Silently Files a Legal Case Against Rules of Survival Developer NetEase

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds developer PUBG Corporation has filed a legal case of copyright infringement against NetEase who developed and published Rules of Survival and Knives Out.

[Goldby]

looks like they are going after other companies now that have BR mobile games....

[JohnSniper]

Netease is on fire. I heard epic games also sued them because they cloned fortnite mobile?

[TLG1991]

Imagine how the game would run if they put in as much effort as they did their lawsuits.

[lociefer]

you get a lawsuit, he gets a lawsuit, everyone gets a lawsuit !

[narsaku]

Runs perfectly fine for me, solid 60. Idk what ppl be talkin about. Bandwagon following or Nvidia 770 users?

[TLG1991]

GTX1080 runs fine for me. runs better on mobile than console. Considering the visuals of the game it has far more stability issues than it ought to. Granted it has become but better recently.

[sinspirit]

Maybe, you're the lucky one. Ever thought about that?

Many people with high end rigs have stuttering, pop ins, screen tearing, visual glitches, and various other gameplay elements being buggy in general.

Then, there is the network optimization. It doesn't sync everyone properly. Sometimes you are stuck with more lag than you should be.

To top that off, it is very unoptimized. For how bland the graphics are it runs quite poorly.

I also use a 1080 Hybrid with a Ryzen 1700 and SSD's.

[parris]

PUBG is just horribly managed, across the board they have made bad decisions. Their lawsuit against Fortnite did more to promote Fortnite than anything Epic Games ever did. And their choice to side with xbox over PS4 or going multi-platform was a terrible idea that only increased the rivalry as PlayStations larger fan base only had one option which was to support Fortnite. They could have has a head-start on the lead console platform but now when they go to PS4 they will be the ones playing catch-up.

[sprinterboy]

Well thought out, never really looked at it from that point of view, but your spot on

[UCForce]

PUGB will get backfire for this just like Epic Games.

[lazyjatt]

They cannot release PUBG on PS4 because Sony does not have any Early Release program. So it would need to be finished before being released on the system. So they didn't really have a choice. Here is a quote from Polygon:

"Not only is the game a timed exclusive for the Xbox One platform, but Sony doesn’t offer any kind of early access program. That means that PUBG would have to be finished and ready to go before it launched on the PlayStation 4"

edit: and the link for anyone who wants to read it for themselves https://www.polygon.com/201...

[Liqu1d]

Yet Fortnite BR was released in early access.

[ShadowWolf712]

Fortnite is early access. Paragon was early access.

[JackBNimble]

Ark had an early access as well...

[sprinterboy]

Sot should be early access, ftp yet thats been released at full price?

[PCgamer98]

They're suing a chinese company. Goodluck with that. Lol!

[Kokyu]

Um isnt blue point a chinese company

[Dissidia]

bluehole*

[ecchiless]

korean and is bluehole

[WOLFofWALLSTREET]

Rules of survival, next big hit! Thanks blue hole

[C-H-E-F]

PUBG so petty, like you can't sue everyone that has a game that's similar to yours lOl, there would be no games if that were the case. I will not buy this game to support their hunger to be "the only game". For the record there was a game called MAG very similar to PUBG.

[nowitzki2004]

How is MAG similar to PUBG?

[Dissidia]

It isn't just "similar"

look up a gameplay video, its actually quite copy paste

[DONTB]

Minecraft: Hunger Games files a legal case against PUBG

[No Way]

This makes me not want to support PUBG.