Digital Homicide
at it again
It is sad that
this company keeps on coming after Jim Sterling. If you remember,
Digital Homicide sued a bunch of users on Steam
for millions of dollars. Steam threw DH off of the platform in
response. Then we heard they were dropping their lawsuit against the
Steam users and sort of hinted they were going to drop their suit
against Sterling. (Plus, dropping out of games...kind of)
After the battle
between Sterling and DH, they went after Sterling. From
Twoleftsticks.com, ((The
first came in March of 2016 when the game
developer tried to sue game reviewer and critic Jim Sterling.
In that lawsuit, the developer accused Jim Sterling of assault,
liable, and slander, and sought $10 million in damages. While that
lawsuit — as of last September — remains active, Digital
Homicide dropped the lawsuit against Steam users. Subsequently, the
controversy forced the studio to shut its doors.
))
So,
yeah they are re-shaping their lawsuit to come after Sterling again.
I find it sad on the part of DH to hold this grudge against Sterling
so long even to the point that it hurts their business. Why not just
drop it and hedge your bets? DH, just let it go.
I hope Sterling wins just so some of these indie develops not get so butthurt and take the criticism in stride.
Just check out
this video on the subject.
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