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told Polygon that they are filing lawsuits in the United Kingdom, Germany, Brazil, and Singapore.
His statement reads, “All of our creative choices are mirrored in NetEase’s game. We don’t think that changing the color of a character ability or slightly modifying the visual appearance changes the fact that it’s copyright infringement. It’s like that old saying, ‘You can put lipstick on a pig, but it’s still a pig.’”
If NetEase is found guilty in this case, a hefty sum would be paid to Riot Games for this matter and the overall design of their game called Hyper Front is also expected to change.
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