Digital Homicide trying to sue Steam users
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I think they are doing this because they are completely bonkers.Bobular said:
As well as the users they're suing Valve directly to attempt to force them to give up the Steam Users personal details, since they don't have any access to them. Needless to say Valve have taken this turn of events somewhat personally, Digital Homicide's entire line of products has been removed from Steam.
The 100 users essentially have nothing fear, to have any hope of touching them Digital Homicide and the Romine Bros have to go through Valve first, an optimistic plan to say the least.
Technically I should reedit my first post but whatever, this is a new post in regard of the recent development.
Here is what the brothers has got to say due their games being removed on Steam
http://www.digitalhomicide.ninja/
I guess I starting to feel some sympathy toward them if only the slightest since harrassment is never a good thing even toward bad people.
Granted on the other hand I am not falling for their victum ploy given to the statement never mention about them trying to get Steam to reveal the 100 people real names nor do their aknowledge their poor quality games due to their sheer subborness.
I mean seriously who the hell are the other Steam customers who were actually interested in our products??? That is bs right there given anyone who was gullible to had bought their games would had done so already before the removal!
Here is what the brothers has got to say due their games being removed on Steam
http://www.digitalhomicide.ninja/
I guess I starting to feel some sympathy toward them if only the slightest since harrassment is never a good thing even toward bad people.
Granted on the other hand I am not falling for their victum ploy given to the statement never mention about them trying to get Steam to reveal the 100 people real names nor do their aknowledge their poor quality games due to their sheer subborness.
I mean seriously who the hell are the other Steam customers who were actually interested in our products??? That is bs right there given anyone who was gullible to had bought their games would had done so already before the removal!
Below all that:Scarim Coral said:
"OH HEY! BTW, WE HAVE A BUNDLE OF 50 OF OUR GAMEZ TO CHECKOUT!"
Desperation, thy name is DigiHom.
It's not a solid litigation strategy.Armadox said:
Think of all the instances of genuine, bona-fide internet harassment that have dominated clickbait media for the past five years. Now count how many of them successfully sued somebody.
The way it drops, you either get a judge who doesn't know what the Internet is, in which case he says "This technology frightens and confuses me!" and dismisses your suit outright, or you get a judge who does know what the Internet is, and he says "So what? It's Twitter."
Yay! Valve gave 'em the boot. About time, guess Valve only cares if bad press is involved in any way.008Zulu said:
EDITED because its morning and coffee hasn't kicked in.
Well, kind of hard for anybody to take them on. They tried to crowd fund hiring a lawyer to sue Jim but...people starter trolling them by donating amount so low that the donation will actually cost them money (since they have to pay some flat tax on each transaction or something). So...that crumbled down in a smoking heap. And they proceeded to represent themselves.Fox12 said:
They arent even trying to be realistic with the sums, its like oh lets sue this jolly fat man for 15 million. ***** please your speculative potential income and your poor widdle feelings arent worth millions.
In this case, that would actually be puzzling for me. If they're trying to sell games, then I think being no one would be much better than being anyone with their reputation.Bobular said: