If there is a tumor in the world of video games that is hated by the majority, it is undoubtedly the use of online hacks. In a perfect world no player would ever use some kind of program to change the game in order to have a great advantage over their opponents, but unfortunately there are still many who want to win at any cost regardless of their ability to do so get the famous hacks If in the past the hacks were relatively difficult to obtain, but usually fairly cheap and difficult to find, the same can not be said of the Starcraft 2 hack "ValiantChaos MapHack". Not only is this hack available to the general public and well advertised as currently sold by 62.50 Usd.
Farta to see the one of his best products to be constantly adulterated by this one hack and its customers to be harmed Blizzard decided to sue the creators and sellers of this illegal program. Despite the identity of who is behind the “ValiantChaos MapHack"Not known, those responsible for Starcraft 2 believe that it is possible to identify and punish them.
In the lawsuit Blizzard accuses these still unknown pirates of " create and sell their illegal software products with the knowledge they are enabling and encourage other users to violate Blizzard's copyright, break their contacts with Blizzard and violate Blizzard's rights".
Although at the moment it is not known how the investigation is taking place, it is expected that whoever is behind this hack, by selling it so publicly, is relatively easy to identify, it remains to know if this new battle against the hack will focus only on creators and sellers or will also expand to buyers and users, as indicated by Blizzard considers their rights violated not only by creators and sellers.
source: Torrentfreak
