Oh wow, it's still not over.

I guarantee Nexon wins this, You all can remember I said that and I will be more then willing to eat crow if I am wrong. My belief in this is based on First LCC vs Tim McArthur. (Side note: First LCC is now "i Racing" if any of you are nascar fans you may know this name as the name often apperas on a Roush Fenway car. Side note 2: The person attempting to sue Tim was, John Henery, owner of the Boston Red Socks, co owner of Roush Fenyway Racing as well as primary owner of "i Racing") The only reason Tim did not lose this case is because he distributed a tool to modify the games exe, he did not repack the exe and re-distribute. This is one of the very first cases tried under the digital millenium act. Had Odin released a "tool" that would change Maple story to Odin story, rather large task I know, they would more then likely be in the clear. It does not matter if they codded odin themselves, that is why "likeness" is protected. If coding it themselves was the case, what would prevent them from "selling" this self coded content? How would any game company make money if self coding would allow you to bypass copyright/ intellectual property laws. Just like Chevy couldn't make an exact copy of a Ford Mustand and call it the Chevy Horse.

This isn't meant as a debate, just my personal view on things. I know this subject can get very heated and that is not what I am attempting to do at all.