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I can't imagine that Yogscast HAS any responsibility in the matter, considering the kickstarter was run by "Winterkewl Games LLC" who was developing their first

by Navarr 12y ago

I can't imagine that Yogscast HAS any responsibility in the matter, considering the kickstarter was run by "Winterkewl Games LLC" who was developing their first game "in partnership with Yogscast" Clearly they're the ones with the legal responsibility.

beering 12y ago
In lawsuits, it doesn't really matter. You can name anyone and everyone who's connected to the matter, and then sort out who gets dropped from the suit in court. For example, if Yogscast was actually behind a lot of this, then it wouldn't be fair for them to hide behind a shell company that takes the blame. Otherwise you could just play a game of setting up little shell companies with no money, let them go bankrupt, etc.