Blizzard Sues StarCraft II Cheat Makers

[Easton Dark]

Charging for the cheat-mod means that (A) they have no chance in court and (B) they're in serious risk of being reeled in by the money trail.

Not necessarily, depending on how the cheat runs Blizzard may not have a case. EULA's aren't legally binding (not sure about USA but most countries disregard them). Blizzard are being dicks because their butt hurt over some people having fun with cheats in their game, sure using cheats in MP is being an ass but SP is only the users business.

They're serious in the U.S.

And the hack works online as well. Insane to think these people would risk their account only to use the hack against bots.