Bungie is on a roll.
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explained a few months later, that wasn't the end of it. Several of the defendants in the case had only been identified by their online handles, and Bungie apparently wanted to get its hands on everyone. Thanks to cooperation from Elite Boss Tech owner Robert James Duthie Nelson, it was able to identify two pseudonymous defendants: One, Patrick Schaufuss, responded to Bungie's attempt to make contact and agreed to cooperate in the case, but the other—Larsen—ignored the whole thing.
Bungie's action against Larsen has now ended in basically the same way that its case against LaviCheats owner Kunal Bansal wrapped up earlier this week: With a big default judgment. On May 9, the courts granted Bungie an award $16.2 million, based on:$267,887.
"The Court finds that Bungie has failed to meet its burden to provide admissible evidence of actual damages and the Court rejects the request to enter default judgment in the amount requested," the
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