A group of Destiny 2 cheaters have agreed to settle ongoing litigation filed by developer Bungie, and pay $13.5m in damages.
The settlement means cheat company Elite Boss Tech and its various associates have accepted Bungie’s claim its cheat software violated Destiny 2’s user agreement. In return, Bungie has dropped other claims of its own TorrentFreak reported.
The $13.5m damages was calculated from the number of times Elite Boss Tech’s software was downloaded – 6765. Each instance incurred its own individual $2k penalty.
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