This creates a paper trail which they can point to as evidence to support later trademark disputes, showing that they have defended their rights. By filing the suit, they’re demonstrating that they have attempted to enforce the legitimacy of their claim to the trademark. This almost certainly isn’t about preventing Mojang from releasing their game under the name, “ Scrolls.” Far more likely, it’s an effort by Bethesda to protect their trademark in the long term. Today, Mojang received notification from Bethesda’s attorneys that paperwork and fees have been filed to move the trademark complaint forward. But because Minecraft is tearing itself apart bit by bit, they need new leaders, they should hire notch back. Hytale is its own game produced by a different company (Hypixel Inc. Mojang attempted to strike compromise at some point in their communication (though Notch seems unclear as to when) but negotiations seem to have fallen through. This is why Hytale has a chance of beating Minecraft, not because Hytale is gonna make their game better than Minecraft. Notch explains that after filing for the trademark, Mojang was contacted by lawyers representing Bethesda who desired more information about the filing and suggested the potential conflict. The trademark is for the title, “ Scrolls,” which Bethesda feels is an infringement on their trademark for, “ The Elder Scrolls.” The entire drama is laid out in a post on the blog of Mojang founder Markus “Notch” Persson. If you ever thought of being a multiplayer gamer by incorporating ScalaCube Minecraft server hosting, then this. He is the subject of endless debate, with theories ranging from a ghost to Notchs deceased brother, retribution carried out by a dismissed Mojang worker and a variety of others. Bethesda has lodged a complaint with Swedish courts against Minecraft creator Mojang over a trademark filing earlier this year. Herobrine is said to be a hostile mob in Minecraft.

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