Thursday, May 28, 2015 11:31:01 PM
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Bungie might be using the same process in their games and see themselves as next in line to get sued by Worlds. Therefore, if they can get the patents dismissed or invalidated, they cancel their risk or exposure.
Thinking this through, if it's the second reason in whole or in part, I would like to infer that World's position is even stronger. Don't know how deep Bungie's pockets are but if they feel exposed to a possible patent infringement case, or next in the cross-hairs, I can see reason to look on these petitions as potentially a good sign.
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