DMCA Notice for ARK's Pokemon Mod

DMCA Notice for ARK's Pokemon Mod

Before it even gets off the ground.

Cryptastic by Cryptastic on Jan 16, 2017 @ 07:18 PM (Staff Bios)
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Mods are nothing new to the PC crowd. For decades now, mods have been the best way to keep an old game fresh. It's why I had a lightsaber in my Elder Scrolls: Oblivion game. It's how fantastic games like Portal ended up with dozens of extra levels. Mods can do pretty much anything within a given game. That's why it's not surprising that Mystic Academy released a mod for ARK: Survival Evolved that replaced the dinosaurs with Pokemon. The only thing better than taming dinosaurs is taming Pokemon.



What's also not surprising is that they've already been hit with a notice of copyright infringement citing the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Right now, no one is clear who sent the notice. It could be a legitimate notice from the Pokemon Company. However, Mystic Academy actually believes that it comes from a rival who is working on their own Pokemon mod for the game.

Regardless of who sent it, DMCA notices are never a good sign. So maybe Pokemon in ARK just wasn't meant to be.

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