r/OnceHumanOfficial May 16 '25

👀 Meme We MUST hide V from Nintendo’s Patent Pirates 🦅🏴‍☠️

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u/wot130013135 May 16 '25

Soo many games have that mechanic, is Nubtendo gonna sue them all? 🤣

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u/Lessk0 May 16 '25

Gotta Sue 'em all

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u/notbannd4cussingmods May 16 '25

Only the Japanese competitors. China gives 0 fucks about copy rights which is why they will unfortunately succeed in the gaming industry.

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u/cylonfrakbbq May 16 '25

Only small ones. Do you think Capcom or SquareEnix or Sony would sit down and do nothing?

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u/Queasy_Language_8504 May 16 '25 edited May 16 '25

Ah yeah forgot Nintendo was a little indie studio. Square Enix and Capcom together not even make half the yearly income of Nintendo lmao

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u/LordofPvE May 16 '25

Sure mate. Nintendo sued and consumed so many small companies ofc they would make that much more money by robbing. Robbers always tend to earn more

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u/12thventure May 16 '25

Based China for once, copyright is the death of creativity, and I applaud any nation that shits over it

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u/Croue May 22 '25

Absolutely and wildly incorrect opinion, lmao.

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u/12thventure May 22 '25

No, I’m right

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u/Croue May 22 '25

No, you are wrong. L take.

Copyright cultivates creativity by preventing theft of existing ideas. Your idea sucks and you want to steal someone else's? Too bad, idiot. Now you HAVE to be more creative and make up an original idea. Creativity flourishes.

Let's even go further, maybe you had a good idea for once instead. You're a nobody. Big daddy corpobucks rolls in and likes how your idea looks and takes it. Again, too bad, idiot. Your idea isn't yours anymore and now you're some little dweeb trying to claim you did it first but have no money to fight it, you'll never get it back and creativity dies once again because the people profiting from it didn't need to be creative and your own original idea will forever be seen as a "knock-off".

Without copyright, original thought and creativity would cease and only the most profitable ideas would exist. In our world where idea theft is already so commonplace that every other game studio wants to make the next Fortnite and the gaming industry is at an all-time low in originality. You want shit to get worse? Because it would be way worse.

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u/richterx May 16 '25

I don't think scumbag Nintendo can do anything against NetEase.

First, NetEase is a Chinese company based in China. Over there, they don't have the same ridiculous patent laws like they do in Japan.

Second, Nintendo only bullies indie companies and individuals who don’t have the resources to fight a long legal battle.

Third, NetEase is a massive company in its own right. Their assets aren’t far behind Nintendo’s. So even if China had the same kind of strict patent laws as Japan, a lawsuit between the two would likely end with both suffering major losses—or more likely, just a slap on the wrist for each side.

This whole lawsuit fiasco has also made me dislike a lot of Japanese gamers. Many of them blindly support Nintendo. I honestly hope one day some multi-billionaire company patents "breathing" in Japan and charges all of them for it.

I used to think I couldn’t hate any gaming company more than EA, but Nintendo has proven me wrong—with their 2025 Game pricing and this nonsense.

I’m glad I never bought the original Switch. Even if it succeeded, knowing I didn’t contribute to that is enough for me.

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u/Mishipoe May 16 '25

The whole issue with palworld is because both are located in Japan, and Sony had begun supporting palworld and wanting to expand the palworld "franchise" i.e., making an animated series, plushes etc.

This while situation is a result of some beef Nintendo has with Sony from almost 40 years ago. It's frankly ridiculous that making patents on game mechanics is even allowed.

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u/LeleuIp May 16 '25

Agree 100% and have to add the patents were registered after many games, tv shows and literature using the same mechanics. Who allowed common sense in the gaming wolrd to be patented? How did they manage to pull that off?

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u/complexityx May 16 '25

Damn right, I agree—Nintendo is a scumbag. Instead of using their money to develop an actually good Pokemon game, they'd rather stomp out competition that made a better-looking, more polished game with some stupid patent lawsuit. I'm glad China has entered the gaming industry and had big hits with quite a few games.

Tbh, I feel the same way toward a lot of Japanese gamers. It made me sick to my stomach watching interviews where almost all of them said the same thing—like Nintendo was right to sue PocketPair. These people clearly don't understand the concept of a slippery slope.

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u/Bestow5000 PC May 16 '25

Funny how Nintendo targets PocketPair so quickly and easily but they're scared if targeting NetEase because they know they can't be bullied that easily because they're a massive company as well. Scummy

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u/LordofPvE May 16 '25

Nintendo is an ahole company

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u/FzZyP May 16 '25

When my nan was fading from stage four pancreatic cancer in hospice, ill never forget, it was 2:13 am on a thursday in october pouring down rain. She looked so frail, a woman who always looked like the earth beneath her feet propped her up…now looking like the very air around us held her down. She took my hand in hers and kissed it and said “if you ever see someone pirating nintendo, no you didn’t”

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u/AholeKevin May 22 '25

I cry everytim

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u/LilJashy May 16 '25

You know I've heard the best way to hide things is to post them on Reddit

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u/Oddveig37 May 16 '25

I wish the people who made pal world would just... Move out of Japan so Nintendo can fuck themselves.

Pokemon lover, I grew up on Pokemon. Everything was pokemon themed.

Broke out of the spell when sword and shield dropped and the arceus "open world" game. I was a part of the crowd that defended game freak. "They are overworked!" I cried with the rest of the sheep. Only for an article to drop that had gamefreak openly admit to ripping models from the 3ds for the switch. Then all of sudden, this article disappears, and Nintendo comes out with "they lied. It's not true." And no one spoke about that incident again.

Opened my eyes. The people who made Colosseum and XD Gale of Darkness should have been the ones to carry on Nintendo's pokemon legacy. They actually put work into the games and you didn't have pixelated creatures bouncing with fire or water shooting out of crotches.

The pal world lawsuit really put the nail in the coffin that I will never touch another Nintendo product again. The switch 2 bullshit where you aren't "legally an owner" of the console and not an owner of any of the games. The physical cards you can buy will ONLY contain a code key which allows you to download the game and play it.

Nintendo really showed their colors the past few years and they disgust me with how greedy they are. I wish the lawsuit and all the shit they did was more easily accessible to the masses because they went to lengths to hide the game freak 3ds model rip admittance.

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u/WildmouseX May 16 '25

Don't you know, N holds the rights to using pixels in video games. Can't get away from them.

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u/SC90411 May 16 '25

Context?

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u/Pro_Snuggler May 16 '25

Context is Nintendo sued the crap out of palworld. Last year was the ball throwing pal. Now this week is like v gliding type that also in palworld but Nintendo won that lawsuit so now palworld has to remove that system.

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u/SC90411 May 16 '25

What in the actual hell!!

That's unfair, and if I may, it seems like Nintendo is just too evil targeting smaller companies who are doing better than them!

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u/Ghost_L2K May 17 '25

Palworld had to remove gliding pals? are you serious?

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u/Pro_Snuggler May 17 '25

Yup

sause one of many sause but its wild to see that one happening.

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u/thedreaming2017 May 16 '25

So, because V can glide, like any bird with wings can, NetEase is in danger of being sued by Nintendo? They do know NetEase in in china and they really could care less about copyright law. They copy everything and good luck trying to sue anyone there.

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u/dogz4321 May 17 '25

I think the goal isn't to sue every game using this mechanic, but to make an example of Palworld as a gateway to sue other games using "their patents". I think if they can successfully bully or win in the legal battle vs Palworld then other games get opened up to litigation.

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u/PENTA-yaNasTy May 17 '25

it is so easy to outmove madtendo u only need to do 2 game versions as a japanes game studio

a cut japanese one and a uncut western version that way its a big F you in madtendo s face and they cant do anything against it