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Valve is making TF2 modding easier by waiving a $50K fee
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The Team Fortress 2 modding scene is about to get a little easier, it seems, as Valve has apparently struck a deal with Microsoft to waive the $50,000 fee for the Havok physics engine for future mods – and not just TF2 either as this deal apparently covers all Valve games, including possibly Half-Life: Alyx.
In the same week where Rockstar and Take-Two are under fire for the GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition fiasco – which they hit numerous mods and modding sites with takedown requests to build –
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Antitrust Lawsuit Against Valve Dismissed
Antitrust lawsuits have garnered a lot of attention over the past year, as Epic Games' court cases against both Apple's App Store and the Google Play shop progressed. Success has been limited for Epic Games, however, as proving a monopoly is no simple matter. Even Epic's ounce of success against Apple, however, is significant in comparison to the now-concluded case against Valve and Steam filed by Wolfire Games. Judge John C. Coughenour recently dismissed the case.
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