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You know what's wild? Warner Bros. has been sitting on a patent for the Nemesis System—that revolutionary AI mechanic from Shadow of Mordor where enemies remember you, evolve, and create emergent narratives—since 2015. It's one of the most innovative gameplay systems in decades, and instead of letting other devs iterate on it and push gaming forward, it's locked behind legal walls collecting dust.
The whole thing is basically the software patent debate in a nutshell. Imagine if someone patented "for loops" back in the day. We'd still be writing GOTO statements like cave dwellers. The gaming industry (and honestly, the entire tech world) thrives on building upon each other's ideas. Patents like this don't protect innovation—they strangle it in its crib.
So yeah, nobody cares about your corporate acquisition drama, Warner Bros. Just let the patent expire so the rest of us can actually make games better. Is that too much to ask?
