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Activision Sued by Film Writer, Call of Duty Character Becomes the Cause

Suara.com – A film writer filed a lawsuit against Activision Blizzard. Holding company game the famous person was accused of violating the copyright related to one of them character of Call of Duty considered similar to a character created by a film writer.

Clayton Haugen, a film writer and photographer, alleged that his 2012 character Cade Janus had been abused.

He claims Activision used the character as the forerunner of the Mara character in Call of Duty Modern Warfare.

At that time, the writer told that he created Cade Janus for a short story called November Renaissance.

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Reporting from Gamesindustry.biz, Clayton Haugen provided evidence that the actress and cosplayer he hired starting in 2017 to portray the character Cade Janus is very similar to the character in Call of Duty.

The character played by cosplayer Alex Zedra is claimed to be the forerunner of the char in Call of Duty. (Instagram / claytonhaugen)

The time he uploaded to the site and social media about women in military clothing was before the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

The film writer asked cosplayer Alex Zedra to portray his fictional character Cade Janus.

Clayton Haugen himself has contributed to writing or editing film stories including Hard Kill (2020), Breakout (2010) and Sovereign (2015).

The suit alleges that Call of Duty developers saw the image and hired the same actress and makeup artist as the basis for Mara, a character in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

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Karakter Mara di Call of Duty Modern Warfare. (Activision)
Karakter Mara di Call of Duty Modern Warfare. (Activision)

Haugen accused Activision Blizzard of forcing models and makeup artists to sign nondisclosure agreements to cover up violations.

Mara has been added to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare as part of its first battle pass, and since then they have released several in-game variations.

The previous lawsuit against Activision Blizzard by AM General, for trademark infringement for the use of Humvees in Call of Duty games, was dropped last April.

It is quite interesting to see how Activision responds or perhaps denies the lawsuit against the Call of Duty Modern Warfare game character.

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