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It has been a rocky start of the week for the developers of Mobile Legends’ Moonton. Just recently, the creators of League of Legends, Riot Games have filed a lawsuit against the Mobile Legends Developers and it doesn’t look too good for them. However, their first step was to respond to the claims and the fake news that they are dealing with. Here’s a picture showing their official statement: A lot of people are speculating that Mobile Legend copied different aspects from Riot’s flagship game which is League of Legends. This game is also a MOBA or Multiplayer Online Battle Arena which is in the same genre of Mobile Legends. What they’ve said in the statement is that they’ve had registered the game in the copyright laws and it is now being protected in different countries and that they have the intellectual property rights to defend the game itself. They’ve also encouraged the players that the game wouldn’t be affected by those unreal news and that they’ll still continue to offer the b...

As the developers of the game keep enhancing their graphics capabilities, they’ve been updating champion default skins and they’re toiling hard to make it the game better.  With Nana’s splash art being improved, now we’re being presented with a new default skin of our beloved hero, Layla and it was presented just now in the official Facebook page of Mobile Legends. Layla reworked From the video that the game presented to us by the MLBB page, Layla has a new look with the rework. She has a blonde hair and she’s rocking with the steampunk look (oh, for those who does not know what Steampunk is, its definition is a fashion trend that mixes the historical elements with the looks of steam-powered machinery) as seen from her pilot goggles and his cannon that really takes look artistic in a sense. So what happens to the original skin? Well, the developers have announced that the previous skin will be awarded to the players after the patch has been released. This means that all of us will...