ZacKing

Going a mile over the posted speed limit is illegal and is more likely to do a ton more harm than cosplaying in a video game. But I guess you never do that at all.

I'm not talking about selling as in paying cash for it. Someone virtually cosplaying can say they are green arrow or the flash or the Hulk all they want, they aren't the real thing. There is a very simple solution to this issue as I see it. The devs can add every variation of every copyrighted or trademarked character name into the restricted list and program restrictions costume restrictions for every variant of every comic hero including powers combo. When people start creating about the lack of customization, the GMs can forward those comments to the costume police and have them explain how someone making a cosplay toon is hurting them. People are making cosplays all over the place. I see them in CO, Neverwinter, STO, WoW, you name it. No one is losing any sleep over them there. This is more about someone feeling they need to dictate to others what they should and should do as far as I'm concerned. I see way more offensively named and themed characters in here than I do cosplays. Nobody seems to object to those at all even though they could just as easily lead to a lawsuit.

copycats here aren't being sold as the real deal. you're not Batman or Spiderman running around in Metropolis fighting Brainiac or the Kingpin. And forget about the Marvel suit. That was years ago. marvel was a different company back then and was looking to break into the game industry. They've got enough products out there on the market now. I doubt they will even bat an eye over this.

copycats are not being sold as the real thing. Basically all of the ones I've seen in my time here are more parody than anything else.

Copycats are not an infringement in my opinion.

I think any mutant who is claws regen is compelling enough for me to think Wolverine. Superheroes are burned into the brain of the culture now. It's impossible not to see the similarity.

Close enough for me to reasonably say clone of Wolverine. Comics characters are so in-grained into the popular culture it is pretty much impossible to not see it. If you don't you're disingenuous. Standing in Atlas Park right now, I can probably report about 95% of players here but I don't. Let others enjoy themselves. ::shrug::