Sounds like you have a plan in place , which is great . Good luck and stay out of the fray . Enjoy your Thanksgiving too . <| sep |> I already own a drumkit . BA DUM TSS <| sep |> You can teach people about mysticism and the mystics , but you cannot learn how to be a mystic yourself . Again , mysticism is a gift from God , and you cannot become one without Him . <| sep |> I ' l wait for a sale for the Switch version P <| sep |> Uh , First off all , armed conflict is a very generic term . There is plenty of games called armed conflict and the one you linked was not the first one of it . It is just a generic name for a generic military shooter plenty of them use terms related to military , weaponry , battles or two of them together to form a name . Like for example , Point Blank , Warface , Battlefield , Medal of Honor , Combat Arms , Counter Strike . Second , I highly doubt that the they trademarked that name . I even doubt you can trademark the name armed conflict . So I really don ' t see how this is an issue . He does not need ANY permission for using that name because it is not a trademark nor copyrighted . So the name is pretty much in public domain and anyone can use it . Honestly it is like saying that if Apocalypse Rising gets a gun called Intervention they should either change the name of the gun or ask permission to Phantom Forces devs to use it . It is dumb and you should not force the guy to change the game ' s name because a now pretty much dead game used it . If what this guy is doing is bad , what Phantom Forces is doing worse .