I'm certainly no lawyer, but I'm pretty sure you have a handful of years to file a suit for copyright infringement. I think this is just a guy talking out of his rear end and nothing will come of this. Or at least nothing positive the current Judge's Guild if they try to pursue this.
It might stimulate a new outburst from NuTSR. This is stupider than any of their work, and they won't like being outdone.
All you people gaming on projective spaces are infringing on my mathematical rights and will be hearing from my metalawyers.
Breaking News: LaNasa claims they own the trademark on the letters T, S, and R. Sues PBS over Sesame Street and the Letter People.
I'm calling Mobius loop maps myself. Going to do an update to Metagaming's old Black Hole microgame with one as soon as I figure out how to get the counters to stop falling off the board. Even with an abstract topological space as a map the game will still be less baffling than the ending of the Disney film that it shares a name with.
I’ll take pentagons. What could possibly go wrong with that?
It's worse than that. It was supposed to be delivered to backers in 2014. Over $80,000 and they just absconded with the money.
I'll take isometric, thank you very much.
