Look, let's be honest: the long-running legal drama surrounding 'The Legend of Mir' has finally hit a ceasefire. Wemade, alongside its subsidiary ChuanQi IP, has officially dropped its royalty payment lawsuit against Actoz Soft and its subsidiary, ZhenGTan. The core of this messy dispute? A bitter disagreement over the royalty revenue split for 'The Legend of Mir 2' and 'The Legend of Mir 3', two titles where both companies share the intellectual property rights.

The two firms have been locked in a courtroom tango for years, arguing over who gets what piece of the pie. The turning point finally arrived last December, when the Supreme Court put its foot down and locked in a royalty distribution ratio: 80% for Wemade and 20% for Actoz Soft. With the gavel having fallen, both parties have since settled all outstanding royalty accounts based on this definitive split.

With the ledger now balanced and the unpaid royalties finally squared away, Wemade and ChuanQi IP have formally withdrawn their outstanding claims against Actoz Soft. It seems the legal uncertainty that has clouded these titles for so long has been put to bed, at last.

A representative from Wemade noted, "Following the Supreme Court's final ruling, the legal uncertainty surrounding the 'The Legend of Mir 2' and '3' IP business has been completely resolved." They added, "Now that these legal skirmishes are behind us, we intend to leverage our stable legal standing to focus entirely on growing the value of the Mir IP and expanding our business ventures." Best of luck with that.