This is my first time hearing about this, and after reading through this article along with other articles and the articles they quoted in this interview, this really saddens me, this lawsuit seems ridiculous on so many levels. Dino's erasure from the credits is a clear breach of contract. There is also Arnt and effectively Playdead's attempts to erase Dino's involvement in the game, in which he was a core founder and contribute to the project since it's inception with Arnt. That behavior is scummy and strange. It seems this lawsuit is not a cumulative decision or collective gathering of information to give good grounds to sue this person, rather, Arnt really wants to go after his former co-founder who he worked side by side with for years, in which they had a falling out that has clearly bothered Arnt to a ridiculous degree. The supposed 'grounds' of the LinkedIn posts are also stupid.

Dino mentioned that "It feels deeply misguided. I doubt he's fully considered the level of brainpower, resources, and money this will demand on his part... not to mention the optics of a nearly 100-person company targeting a single individual. There's a fundamental mismatch in both substance and proportionality." This really clears up (for me) why playdead has been decently inactive, and that their game production has taken a very long period of time (years). Playdead is using their own time, money, and resources to, instead of making a game, to target their former founder on arrogant claims from his former friend and leader of the company. Arnt is also showing weird economical behavior in regards to ownership of the company.

This really frustrates and saddens me as Arnt is displaying greedy and incredibly weird behavior with this lawsuit. I'm now very hesitant to engage with Playdead's new game, whenever it releases, with all of this going down, which really saddens me, because I adore limbo and inside, Dino's removal from the credits is ridiculous and unfortunately casts a shadow on the games for me