What about Redguard?

[Haru17]

If there's no more DLC then what's going to happen to the trademark?

 

[Dagmar]

Nothing. As has been stated numerous times in these forums and elsewhere by those of us that knew better, the trademark application had absolutely nothing to do with any Elder Scrolls DLC. It is and has always been there to protect Zenimax's trademark for the game Redguard which Pete Hines confirmed on his Twitter account several days ago.

 

[Haru17]

Nothing. As has been stated numerous times in these forums and elsewhere by those of us that knew better, the trademark application had absolutely nothing to do with any Elder Scrolls DLC. It is and has always been there to protect Zenimax's trademark for the game Redguard which Pete Hines confirmed on his Twitter account several days ago.

I just don't understand their thought process. They drop Morrowind's trademark, but keep Redguard? What is the method to their madness.

 

[Dagmar]

Morrowind is a registered trademark. I have no idea why you think otherwise.

 

[Haru17]

Morrowind is a registered trademark. I have no idea why you think otherwise.

Well, I guess some posters are not to bet trusted.

 

[Dagmar]

Well, I guess some posters are not to bet trusted.

Welcome to the internet!

 

[Haru17]

Welcome to the internet!

Yes, yes, I'm a trusting person, for better or worse.

 

[Morgan]

Well, I guess some posters are not to bet trusted.

No need to trust posters; check the source (semi-)directly.

http://www.uspto.gov

Under "Trademarks" click "Trademark Search" then "Basic Word Mark Search". Shows "Morrowind" is an active trademark renewed around six months ago.

[Edited so link isn't to expired search]

 

[Dagmar]

Search results on the USPTO expire so that link isn't helpful.