I feel its a waste of time and money. As there is no way they have been under a rock that long to just now know of Red War... i believe you are right and its someone trying to making a play because they think they think get a quick buck.

Having read through the side-by-side comparison of story elements presented within the full text of the lawsuit, I feel the list is hopelessly bloated with a mixture of [b]descriptions of war lifted from real-world examples[/b]* as well as a number of [b]narrative decisions so obvious that they are borderline logical necessities[/b]**. The fact that the provided list has been padded with so many weak examples of similarities between the two works suggests [b]in my opinion[/b] that plaintiff’s counsel believed the list of grievances was otherwise far too sparse to be actionable. As a layman who occasionally reads through lawsuits and other legal documents, I’m currently unimpressed by what is presented here. * The use of scorched-earth tactics by an invading force, battles among ruined cityscapes, battles occurring on multiple fronts simultaneously, the invading force being led by an individual with an outsized view of their own importance while also feeling “superior” to the defending forces. ** An individual of low social standing rises to control an Empire with help from someone more versed in political intrigue, the invading alien force is well-trained militarily, the militaristic space-faring force uses encryption in their communications, an emergency broadcast is made to warn the populace that an invasion is taking place. (΄◉◞౪◟◉｀)