Pete Hines, vice president of marketing at Bethesda, has said that the studio does not "enjoy" being forced into suing Mojang, but it is something that has to be done.
The lawsuit filed against Mojang in August, pertains to the studio’s upcoming turn-based card game, Scrolls, which according to Bethesda’s legal team, the name of the title infringes on Bethesda’s trademark Elder Scrolls, and fears that consumers may get the two titles confused.
However, Hines claims that Mojang has not given the public "a complete picture as it relates to their filings, our trademarks, or events that have taken place."
"Nobody here enjoys being forced into this," Hines said, who hopes to resolve the issue soon.