If Zenimax proves that Palmer Luckey was technically unable to come up with a working VR headset by himself, then that means it was John Carmack's creation achieved during his Zenimax working hours, which makes it Zenimax's property.
And the problem with that version is that it contradicts reality : Palmer Luckey had been collecting, dismembering, and assembling working VR headsets long before John Carmack heard of him and contacted him for that reason.
And because Palmer Luckey had been sharing and discussing his progress on creating his own VR headsets in related online forums long before John Carmack first noticed him, there should be plenty of people and online content available to demonstrate the fact that Palmer Luckey had been building his own working VR headsets by himself, no matter how much Zenimax tries to vilify him and discredit his achievements.
If Zenimax proves that Palmer Luckey was technically unable to come up with a working VR headset by himself, then that means it was John Carmack's creation achieved during his Zenimax working hours, which makes it Zenimax's property.
Even if he did make it, who's to say it was within their working hours?
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I'm expecting the defence to call Mark Bolas as a witness to refute these ridiculous claims. He worked for Bolas at the USC and only got the job because of his previous experience with building HMDs. Luckey ended up designing the FOV2Go headset whilst he was there I think.
