Luca Leone was banned from the game 13 times for using cheating software. The suit also alleges threats of violence.
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The perpetrator, Nicholas Minor, sent the fake takedowns after Bungie removed his own videos, which did violate copyright laws, earlier in the year.
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The parties reached a consent judgment before the case could go to trial.
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The Destiny 2 studio can still refile an amended complaint to bring further action against the site.
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Also affected is developer Bungie, who said the takedowns did not originate from within the company.
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The purchase caps off a busy January for mergers and acquisitions activity. GameDaily spoke to several analysts about the implications of the deal.
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The companies seek to shore up their reputation with the suit, but it hinges on whether courts deem the cheats derivative or not.
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Remote work policies are starting to crop up as the industry seeks to mitigate employee exposure. As the virus limits manufacturing, there could even be a delay to PS5 or Xbox Series X launches.
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The video game industry is plagued by a culture of crunch that prioritizes profit over the physical and mental well-being of its employees. Recently, some companies have made efforts to buck this trend, which is a welcome change.
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Despite NetEase investment for new project, Destiny is still the long-term goal.
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