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If everyone is cheating, then you don't have an advantage, so what's the point? I guess you could look at it as another level of metagame, though.
by breischl 7y ago
If everyone is cheating, then you don't have an advantage, so what's the point?
I guess you could look at it as another level of metagame, though.
- peter_d_sherman 7y agoWhy not simply group gamers on different servers depending on how well they're doing or not doing? You win a lot, you get grouped on a server with other winners, you lose a lot, you get grouped on a server with others that lose a lot. This keeps skill levels (and challenge) consistent. Or, is that too much of an algorithmic challenge for the game designers? If they can write the game in the first place, it shouldn't be...