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Ya know, I constantly hear arguments about why things like this are necessary and how cheaters are ruining games, yet I play an online game that's supposedly fu
by grawprog 6y ago
Ya know, I constantly hear arguments about why things like this are necessary and how cheaters are ruining games, yet I play an online game that's supposedly full of cheaters, to the point where the Devs themselves sent out an apology and asked for cheaters to be reported, yet i've never really noticed it. There's definitely been a couple times I'm pretty sure someone's cheating, but after the game ends I don't really care any more and I just start a new one.
I dunno, I mean I grew up in the wild west of online games where pretty much games got taken over by hackers to the point where you couldn't play unless you hacked too. Modern games by comparison are far better to play in that regards, even ones apparently full of hackers. You've never seen hacking until you've stepped into a diablo 2 open battlenet server and somehow managed to die in town on spawning and then had your save file corrupted when you accidently picked up the glitched item next to your corpse and even when you had a full set of items hacked to the point where you needed a magnifying glass to read what it does and your on screen character is glitched beyond recognition, some motherfucker comes up and one shots you.
- pastrami_panda 6y agoDo note hacking typically takes place in higher ranks since that's where the cheaters typically end up. The vast majority of players that play in the lower ranks only encounter the cheaters as they climb the ranks which presumably happens rather quick compared to non-cheaters.