> I'm not sure if this is an unpopular opinion > Actually, spoken as someone who has played his fair (1000h+) share of Counter Strike Global Offensive since it

> I'm not sure if this is an unpopular opinion > Actually, spoken as someone who has played his fair (1000h+) share of Counter Strike Global Offensive since it came out Something doesn't add up about your story. You really played 1kh+ and have never seen how much people hate cheaters? Anyway, there's a very simple psychological explanation for why they do: Video games are only as good as the rules they abide by. If you go into a game and are surprised by rules you didn't know existed, then that's no fun. Likewise, if you have to guess if someone is a hacker to determine if you're able to defeat them, that's a surprise, and no fun. It's frustrating enough when you pull off a daring maneuver and suffer a framerate stutter or network congestion and the opponent gets away or destroys you. Now imagine when the other person (surprise) is playing by a different set of rules where they can see you around corners and never miss.