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>I can understand being suspicious of online games. Fair enough. But the evidence for cheating offline is... How can people act like the evidence of online che
by jobs_throwaway 4y ago
>I can understand being suspicious of online games. Fair enough. But the evidence for cheating offline is...
How can people act like the evidence of online cheating doesn't affect the likelihood that he cheated OTB? This is the exact same person playing both games.
Circumstantial evidence is still evidence
- utopcell 4y agoBut what is the circumstantial evidence here ? The argument essentially boils down to: "this guy cheated in the past, so I don't trust that he won't cheat in the future". This is fair: he should decide whom he wants to play with, but no proof was actually presented.
- denlekke 4y agoi agree that past cheating probably makes it more likely that someone would cheat in the future but i also see a relevant difference in the ease and risk of cheating online vs OTB, so i don't see them as perfect equivalents