Really? I don’t think it’s substantially different to the psychology of cheating in any other field, whether that’s drugs in sport or tax fraud. In gaming, che

Really? I don’t think it’s substantially different to the psychology of cheating in any other field, whether that’s drugs in sport or tax fraud. In gaming, cheating is an opportunity to LARP as a better player. Gaming identities are often anonymous, cheat tools are widely available, and the prevalence of anti-cheat implies that “lots of other people are doing it” which gives some personality types sufficient moral cover.