> The problem isn't cheating itself, the problem is players feeling like they have been cheated (and thus not buying micro transactions in the future). Any gam

> The problem isn't cheating itself, the problem is players feeling like they have been cheated (and thus not buying micro transactions in the future). Any game I pay for that pressures me to pay with micro transactions already makes me feel like I've been cheated. "Free" to play games might be motivated that way though. Although I doubt it would stop cheating, making sure that players can't do impossible things is absolutely a good idea and something that should have been done ages ago. The best solution to avoid cheating is to play with people you know. Expecting a good time when playing with internet randos from all over the globe is maybe too optimistic.