[KotakuAU] One Shot, One Kill, No Skill: Why One Gamer Paid To Cheat - Page 17

Originally Posted by Otterclock 

It's like the Kobayashi Maru scenario. These cheaters are the true heroes of online gaming.
Just kiddin'. Mostly.

Originally Posted by james_ant 

No the real heros are the people that are not hacking, yet get called hackers by noobs.

Originally Posted by Drobomb 

I quit playing BF3 because of hackers. Even the "trying to be" sneaky ones can be detected. Every now and then the errant "one shot pistol kill with full health while jumping through the air" will happen. By more than one person. I know, I know. Find another server. Oh wait. Same thing.
I'm sure the defenders of hacking will just say I suck at the game...
Whatever.
All I want to know is where are the majority of hackers going to be. On Premium servers or the old servers?
I'm not getting Premium until I know. Not going to put up with the BS and pay money for a "Premium" hacker infested service.
Not Happening.

Originally Posted by Thingamajig 

I get it all the time, and sometimes, i get compliments. Othertimes, i get questions like "How do you fly like that?" etc, etc.

Originally Posted by Drobomb 

I quit playing BF3 because of hackers. Even the "trying to be" sneaky ones can be detected. Every now and then the errant "one shot pistol kill with full health while jumping through the air" will happen. By more than one person. I know, I know. Find another server. Oh wait. Same thing.
I'm sure the defenders of hacking will just say I suck at the game...
Whatever.
All I want to know is where are the majority of hackers going to be. On Premium servers or the old servers?
I'm not getting Premium until I know. Not going to put up with the BS and pay money for a "Premium" hacker infested service.
Not Happening.

Originally Posted by james_ant 

But just like the botters in wow who were playing for glider, so will dice find a way to mass detect this hacking program. What makes it so easy is that so many people are using the same hack and paying for it, it's just a matter of time. I regularly see hackers being banned for aimbot and other hacks in the servers I play in.

Originally Posted by B-rock 

Some hack, some don't. Simple enough. I guarantee half the people you think are hacking aren't. A lot of people play the game a lot and know the common spot where people go 90% of the time so it's easy to know where you are.

Originally Posted by Allen86 

I'm sorry, I can't sympathize with some cry baby that whines about him not having an out in his "real life" to justify himself ruining others gaming experience in their real life. Online gaming or not, its a thing people do in their real lifes. This guy is basically saying, "Since I can't go around, slap people in the face at work, set houses on fire and can't speed because I'll get a ticket, I cheat in online games to relieve my frustration, which justifies it."
Yeah, it's crap and even more so, pathetic. Just another example of a guy with short man syndrome that only goes online for the anonymity, not having to answer for his actions and to overall just grief other people who are genuinely just trying to enjoy some gameplay in the daily "Real life". Games are an activity done in the daily lives of many, its a hobby some people take great pride in, as with anything. Why would you want to disturb these people just trying to relieve their own stress, doing so in a fair way to the others trying to relieve there's after pulling a 10 hour work shift getting treated like crap. Cheaters are selfish, that's all there is to it and to justify writing an article about "a cheaters side of the story" it is laughable at best, it's a no brainer (literally).
Also to say they're the "Steroid Users of Video Games" is an Insult to even the people that use steroids...because atleast they have to put forth effort and try, steroids aren't just a magical button/command that makes them run a 4 minute mile.
Also, bad on Kotaku for even writing an article in such poor taste. Even going as far as giving free publicity to the "hack" maker at the end of the article.

Originally Posted by Allen86 

I'm sorry, I can't sympathize with some cry baby that whines about him not having an out in his "real life" to justify himself ruining others gaming experience in their real life. Online gaming or not, its a thing people do in their real lifes. This guy is basically saying, "Since I can't go around, slap people in the face at work, set houses on fire and can't speed because I'll get a ticket, I cheat in online games to relieve my frustration, which justifies it."
Yeah, it's crap and even more so, pathetic. Just another example of a guy with short man syndrome that only goes online for the anonymity, not having to answer for his actions and to overall just grief other people who are genuinely just trying to enjoy some gameplay in the daily "Real life". Games are an activity done in the daily lives of many, its a hobby some people take great pride in, as with anything. Why would you want to disturb these people just trying to relieve their own stress, doing so in a fair way to the others trying to relieve there's after pulling a 10 hour work shift getting treated like crap. Cheaters are selfish, that's all there is to it and to justify writing an article about "a cheaters side of the story" it is laughable at best, it's a no brainer (literally).
Also to say they're the "Steroid Users of Video Games" is an Insult to even the people that use steroids...because atleast they have to put forth effort and try, steroids aren't just a magical button/command that makes them run a 4 minute mile.
Also, bad on Kotaku for even writing an article in such poor taste. Even going as far as giving free publicity to the "hack" maker at the end of the article.