Cheating

[blue_h3x]

You speak as if you're proud of having spent 5 years of your life being faithful to your forum.. shame.

It must be sad that you've got nothing to be proud of spending your time on. To not have put effort in and achieved something worthwhile.

Cheating is for those who have no self value in what they do. If you have so little value in the 'achievement' of doing something that you can't put the work into it, then why do you go to the effort of cheating to gain the achievement in the first place? After all, it's a game and it's there to be enjoyed. If you don't enjoy playing the game, then fair enough. Everyone is right to make their own mind up. Though just because you don't enjoy it, it doesn't give you the right to 'break' the game for others through cheating.

This will be the last account I bother to register, and it was a pleasure doing business with you.

Likewise, and enjoy your life.

[Laserrobotics]

Game.  Set.  Match.

[S.]

Game.  Set.  Match.

Ok, now you got me confused.

[blue_h3x]

Game.  Set.  Match.

Ok, now you got me confused.

Tennis.

[satori]

this whole thread got me confused, never the less i enjoyed reading the small argument that started the second the cheater started trying to "justify his actions" as the term goes.

[0VERS33R]

Something that I've learnt through my absence of these Audiosurf forums (and by playing MW2 often... Anybody get really annoyed at FagS33R?) was that cheating is surprisingly easy. In my honest opinion, writing up a program or debugging or hacking into something to better it for yourself is much easier than taking the time to actually become good at the game.

Honestly, it would be MUCH more impressive (and would troll equally as hard) if you bought the game and on the same day, knocked Oopla or DSC out of top on a song they've held for years without using any form of cheating. You would piss people off equally, yet at the same time, impress them and everybody else.