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[joker5]

Cheating in games... I dunno. If you bought a game that's just kicking your ass all over the place, or you're just getting into gaming, it can be good. But, on the other hand if you're playing online, cheating is basically saying "Ok, so the game developers figured out how to balance this game. All these other people have trained long and hard to get as good as they are now - I.E, better than me. But I think that it's OK to go download some script to invalidate all that and score some headshots. Why should I bother getting good/working for that great item in an MMO? I think it'd be more fun if I had it NOW, and I don't care who I piss off in the meantime."In first-person shooters, it's not much of a problem - the usual response is "Screw this; I'm off to a different server." In MMOs, though, I'd imagine it's a real pain if you max your character's level, get a bunch of good gear, work up a decent amount of cash, and then see a retard duper prancing around in better gear and with a fatter balance.In a single-player game... well, you bought it, you figure out how you want to play it. But seeing as most single-player games have an interesting plot which is better experienced immersed in the game, and an online multiplayer component, single-player is at the very least good practice. And if you've ever played any sports - how often do you purposely make practice easier than a real match? "Yeah, my opponent in tennis will be playing his best... so I'll only practice for a bit, and only volleys while I'm at it.". There is a good, fun experience to be had for most games playing through without cheats, and if you haven't got that, it seems like you're reducing the game down to a boring little toy. :/On the other hand, especially in GTA, even if you're not done with all the story missions, yeah, just grabbing a chopper, some big guns and a lot of health and cutting loose can be exactly what you need >:3

[evancex]

i have to beat the game first , then cheat