Official hack thread

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g33k.

hackz sucks!!!

LOL close this topic...

Cheating sucks... learn the game... Get your settings right... Download "configs" that are 1337. Go to a cs forum and learn about configs and such...

cheats are for losers

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yuh sure

still open and btw I will cheat forever!!!! just wait... ill ruin your fun 1 day..

yuh sure

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THC your but ugly sig allready ruined my day.. so to late for that ma boy !

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your sig is shit too ma boy..

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it's not my fault youre too easly offended..

Well you have a right to your opinion. Its a silly opinion and nobody seems to agree with you, but still you should not be punished for your stupid visions and for the fact that you excist, you cant help it.

And alteast it didnt ruin your day.

no it did not and thankyou for being so understanding

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lol um TBrent what you playing Source or 1.6

word

Lemme do my job nigga!! J/K <3 joos

I was grounded for a week so thx weak for closeing this.

My opinion on hacking/cheating in an online game:
It ruins the game for everyone else. It really doesn't help you at all, how is auto killing everything around you fun?The sad truth is that the Internet is full of people that love to ruin the online experiences of others. They get off on it. A great many cheaters use hacks, trainers, bots, and whatnot in order to win games. But while some openly try to wreak havoc, many really want to dominate and crush opponents, trying to make other players think they are gods at the game -- not the cheaters they are. The only thing that seems to bother them is getting caught. Beyond that, no ethical dilemmas seem to concern them. The anonymity and artificiality of the Internet seems to encourage a moral vacuum where otherwise nice people often behave in the worst possible way. A big factor in this is a lack of consequences. If a player is caught, so what? Are they fined or punished? No. Are they rejected by the people they played against? Usually, but it's so easy to establish another identity and return to play that discovery and banishment are no barrier to those with ill intent.Another interesting aspect of online cheating is the rise of clans and how cheats get propagated. If a member of a clan hacks a game or obtains a not-readily-available program for cheating, it will often be given to other members of the clan with the understanding that it's for clan use only and to be kept secret. The purpose being, of course, to raise the standing and prestige of the clan. If the cheater is not a clan member, odds are he will keep the secret to himself for a while and not advertise his advantage. The logic here is simple: If anyone goes public with a cheat, a) he will lose his advantage, b) he will probably be identified by his opponents as a cheater, and c) the developer can then patch the game, invalidating the cheat.

edit: I'll leave this open for discussion, anyone that post a link to such hacks or bots will have their warning level raised

It does fuck everything else up. You don't get the gaming experience because there are others who cheat.

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At the end of the day though it's only a game? I mean if someone hacks just don't play with them. Or is it not that easy? Worse things could happen you know...

It's annoying though. Play the game right hackers are ghey.

But it is so funny seeing a bunch of guys get all hormonal over a computer game lol. Sorry I just don't get it

I dont play video or computer games I dont like them I just thinking hacking is stupid.

Yeah its like paying for a game for a ps2, and to have someone be hoovering the room constantly while your trying to play.

It ruins the atmosphere.

Some people play these games for thousands of dollars so it an get pretty annoying when someone hacks.

Do they like not get the money then if they cheat? Surely someone moderates it?