Payday 2: the Infamy update

[Izanagi009_v1legacy]

Well, this was an interesting update.

Basically, you can give up your level and 200 million to reset yourself to level 1 and try again. In exchange, you get a infamy point which goes to a special skill tree that reduces skill tier costs.

I'm not going to lie, I and probably a few others have used hacks/cheats and will continue to do so. You give us something like this in a game but also wipe progress in a game known for being difficult and time-consuming. CoD may be one thing but Payday is long, tedious, and will take forever to get back up to 100 only to piss it away again.

If I get a warning for saying I used a hack, fine, I apologize but I just wanted to get my honest opinion out

 

[tippy2k2]

Honest opinion or not; you're cheating to get something that is supposed to be earned.

Now I don't know how it would work in Payday but I know in Call of Duty MW 2 when I got boosters in my room (two people who play S&D and hide in the corner shooting at each other with the riot shield since every bullet gave you xp), I did everything in my power to stop them. Namely it would involve me jumping in the way so that they team killed, which in turn killed them.

Just don't come around complaining if Payday wipes your stuff away because you got it by hacking.

 

[Izanagi009_v1legacy]

Honest opinion or not; you're cheating to get something that is supposed to be earned.

Now I don't know how it would work in Payday but I know in Call of Duty MW 2 when I got boosters in my room (two people who play S&D and hide in the corner shooting at each other with the riot shield since every bullet gave you xp), I did everything in my power to stop them. Namely it would involve me jumping in the way so that they team killed, which in turn killed them.

Just don't come around complaining if Payday wipes your stuff away because you got it by hacking.

fair enough but I've seen infinite sentry hacks, kill all ecms, and lockpick hacks and I would think that Overkill would have done something to the code if they are so anti-cheater. But regardless, yes it does not excuse my behavior but I don't think i'm alone.