I wouldn't know, this was Starcraft 1. Though now I'm pretty beast at RTS, so if I get it, no cheats for me.RobfromtheGulag said:I have a friend who bought the game just for the cut-scenes, and he'll no doubt be cheating his way through because he's awful at rts. It's a kind of sad statement when Blizzard has dredged up such a riveting tale that people would rather pay $50 than read a book.Ryokai said:Especially in single player games. My 11 year old self played through Starcraft using cheats, and was bored to all hell, only playing to get to the next mission and cutscene.
I refuse to click that link on the grounds that I suspect it will take me to TV tropes........ *shakes fist angrily* do you think I have all day free, or something??? ;-)latenightapplepie said:No. Not against the computer. Since the computer is a cheating bastard. [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheComputerIsACheatingBastard]
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Sorry, I had to.
But seriously, I would never cheat in a multiplayer game, that's just silly. Against the computer for the purposes of obtaining shits and giggles, or beating a particularly difficult section that I don't have the patience and skill to beat the usual way, then it is perfectly acceptable.
I won't feel guilty for that.
Only on Multiplayer. When it comes to SinglePlayer I figure a little god mode won't hurt anyone, and I bought the game, so I will cheat if I want to have the most fun. Multiplayer cheaters directly wreck the experience for others, so screw them.All Hail Lelouch said:Cheats have been a part of gaming since the beginning. But when you use them, do you feel like you have actually cheated yourself?
Discuss.