makes online sessions much better.hitheremynameisbob said:Technically it is - as the article says, it's not cheating that is illegal, it's the use of a denial of service attack that got the cops involved. Doesn't matter what you're doing when you use it.Mechsoap said:This should be for every game with online interaction.
But if it's during a match and someone gets above you...Nukeforyou said:i wouldn't call a dos a hack or a cheat.. thats just forcing your opponents offline so your left with the lower skilled opposition
Except we know the police traced an IP, that doesnt really lie.Pirate Kitty said:It's called innocent until proven guilty.
QFT!!! I have this strange expression on my face whenever anyone says "oh, theres a guy down the end of my street who deals drugs"...FFS, report this to your local authority. They might not act immediately, but this is because they need to be sure about these things, and in the scheme of things, 1 suburban dealer ain't much. Were I them, I'd wanna try for the bigger fish too.Generic Gamer said:I don't mean to derail but have you reported your neighbours? If you report someone for drugs offences keep a diary and evidence of wrongdoing for the police, drugs offenders are rarely just drugs offenders and the more info the police have the more likely they are to act.Xombee said:Why can't the police come bust down the door of my druggie neighbors instead of messing with some kid cheating at video games.
You're not a pacifist if you want people to die for cheating off a game.. A Pacifist is those who wouldnt use violence even in the face of violence. Going great lenghts to prevent violence from being used in pretty much any case?kouriichi said:He should be marched out into the street and shot.
Im american. Im a pacifist. And every who knows me says im the nicest guy they know.
But anyone who ruins other peoples happy time ON PURPOSE shouldent have the right to live, let alone play a video game.
Im sorry if that comes off as mean, but im a bit old school on my feeling. A**holes should die, nice people should live, and everyone should know theyer place in the world. Mine is with the rest of the mindless drones at midlevel sales.
You realise that that is is the internet equivolent of saying WRONG YOUR WRONG BECAUSE I SAY YOU ARE!Pirate Kitty said:God no. He hasn't had his day in court. Until he does, he is innocent.A Pious Cultist said:Except we know the police traced an IP, that doesnt really lie.Pirate Kitty said:It's called innocent until proven guilty.
We also know they know how the DOS program was obtained so either they found it on his computer or he confessed.
Either way guilt is certain in this case.
Heavens. I thought The Escapist had better common knowledge than this.
I'm much too tired to bother pointing out your numerous errors.moretimethansense said:SNIP
I'll leave it there in the hopes someone else does it for me.
I think you're taking "Innocent until proven guilty" a little too literaly,God no. He hasn't had his day in court. Until he does, he is innocent
Really? That doesn't sound like the sort of statement a pacifist would make...kouriichi said:He should be marched out into the street and shot.
{snip}Im a pacifist.
So you wander around wanting everybody to be guilty of crimes? Do you assume that every court case should have a 'guilty' verdict? You should definitely be on a jury, lol.moretimethansense said:Why in the hell would you activley want someone to be innocent of a crime (unless of course they are related to you), also hoping for somthing won't change the facts he either is or isn't guilty.
Because your druggie neighbors are playing by the rules.Xombee said:Why can't the police come bust down the door of my druggie neighbors instead of messing with some kid cheating at video games.
Oh for fuck's sakeWicky_42 said:So you wander around wanting everybody to be guilty of crimes? Do you assume that every court case should have a 'guilty' verdict? You should definitely be on a jury, lol.moretimethansense said:Why in the hell would you activley want someone to be innocent of a crime (unless of course they are related to you), also hoping for somthing won't change the facts he either is or isn't guilty.
You should never assume someone's guilty until it's proven. That's the entire point why we have courts and law and (unfortunately) lawyers instead of lynch mobs. You know, to weigh up evidence and make a decision based on that in a proper way, allowing the accused to defend themselves.
Well, how it goes here is bit different... We keeps saying that everyone is innocent until proven otherwise. In reality it goes like: Everyone is guilty until proven otherwise.Pirate Kitty said:God no. He hasn't had his day in court. Until he does, he is innocent.
Heavens. I thought The Escapist had better common knowledge than this.