Because its fun to hear people bitch, whine and it makes you feels better when your not good at the game.
I am not a cheater but I have thought about it when I was doing poorly and my assumption is based on the feeling of when I did good at the game and heard others rage. I felt better hearing them being angry for a change and accomplished for doing well. I believe the fact that they are cheating is somewhat ignored in their mind set, though I believe I am stating the obvious. Better to state the obvious then just assume it is so.
Activision is slowly redeeming itself with the gaming community. They just need to wait 2 years for the next CoD and I'll be fine.
It was very clever of IW to put in the smeg-head detecting software in such a prominent release. Kudos.
FIX YOUR FUCKING GAME SO PEOPLE CAN'T DO THIS SHIT.
How am I the only one bothered by this?
very true. it's like a douchefuck radar. real hip cats could be using it ironically though.
They can't fix all of it. Some of it is beyond their control (e.g. lag switches). I think banning is completely appropriate, personally. What would you have them do to people who deliberately cheat? Stern warning? They'd just ignore it. They'll probably even ignore temporary bans, but at least the rest of the community would be spared their company for a while.
No one held a gun to their heads and said "you need to be total douchenozzles and run wall hacks(etc)". These people went out of their way on their own and in no way deserve any sympathy.
i think the same thing about hackers, cheaters, virus developers, sports fans, and generally people who inconvenience others for no real gain other than the fact they are inconveniencing others.
One question: have they fixed the horrible hit detection?
Overall this is good news. The firat week it's out and a ton of people have modded clantags which is never a goood sign, but atleast they're attempting to keep things in check.
Yeah, that's good and all, but way to show that the industry, and your company, should be taken serious as the community man behind the highest selling game of all time, just to throw around the word "douche" in every possible way you can.
Keep it classy, Robert Bowling.

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