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10/19/2017 10:27:24 PM
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I would like to say something about this "cheat", the Redeem clan is popular for their speedrun destiny content, and if anyone was unaware, the race for worlds first was a speedrun. Now for other achievements such as worlds first solo Skolas and Crota, heavy ammo glitches were used, and no one tried to hide it. No one questioned their legitimacy. But now for some reason it is a big deal. Would anyone care to explain to be why this is only an issue now. Because if this run is invalid, then so would all of the other speedruns.
TLDR; Heavy ammo exploits have been in the game since D1's launch. And if this run is considered illegitimate, then many other "world first" runs would be too.
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Cool, they are illegitimate too. See how easy that was.
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If they are true speed runners, then using exploits is the method. Seriously go watch ANY speed run; they’ll make a distinction between legit and BAMN runs. To me, Bungie’s code made this possible. So it’s in the game. Exploiting the game code has *generally* yielded lols and fixes, unless it directly affects other players/violates TOS. Now, does this heavy glitch violate TOS?
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Because bungie hasn't disqualified them for coil glitching despite the obvious evidence. I have to assume that it does not violate the TOS
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Welp, in that case, all's fair in love and war.
