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9/1/2015 6:18:45 AM
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All those degrees and you still think using an exploit isn't cheating? You think for how smart you are you might have just once glanced over the tos
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It's not it's called using your brain. Think about it this way. And this is just a example not to be taken literally. Your making a sandwich and realize you are out of regular bread. But you noticed you have hamburger bread. Do you abandon your sandwich or use the hamburger bread. But wait hamburger bread is for hamburgers. Not a regular cold cut sandwich. What do you do. Make the dam sandwich anyways. It's not the proper thing but it is a option.
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Oh my God, someone with a degree actually used this as an analogy for this? Are there rules against using hamburger [i]buns[/i] for a sandwich? Can you be banned from eating sandwiches with hamburger [i]buns[/i]? From Bungie, “We’ve seen you backing out of matches on final approach in your ships because you saw formidable opponents on the other team.That tactic could earn you a restriction from future Trials of Osiris events. Please stick it out and fight – even if you know you’re about to be visited by tourists from the Lighthouse.” More at http://www.inquisitr.com/2147487/destiny-banhammer-to-drop-on-trials-of-osiris-early-quitters/#ed616CzK5xqGUR8G.99
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You do realize in the ToS exploiting a glitch in a game for any sort of benefit is considered cheating right?
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Just like certain things irl example (weed) is illegal because hemp can be used to make cloths cheaper and more durable or cure illness (proven ) is illegal right. Just because the developer is to lazy to fix something that is broken doesn't it means right for them to punish people for using there broken s**t
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You're comparing the legality of marijuana to an exploit in a videogame, lmao I'm done.
