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[Relix28]

wikkittklown wrote...

 Why is this allowed?? I have recieved numerous messages from people like AKS II Recon stating, that the premium spectre pack is back, and they need credits, and this person is wanting people to do a glitch with them for an easy 30-45k credits every 5 minutes!! I feel that Bioware needs to crack down on the players doing this kind of stuff, because after all, it is just a video game, and is supposed to be for entertainment purposes right!! So why cheat?  Start banning these morons please Bioware!! 

  ~~ Always play legit ~~ 

if anyone else knows anyone who is cheating or glitching or hacking, feel free to post their gamertag here :-) let's all work together to stop this childish behavior!!

Snitch.

[ZombieGambit]

Relix28 wrote...
Snitch.

Snitches get stitches.

[KroganSmash]

ZombieGambit wrote...

Relix28 wrote...
Snitch.

Snitches get stitches.

Beat me too it

[N7Kopper]

ZombieGambit wrote...

Relix28 wrote...
Snitch.

Snitches get stitches.

And then they staple them to the eyes of those they snitched upon.
Dunna discourage cracking down on this abuse of the system.

yesiknowyouwerejokingthankyounowgtfo

[teknik1200]

seeing as how it's a bug in the game you can't really blame them for it.

get over it dude, don't worry about others so much and you'll find you enjoy your own life more.

[InfamousResult]

teknik1200 wrote...

seeing as how it's a bug in the game you can't really blame them for it.

No. Shut up, stop telling people this.
Read the Terms of Service before you open your mouth.

11. Rules of Conduct

You may violate the Terms of Service if, as determined by EA in its sole discretion, you:
- Abuse or exploit bugs, undocumented features, design errors or problems in the game. 

Seriously, guys. They broke the rules. These are the rules of the service- whether the cheaters affect us or not, they broke a binding contract with the service provider. EA/Bioware has every right to ban a player who cheats, and users have every right to report them if they think it's wrong. You guys are the ones who need to get over it.

[Mattmagnum]

xtorma wrote...

I have yet to hear about anything being done about any sort of cheating, so I would say just ignore it like bioware does.

Orly?

social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/343/index/9895899


Stickied on the first page of the forums.

[xtorma]

Mattmagnum wrote...

xtorma wrote...

I have yet to hear about anything being done about any sort of cheating, so I would say just ignore it like bioware does.

Orly?

social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/343/index/9895899


Stickied on the first page of the forums.

Orly?

[msantos]

InfamousResult wrote...

teknik1200 wrote...

seeing as how it's a bug in the game you can't really blame them for it.

No. Shut up, stop telling people this.
Read the Terms of Service before you open your mouth.

11. Rules of Conduct

You may violate the Terms of Service if, as determined by EA in its sole discretion, you:
- Abuse or exploit bugs, undocumented features, design errors or problems in the game. 

Seriously, guys. They broke the rules. These are the rules of the service- whether the cheaters affect us or not, they broke a binding contract with the service provider. EA/Bioware has every right to ban a player who cheats, and users have every right to report them if they think it's wrong. You guys are the ones who need to get over it.

There you go... offering sensible and sound advice.  Some folks here just will not see it as such no matter how clearly and explicitly the rules are spelled out.

Totally in agreement with the advice though.  +1

[GGW KillerTiger]

 Alter your post so you don't get forum banned for pointing out a user then then go the cheating pinned topic and use the email bioware gave us their to report the user(s). problem solved ....

[GGW KillerTiger]

sobbos wrote...

This doesn't impact you negatively in any way. Grow up already kid.

It does when people join a match and get kicked because they don't want to cheat .... Makes search times a lot longer. Why don't you grow up. I bet you do it and that is why you always repond like this to all these posts. 

[Pandaman102]

Not condoning or condemning cheaters here, but...

wikkittklown wrote...

[...] it is just a video game, and is supposed to be for entertainment purposes right!! So why cheat?  Start banning these morons please Bioware!! [...]

It is a video game and it is supposed to be for entertainment.

Who are you to dictate how other people enjoy their game?

[drscott11]

My life view is that anything is OK as long as it does not negatively effect anyone else. This falls into that category.

[RamPuppy]

To those that do not see the consequences of this, or why it's wrong - and why others should care - think on this.

When you decide you can justify something because you feel you deserve it, or maybe your entitled to it, and you believe it is victimiless - you are metaphorically altering your moral compass - instead of one point, or line, you broaden it - so that mroe actions become acceptable. It does not mean you are going to become a super villan, but it does mean that your more likely to do it again, and over time, as you rack up lots of benefits for no consequences, your more likely to push it a little further.

Gamers hate it when people call us 'entitled' that is because there is an ounce of truth in it. If you decide to exploit a glitch - you have, at the very least subconciously decided that your entitled to whatever benefits exploit gives you. Or you suffer from the idea that because you can, you should.

So essentially, it's people who feel they are more special than everyone else and because they can they should. This historically has never led to anything good.

Heres a real world example. Software Piracy. It's victimless because the companies still make loads of cash right? Really? the DRM that has ME3 offline right now was designed to combat piracy. Is it hurting the pirates right now? Is it hurting you?

[mrcanada]

sobbos wrote...

This doesn't impact you negatively in any way. Grow up already kid.

[StarcloudSWG]

InfamousResult wrote...

11. Rules of Conduct

You may violate the Terms of Service if, as determined by EA in its sole discretion, you:
- Abuse or exploit bugs, undocumented features, design errors or problems in the game. 

Seriously, guys. They broke the rules. These are the rules of the service- whether the cheaters affect us or not, they broke a binding contract with the service provider. EA/Bioware has every right to ban a player who cheats, and users have every right to report them if they think it's wrong. You guys are the ones who need to get over it.

The funny thing about this is, as written, it explicitly allows you to violate the terms of service if EA determines that you've been abusing/exploiting bugs, 'undocumented features', design errors, etc.

"You may violate the terms of service' = 'You're allowed to violate the terms of service.' 

It really should be rephrased. "You may" has a specific meaning and intent in legal contracts, and is usually a sign of permission.

Modifié par StarcloudSWG, 03 mai 2012 - 05:53 .

[JGDD]

StarcloudSWG wrote...

InfamousResult wrote...

11. Rules of Conduct

You may violate the Terms of Service if, as determined by EA in its sole discretion, you:
- Abuse or exploit bugs, undocumented features, design errors or problems in the game. 

Seriously, guys. They broke the rules. These are the rules of the service- whether the cheaters affect us or not, they broke a binding contract with the service provider. EA/Bioware has every right to ban a player who cheats, and users have every right to report them if they think it's wrong. You guys are the ones who need to get over it.

The funny thing about this is, as written, it explicitly allows you to violate the terms of service if EA determines that you've been abusing/exploiting bugs, 'undocumented features', design errors, etc.

"You may violate the terms of service' = 'You're allowed to violate the terms of service.' 

Nice try. Fluent legalize speakers know the meaning of that phrasing and would shoot you down in seconds if that was your one and only crutch for justification. You can pretend that you beat them at their own legal game on a forum if it makes you feel heroic.

[Sad Floppy Panda]

StarcloudSWG wrote...

InfamousResult wrote...

11. Rules of Conduct

You may violate the Terms of Service if, as determined by EA in its sole discretion, you:
- Abuse or exploit bugs, undocumented features, design errors or problems in the game. 

Seriously, guys. They broke the rules. These are the rules of the service- whether the cheaters affect us or not, they broke a binding contract with the service provider. EA/Bioware has every right to ban a player who cheats, and users have every right to report them if they think it's wrong. You guys are the ones who need to get over it.

The funny thing about this is, as written, it explicitly allows you to violate the terms of service if EA determines that you've been abusing/exploiting bugs, 'undocumented features', design errors, etc.

"You may violate the terms of service' = 'You're allowed to violate the terms of service.' 

It really should be rephrased. "You may" has a specific meaning and intent in legal contracts, and is usually a sign of permission.

This ^

Makes me want to go cheat now.

[InfamousResult]

I'm sure "you may" in this instance actually means "you have probably". They should rephrase it, but only a dunce would ACTUALLY believe that's what it means.

[Pandaman102]

RamPuppy wrote...
To those that do not see the consequences of this, or why it's wrong - and why others should care - think on this.

The simple fact is if ti's against the rules, it's bannable and that's all there is to it. Arguing that there is some moral imperative against cheating is, honestly, flimsy at best since that's a slippery slope of trying to define which morality is "right".

RamPuppy wrote...
Heres a real world example. Software Piracy. It's victimless because the companies still make loads of cash right? Really? the DRM that has ME3 offline right now was designed to combat piracy. Is it hurting the pirates right now? Is it hurting you?

Using piracy as an example of the "harm" of cheating seems awfully close to a strawman, doesn't it?

Modifié par Pandaman102, 03 mai 2012 - 11:33 .

[Huttj509]

InfamousResult wrote...

I'm sure "you may" in this instance actually means "you have probably". They should rephrase it, but only a dunce would ACTUALLY believe that's what it means.

Probably someone meant to write "you might" or "you may have."

[cronosfire]

I don't see anything wrong with it since it is only used for themselves it will not affect ur game and if they want to waste their time doing it then let them besides they lowers the money value for wave ten to help this yet it doesn't matter people will still do it

[KroganSmash]

Nothing is true. Everything is permitted

[jpraelster93]

its up to bioware to fix the glitch

[InfamousResult]

jpraelster93 wrote...

its up to bioware to fix the glitch

Yes, that certainly IS their job.

However, it doesn't give players the right to abuse the glitch. They're still breaking a rule if they do.