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GokuZool · 10-09-2003, 10:55 PM

What's the point of cheating? It gives you no satisfaction whatsoever.

For example:

You're up to this really difficult boss, in lets say, an RPG. You've attempted to beat the boss a couple of times, but you find it too hard. Do you:

a) Try a little a bit harder the next time and think of new strategies to defeat the boss. You then give it your all and finally beat the boss, knowing that you did it on your own.

or

b) Look up walkthrough's, cheats and guides on the net and beat the boss with ease knowing that you cheated and took the easy way.

IMO, the former option is just so much satisfying.

If you've already beaten the game, using cheats and walkthrough's can be fun as you find stuff which you may of not discovered the first time around.

10-09-2003, 10:55 PM	#6
GokuZool Lord Ao Join Date: September 11, 2001 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,061	What's the point of cheating? It gives you no satisfaction whatsoever. For example: You're up to this really difficult boss, in lets say, an RPG. You've attempted to beat the boss a couple of times, but you find it too hard. Do you: a) Try a little a bit harder the next time and think of new strategies to defeat the boss. You then give it your all and finally beat the boss, knowing that you did it on your own. or b) Look up walkthrough's, cheats and guides on the net and beat the boss with ease knowing that you cheated and took the easy way. IMO, the former option is just so much satisfying. If you've already beaten the game, using cheats and walkthrough's can be fun as you find stuff which you may of not discovered the first time around.