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Article #1649

Re: Blizzard fix the game and Mind your own damn business

#1649
From: Twin Ion Engine
Date: Sat, 01 Mar 1997 00:00
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In article <01bc252b$3ad832c0$c36093cf@rmatlock>, "Ryan Matlock" <re...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>Amen
>
>DrLoVeD <DrL...@funkygetdown.net> wrote in article
><331930e3...@news.alterdial.uu.net>...
>> Well they fixed us "cheaters".  So all the whiners got there way.  No
>> more cheating right.  Wrong.  The game was suppose to not be able to
>> use cheats to start with...we all know where that went.  One
>> week...two...mayby a month...cheaters will be laughing once again and
>> all the bullshit crying and psychoanalyzing of people will start
>> again. 
>> 
>>   I'm not a bitter man...just a little tart.
>> 

If you cheat again, they'll fix you again. Then what?

Seriously though, not to go all out to flame cheaters, wouldn't the game be 
more exciting if there is a possibility of death? How much fun would it be if 
you know you could not die?

Any other games that I played, I know that the moment I start cheating, the 
element of fun is lost. So why waste your money buying thr game and cheat and 
steal your fun and others away?

Food for though.

WiL :)

Email <<tb...@valuserve.com>>
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From: twinion@imperial.navy.squadron (Twin Ion Engine)
Subject: Re: Blizzard fix the game and Mind your own damn business
Date: 1997/03/01
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