Re: Blizzard why include cheat codes in a great multi-player game????

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From: mpoh... Michael John Pohoreski
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 1996 00:00

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s950...@minyos.xx.rmit.EDU.AU (Hamish Neil Moffatt) writes:

Blizzard did it right. If you don't want cheats, don't enable them.

As far as multi-player goes; ever play two humans agaisnt two computers?
The cheats do come in handy sometimes!

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mpoh...@sfu.ca
In the business world, sharing responsibility for a project is called teamwork.
In classrooms, the way we teach today, it's called cheating.
   - Frank Ogden, The Last Book You'll Ever Read

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