@DoubleH_YT@RyanCantMiss_@RandomName49598 They can do whatever they want...and they explicitly told you they could..and we all agreed to it when we played the game. We can't get mad now because the rules are being enforced...it's literally what creators have been asking for. You wanted it...you got it.
@JoeKnowsYT@BADGEPLUG What's not real? Everyone agreed cheaters should be banned...he cheated the system...he got banned...isn't that what creators have been asking for? Or did y'all want it to apply to everyone except yourselves?
So let me get this straight.
Some content creators want cheaters banned, but they’ll jump on a cheater’s account to make builds they couldn’t access themselves. Then some turn around and use grinding services that cheat too.
How are we against cheating when we’re benefiting from it?
You can’t have it both ways. SMH.
@potentialmanjr@BADGEPLUG someone else didn't get punished ( severely or at all) doesn't mean he shouldn't. Y'all don't want to understand the point. I get you want to defend someone you like but facts are facts...he broke tos he got punished (whether anyone else did is irrelevant)...it's not complicated.
In May, Tony Hinchcliffe stood on a Netflix stage and said George Floyd is “looking up at us all, laughing so hard that he can’t breathe.” Floyd’s family called it what it was. Plenty of people shrugged and said it’s just a roast.
This month at Madison Square Garden, Dave Chappelle told the same joke. Same words. New name.
Now the same crowd wants him cancelled.
If that joke didn’t bother you when it was about a Black man murdered by police, you don’t get to find your outrage now.
Chappelle didn’t write a new joke. He held up a mirror.
Dave Chappelle is a genius.
🎥:@netflix@DaveChappelle
@colethemanyt Your theory doesn't make good business sense. If I sell hot dogs and hamburgers at my restaurant I don't make worse hamburgers to sell more hot dogs. It's an effective tweet on X but completely avoids critical thinking.
@2KIntel Because he broke the rules. It's not hard to understand. The rules don't only apply to people you dislike (cheaters) - they apply to everyone.
2K has a trust problem.
Uncle Demi and Joe Knows are speaking out about cheating. Players are questioning bans. Take-Two just admitted NBA 2K27 missed expectations.
Now they're promising their biggest post-launch content push ever.
Can new content fix a game players are losing trust in?
I'm digging into this for my next video.
Division 3 better study Remnant 2's homework. Remnant 2 proved
Creative boss designs > bullet sponges & defend the computer missions
If Division 3 wants to be "as big as Division 1" they need to innovate, not iterate 🤷🏽♂️
@NBA2K@itsEvanCC wanted to tag u in this. Genuine question if u claim meters r in the game for casuals & know cheaters mainly use meter for the most effective way of cheating, and that the average shooting % on the game is like 38-45% range as stated by Mike Wang previously, would it not make sense to only allow people who shoot 45% & below to use meter in online game modes? Also, u could pair it with plate color possibly, anyone who is above casual plate color (silver gold purple red) along with those who shoot 45%+ from the field would have meter disabled. If they drop plate u already r banning them & if they tank their fg % then idk maybe they got it😂
@itsEvanCC@iSag_baac@TTYMEGTA So the short answer is: the problem will never go away because evolution is constant, is that right? So we shouldn't bother playing the game because cheating will ALWAYS be a thing and only get worse. Sad times for gaming...