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Edited by ZanzaJoe:
12/28/2014 2:22:01 PM
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Reason to care why.
You may want to edit this in.
I, [b]we[/b], care about it because there is a section of the gaming community that enjoy the fact that they can accomplish something that the vast majority can not. It's fun to be in the smaller % player base that can actually clear challenging content. Games with the raid aspect thrive on this section of the community. [b]Cheating[/b] the fight gives you the same rewards/accomplishment as I gained by following through intended rules.
I think everyone using a network glitch should at the very least have a roll back and lose what was gained by [b]cheating[/b]
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Edited by DrBlue: 12/29/2014 4:12:33 AMTell me you beat the templar by pushing him?
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Firstly beat the Templar legit, and a handful of times without him teleporting. Secondly pushing Templar and even pushing Atheon was using mechanics that a part of the game. While they are a cheesy way to do the fight it's not taking advantage of a network error code like the Crota kneeling is. While in the grand scheme of things I [b]did not[/b] participate in actively cheesing any VoG fight, I do not consider those methods cheating. I do feel the Crota kneeling [b]is[/b] cheating.
