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Edited by xXRaWxKILLAXx:
1/5/2015 8:11:44 PM
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Justify cheesing crota.
If you cheese crota, here are my assumptions of you.
1. It's too hard for you.
2. You're lazy.
3. You have never learned to do it the right way.
4. You think there's no problem with it.
5. You think it's cool.
6. You think it's bungie's fault.
7. You did it once and think bungie owes you a level 32 character.
8. "I don't have time" when you've played 700+ hours.
When the hard raid comes out and you're walking around clueless, I will laugh in your face and boot anyone who asks how to kill crota legit.
Edit: seems like everyone claims they can't find 5 other people. Not a valid reason. My friend did it solo and I did it with only one other person in 3 minutes. So try something else.
Edit 2: So, it comes down to this. People either agree with me or they hate me because they can't do it legit. I love these people! Haha.
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1 ReplyI see pulling the plug the same way as "lag" switching. You justify plug pull, you justify network manipulation and cheating for invincibility/etc. in pretty much ALL online games, whether it's crucible or CoD or even Smash Bros. Cheese=cheap, whatever. Plug pull=network manipulation. Cheating. If you justify plug pulling, you're supporting online cheating. If you cheese the boss by being cheap and not network manipulation, fine. But those who do SHOULD be banned for the same reason as the people who got banned for infinite heavy ammo in crucible. "Network manipulation."
