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Comment by matheusmoreira

Yes. I don't see how that is relevant though.

It doesn't matter how bad the cheating gets. Sacrificing our computing freedom and privacy is simply not okay. These principles are far more important than having an online gaming experience that's free of cheaters. It is better to crack and remove the game's invasive modules than to let it run freely on our machines.

The truth is online multiplayer gaming is fundamentally broken. We're playing with strangers we don't know much less trust. We must play only with people we know personally and trust.

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