this will accelerate cheat development. now that $$$ involved, on-line game cheating and ID theft are going to be problem.
Counter-Strike added to Ultimate Arena
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Equalizer! wrote..
You're an idiot? People who attend CPL have to pay entry fee, not to mention usually having to pay for hotels, travel, and expenses. If they win or place well, they get a good sum of money. If they don't make any money, and my highschool math leads me in the right direction, they wont make any money.
OH MY GOD! How sad is this. You must be 1 very big fool if u play counter-strike for money. Many sad losers r going to sign up for this this and lose alot of money, how rediculous can u get, this is terrible.
I'll probably sign up and scam people into thinking I'm a nub, and then.. win?Comment
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SteelV wrote..
hmmmm, no. ou say it like cs is the only game that has cheats. all online games have cheats some more than others but there all there, if ure willing to pay the wager and take the risk of someone ure playing with is cheating u should be allowed the opportunity.
Most cheats are undetected... so basically this thing is screwed from the beginning.Comment
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entRo wrote..
True, but they can't cheat, at all, period. There in lies the problem with this as I see it. Online, there is no real way to know 100% that someone isn't cheating, somehow. In a LAN, obviously they would know immediatly by watching the person playing's screen.
You're an idiot? People who attend CPL have to pay entry fee, not to mention usually having to pay for hotels, travel, and expenses. If they win or place well, they get a good sum of money. If they don't make any money, and my highschool math leads me in the right direction, they wont make any money.Comment
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m0ss wrote..
By putting money into an account to play against people, I think you pretty much know that the possibility to get hacked is there. If you get hacked and he gets away with it, tough luck, your fault that you made the conscious decision to play.
True, but they can't cheat, at all, period. There in lies the problem with this as I see it. Online, there is no real way to know 100% that someone isn't cheating, somehow. In a LAN, obviously they would know immediatly by watching the person playing's screen.
DarkZetul is also right. Funk is a bundle of gay anyway.Comment
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Softy's 24/7 Fraggin wrote..
If so, it might really accelerate cheat development, but the cheat developers wouldn't provide the public with their cheats anymore, because they would want to win the money and they wouldn't want anyone else to get an advantage...
this will accelerate cheat development. now that $$$ involved, on-line game cheating and ID theft are going to be problem.Comment
Skin is ok. Gets a 7 from me.
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