Riot and Bungie teaming up to sue Valorant and Destiny 2 cheatmakers

[Lasraik 2,907]

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It's a start I guess.  Cheaters are rampant in D2 on PC, it reminds me of the old Counter-Strike days when just about every match you had at least one cheater.  And I didn't realize it was so expensive - $90 per month?  Sheesh.

[Dunnar 713]

Do we know what kind of cheating they are talking about?  Leveling?  Items?  Raids?  PvP?  If so, I'm curious what they are.

There have been times where I have encountered some fishy behavior.  But without knowing what was out there, I never knew.

Glad companies are going after it.  Can't imagine paying that much for a cheat on a game.  But then again, $90 to me and $90 to someone else could be completely different.  Its all relative

[Pasanda 757]

I bought my share of gold in DAOC days. So i'm a little conflicted.

 

[Lasraik 2,907]

2 hours ago, Dunnar said:

Do we know what kind of cheating they are talking about?  Leveling?  Items?  Raids?  PvP?  If so, I'm curious what they are.

There have been times where I have encountered some fishy behavior.  But without knowing what was out there, I never knew.

Glad companies are going after it.  Can't imagine paying that much for a cheat on a game.  But then again, $90 to me and $90 to someone else could be completely different.  Its all relative

Mostly aimbots from what I've read.  That's true, $90 is relative but these cheat making companies must be making a ton of money - and that means the game devs will really go after them.