[Question] Why Use these programs?

[Expressions]

I usually browse the 'SWTOR: Hacks', and WoW: Hacks' threads out of curiosity but never to actually use the programs because of risk of getting banned.

So why? Why use these programs if you are running the risk of getting banned? Is there a small period of time were they haven't updated warden to detect these 3rd party programs? I know the GCD hack for WoW last Seasons 6-8 of arena so I guess some of these do slip under the radar.

[Arcadrius]

Because it's fun.

[Liteness]

It's addicting, once you try leveling with speedhack.. it's hard to stop.

[darkblood14]

Why going over the speed limit? Why do drugs? Why skip school? Why do stuff you are not supposed to?

[Mygel]

It's addicting, once you try leveling with speedhack.. it's hard to stop.

^ This for sure, turned me into an alt-aholic now. Gotten every advanced class above lvl 30 and 2x 50.

[phelan77]

To rebel against the "rules", play the game on our own terms, do things that you "aren't" supposed to do, see what we can do within the environment. Spend our time actually playing instead of grinding. Making money in game and in some cases real life. Also no company has the right to tell us what we can and can not run on our PCs.

[sitnspinlock]

To rebel against the "rules", play the game on our own terms, do things that you "aren't" supposed to do, see what we can do within the environment. Spend our time actually playing instead of grinding. Making money in game and in some cases real life. Also no company has the right to tell us what we can and can not run on our PCs.

just wait till palladium. DRM already had a sway in protected processes though they are hardly used and too easy to crack. Don't get me wrong, there will always be workarounds, but the very notion is sickening. After windows 8, palladium will show itself in full swing with the nexus security kernel aimed at protecting the computer from the user.

At which time i can only hope linux will takeover the world.

[Mafd]

To rebel against the "rules", play the game on our own terms, do things that you "aren't" supposed to do, see what we can do within the environment. Spend our time actually playing instead of grinding. Making money in game and in some cases real life. Also no company has the right to tell us what we can and can not run on our PCs.

They DO have a right to tell you what you can do inside THEIR game, so if you want to cheat, be prepared to be banned. If you can't accept that, don't do it.

[rootmasteruk]

They DO have a right to tell you what you can do inside THEIR game, so if you want to cheat, be prepared to be banned. If you can't accept that, don't do it.

these aren't the droids you're looking for

Move along, move along

[foryouonly]

perm ban or temp>

[Scramble]

to slay some boobs with one hand while im drinking the coffe

[lazylurker]

because its out only opion

[Snackbar]

just wait till palladium. DRM already had a sway in protected processes though they are hardly used and too easy to crack. Don't get me wrong, there will always be workarounds, but the very notion is sickening. After windows 8, palladium will show itself in full swing with the nexus security kernel aimed at protecting the computer from the user.

At which time i can only hope linux will takeover the world.

Assumptions.

But I see in future either a new OS or Linux just taking over the shares, at least most gamers might switch over to Linux. I say maybe 10-20 years?

[ravenlight]

cheats are cheats lvling is 1 thing cheating other players in a wz is another , people who use the hack in wz dont like to lose so they cheat which makes them losers.