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Ytd night i had met a pair of cheaters.
Before - 0 sense of awareness / practically spraying / SI spawning 1by1 and spawned early
After - Perfect aim / Skeet hunter through biled screens / SI still as noob as ever
That's the perfect scenario. In no sense, a person will have different skill level / co-op for humans/SI. They will always grow together.
A good point from the author is that, why bother playing if you're using hacks. It takes away the fun element, or they just wanna feel superior about winning? Do they even feel good to win with hacks? That's the question.