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Let me tell you a story:
Sometimes I ask my friends to stream their gameplay for me—Steam has a "Broadcast" feature for that.
One fine evening, I was tired and didn't feel like playing myself.
I asked a friend to start a broadcast.
I poured myself a beer, grabbed some chips, and started watching.
As luck would have it, I happened to see my friend playing against "freemangordon_68" that day.
It was an entertaining and fun match.
The next day, I saw freemangordon claiming the other player was a cheater—accusing him of using infinite ammo, invisibility, and god mode.
It was funny, because I had seen the match with my own eyes, and everything was fair.
I realized that any honest player could end up on his "cheater" list simply for rubbing him the wrong way.
He’d easily claim a player had infinite ammo—without even counting the shots—just because that’s how it seemed to him.
I respect freemangordon_68 as an honest player, but he does have that one flaw.
The point of the game isn't to win at all costs; the point is to play and have fun.
By playing defensively with the Fulton launcher, you deprive your opponent of that enjoyment.
Anyway, good luck with the game.