Vallion

Went to school for a sports education, but my computer addiction got me working as a system engineer now

I find it more and more difficult not to cheat in any type of game. When I do play legit, I feel like I'm not getting the value out of time spent that I would if I cheated in some way. In games that are PvP I want to cheat because I enjoy having an edge over my opponent. Just being aware of them being where they are, even if I let them kill me. The whole fun of the game is playing, not even necessarily winning. It's a weird feeling of having a power that another does not have, maybe something wrong with me, if so I blame superhero movies and Arnold Schwarzenegger. In singleplayer games I tend to cheat as well, because I feel like Im wasting my time unlocking things and jumping through the hoops. It usually starts legit but as frustration or plain impatience builds I start duping and fiddling with game files.

Grew up with gameboys, was addicted to the SEGA and PS1, but Red Alert 1 on the PC blew my balls out of the water. It even got my dad addicted, that game was so good. Ditched the console alltogether when I discovered MMO's, Astonia 3 was like a drug to me xD

World of Warcraft for me, followed by Modern Warfare 2 I think. CoD series probably equal to WoW

Call of Duty 1.4 did it for me. Saw some dude in the big map with the church just standing in a building destroying everyone through the wall. In that moment I knew who I wanted to be, the purest of inspiration hit my young soul and I went on the search for cheats. It was pretty early in the scene and the cheats were still downloads, so I stumbled upon one through google. Such times. It was a totally messed up, wallhack only, cheat. It was buggy too, the east or west out-of-map area would always be visible, blocking vision entirely. It forced me to only take fights from certain angles, and it was a true PITA to play with, but I was in love. I used that for months until I realized there was an actual version online being maintained for newer CoD versions. Been an on/off subscriber to several providers since then, still enjoying it like I did back 14 years or something ^^