[ SECRET POST #6435 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6435 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

See, my problem is OP trying to compare cheating to playing a game on Easy mode, because the two aren't the same thing. Easy mode is playing a game the way it was intended utilizing an option that the developers put into the game (difficulty levels) in order to make it the most fun for you. There is nothing wrong in the slightest with playing a game using options that are provided to you in the game itself.

Using cheat codes is where it gets muddier, because technically that IS "wrong" in the sense that you're altering the game rather than just choosing a different option in the game. You really can't compare the two things at all.

[(Anonymous)]

Can you tell us what sort of "wrong" it is? Morally? Ethically?

[(Anonymous)]

I think that depends on what is meant with cheat codes. I think of cheat codes a la "rosebud", which was in the official The Sims guidebook.

And at the end of the day, if it's only your own gaming experience you're altering, who gives a shit? You bought the game, you get to play it however you want. If you want to play it with infinite money, sure, why not?