An Ethical Question On Gaming...

06-17-2003, 09:19 AM

Correct. That's why, when you see people duelling at shit like Quakecon, they are always facing each other - so they can't see each other's screens.

It's not a technical hack - it's just something that's basically impossible to eliminate in friendly, single-TV based multiplayer gaming. Even on multiple computers at LAN parties, you have some of it involved. It's a pain in the ass for actual competition, but playing Halo, no big deal.

06-17-2003, 09:19 AM	#6
dave Guest Posts: n/a	Correct. That's why, when you see people duelling at shit like Quakecon, they are always facing each other - so they can't see each other's screens. It's not a technical hack - it's just something that's basically impossible to eliminate in friendly, single-TV based multiplayer gaming. Even on multiple computers at LAN parties, you have some of it involved. It's a pain in the ass for actual competition, but playing Halo, no big deal.

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