Online video games are a waste of time.

[kisslessvirgin]

low t

I have only played multiplayer minecraft

 

[ToDelirium]

Knew it for a while but wanted to cope. Look up any online game you play, then type in "cheats" after that on YouTube. I can almost guarantee that video will have more views and likes than players currently online. An absolute joke. Out of curiosity, I did a bit of research and bought myself a one-day license for a Call of Duty cheat.

When I tell you that around 5-6 players in every lobby were doing the same thing, I'm not joking. People say it's sweats, but it's not. Everyone is walling, they'll see you before you even get past your spawn. I couldn't figure it out until I actually began walling myself. Pair that with aimbot, and this is why online video games are dead as fuck. There's but no point in wasting time on a digital entity so that some pussy can buy a cheat which is undetected by some dogshit corporate "anti-cheat" system and blow your hard work out of the water.

It's not exclusive to shooters, either. It's anything and everything. Companies won't ban them either, why would they? Cheaters are racking up their engagement, banning them would mean wiping out their most active users. It's a damn shame as well. Video games are a great way to have fun and progress at something which is unrelated to real life, but you just can't do it in 2026. Time to grow up.

Cod in 2026, idk im on playstation so cheaters aren't as common

 

[Bryce]

Cod in 2026, idk im on playstation so cheaters aren't as common

Unless you're getting PS only lobbies then you'll still be matched with Steam players who can cheat way easier.

 

[asdvek]

In siege those cheaters can get non cheating players banned JFL.

If you had queued 20 games with a cheater, and that cheater gets caught and banned, you'll get banned along with the cheater, even if you didn't cheat.

It's a problem if you're stacking with a closeted cheater that ends up getting caught ultimately.

 

[stonecold trucel]

nigga

 

[disillusioned]

When I tell you that around 5-6 players in every lobby were doing the same thing, I'm not joking. People say it's sweats, but it's not. Everyone is walling, they'll see you before you even get past your spawn. I couldn't figure it out until I actually began walling myself. Pair that with aimbot, and this is why online video games are dead as fuck. There's but no point in wasting time on a digital entity so that some pussy can buy a cheat which is undetected by some dogshit corporate "anti-cheat" system and blow your hard work out of the water.

Here is a brutal blackpill for ya: real life works like that too.