Quote Originally Posted by CityBoyGoneCountry
Black Hawk Down - hackers come in with the ability to fly and have automatic rocket launchers with unlimited ammo. They literally end the game because no one can live longer than 10 seconds after respawning.

Runescape - I stopped playing after I reached level 108 and someone hacked into my account and stole everything I had earned.


I wanted to try World Of Warcraft, but I don't think I will. Why should I waste the money to play another game that has probably already been invaded by hackers?
i wanted to try black hawk down... it was awhile ago i think when i was reading about it, i guess it's for the best i never ended up getting it lol..

as for the bolded statement... really there is no game out there that is safe from hackers/glitchers.. no matter where you turn there's a glitcher or a hacker.. every single online game.. sucky reality, but true none the less.. mostly i credit it to those people who just have to be the absolute best they can be just so they're a step higher then everyone else... even if it means cheating to get up that extra step... i don't like cheating in games, i don't even like reading strategy guides on puzzle type games... i mean what's the point in even playing a game if you're going to cheat your whole way through it, or gonna have some guide to tell you exactly what to do...
slipknotpsycho Reviewed by slipknotpsycho on . This is why online gaming sucks ass I thought this was interesting. One of the online games that I play has long been victimized by this group of hackers that gets together at a website called hugepackage.net Hugepackage is a self-proclaimed cheater community. They get their jollies by ruining everyone else's online gaming experience. But when you go to their website the first thing you will find is that they have their own rules and guidelines. Apparently, they don't think it's acceptable that other people should fuck Rating: 5