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Originally Posted by Door
I don't think that the intention behind the cheating should affect how it is handled/whether it is handled at all. This is kind of an extreme comparison, but I think it gets my point across: When someone is hurting people irl and is deemed both sane and guilty, he/she is kept away from the public, usually in prison. When a mentally ill person is hurting others and cannot help what he/she is doing, that person is also kept away from the public. Is it fair to the mentally ill person? No. Is it the right thing to do? Yes.[/CENTER]
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We should totally start jailing people irl who spread disease unintentionally because they get sick and come in contact with someone else.
THROW 'EM IN THE BRIG, THOSE BASTARDS KNEW WHAT THEY WERE DOING!
Look, this whole discussion is ridiculous. You can't compare cheating to unintentional lagging, it's one of the most outlandish statements I've heard on a serious graal discussion in a long time, and that's saying something. Chakrah paid money to play this game. Blobz did too. So did Torrent. So did Aarian. So did I. So did Rufus. So did Door. It might be annoying to spar against him, or play events against him, but too bad. Don't spar him. Kick him from events if it's really a joint agreement that his lag is too much at the moment and it's severely holding up the event. Putting a lag cap is one of the most ridiculous and unfair things I've heard. What a stupid idea. Grow up and stop complaining about his lag. He can't help it.
And guess what? Some players actually move faster than others in sparring because they have faster computers with a faster CPU. Let's ban them from spars. They have an unintentional edge over other players in spars. This is cheating.
Honestly, do you people actually read what you're typing, because you sound like *****s.