With all the rage that is micro-transactions and loot boxes these days, do you think it's a form of piracy to use something like Cheat Engine to obtain in-game currency when the option to purchase more with micro transactions exist?
For multiplayer, obviously this is wrong. But what about for single player?
If you look at Tales of Zestiria's Steam page you'll see that there's an "Adventure Items" DLC pack that's basically just glorified cheat codes. Why can't we just mod the game ourselves and create an even more optimal experience?
Again, this is for single player stuff only. Creating an unfair advantage against computer players is one thing but an unfair advantage against human players is another.
For multiplayer, obviously this is wrong. But what about for single player?
If you look at Tales of Zestiria's Steam page you'll see that there's an "Adventure Items" DLC pack that's basically just glorified cheat codes. Why can't we just mod the game ourselves and create an even more optimal experience?
Again, this is for single player stuff only. Creating an unfair advantage against computer players is one thing but an unfair advantage against human players is another.