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Poor Asm. He shared with everyone that he caught a cheater and even proved it, and instead of being praised, he was criticized, while the cheater was portrayed as a victim. I personally am glad that the cheater was caught. I will be glad when they catch and disqualify them all. The team is not to blame for having a cheater in its ranks, and it is natural to defend members of your team, but as they say, trust, but verify. Loser didn't have a valid argument in his defense, which means he is most likely a cheater.
There's no need to bring up the example that wanting to look at the map is a sin. Wanting doesn't mean doing; I have the right to want, and the only punishment for that is my conscience and shame for my thoughts. But this person blatantly cheated, and that doesn't make him any better, and those who are indignant are even worse. Let's say you bought cottage cheese, and while the seller was weighing it, he took a long time. You bought the cottage cheese, and it turned out to be mostly water. How do you prove it? But here, it turned out that the security guard saw on the camera how the seller was adding water, took the recording, and posted it on the internet. Who is the bad guy here: the security guard, who showed that the seller was a fraud, or the poor fraudster who was caught?
The fact that Asm is promoting VT, which has fewer opportunities for cheaters and better conditions for tournaments, is perfectly natural. The mod is free, and ordinary players only benefit from it. You have the right not to use the mod for games between yourselves, but when you see that you are playing against a cheater and you cannot prove it, it will be too late.
There's no need to bring up the example that wanting to look at the map is a sin. Wanting doesn't mean doing; I have the right to want, and the only punishment for that is my conscience and shame for my thoughts. But this person blatantly cheated, and that doesn't make him any better, and those who are indignant are even worse. Let's say you bought cottage cheese, and while the seller was weighing it, he took a long time. You bought the cottage cheese, and it turned out to be mostly water. How do you prove it? But here, it turned out that the security guard saw on the camera how the seller was adding water, took the recording, and posted it on the internet. Who is the bad guy here: the security guard, who showed that the seller was a fraud, or the poor fraudster who was caught?
The fact that Asm is promoting VT, which has fewer opportunities for cheaters and better conditions for tournaments, is perfectly natural. The mod is free, and ordinary players only benefit from it. You have the right not to use the mod for games between yourselves, but when you see that you are playing against a cheater and you cannot prove it, it will be too late.
