Cheating ethics

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Don't tell me he cheats in Starcraft against other people too! I'd have to bonk you guys with a frying pan or something. :)
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He plays Single Player. I think he got turned off Multi when some idiot pked him in Diablo. I dont think sc has any good hacks anyway. Sc isnt fun with maphack unless you are bored to death, and even then you can use glitches which are perfectly legal (There isn't a part in the TOU that says you can't exploit bugs is there?).

Trust me. D2 does not require fast reflexes. All you need to do is learn what items and skills you need and adapt accordingly to the monsters.  There's some reflexes, but unless you're playing hardcore it's not that big of a deal. Are you sure you just aren't going to fast. Why not just go back to easier levels and do some magic finding. You can find yourself some decent things in late nightmare before you try hell again.

It requires in hell faster reflexes than my dad has. While the game is beatable the way he plays(even without maphack), its no fun for him, which takes the motivation out of playing. It's kind of like reading a really bad book. You always read afew chapters in to see if it gets better. If it doesn't, you quit. Thats the way he plays.

Also, I noted somewhere in here that he is incapable of magic finding. I have no idea why. His idea of mfing is putting on as much mf stuff as he can and continue on in his quest. I even tell him to use teleport, kill meph, kill andy, kill pindle, kill shenk, kill eldritch, etc...