Re: Lol Youtube commenters need to get a life
First mortal kombat to have a training mode was mk4. Indeed, the idle second player is how we all did training back in the day.
I rarely use cheats these days, the only modern game I cheat in is guilty gear judgement for the lives and health refill. You can bet your arse I used cheat codes as a kid, they were the hottest things in games until unlockables became popular, and it was a great way to extend a game's playtime. Using the 30 lives cheat, I was able to reach the second stage boss in life force. Using the same code I was able to get to stage 3 in contra. Using the konami code, I was able to pick up where i died in tmnt 3. Using the maximum fatality time in mk 2 I was able to learn everyone's fatality, and I think most if not all of it is still programmed into my muscle memory.
My opinion on game cheats is that if you're playing alone and it's already built into the game, then it's fair game for use. All of the games I listed above had that in common. But we're talking about a sighted player who is using accessibility tools to cheat his way through a game. He can play however he likes, honestly, and it won't have any affect on anyone around him. No one is using cheats to mess up the experiences of any other player, and it's all built in to the game, so by all means, use them. Some people like to use cheating devices like game genie, game shark, action replay or cheat engine. I am against it personally, but if people find enjoyment out of a game that way, and it's not being used in a multi player environment, then by all means, use them! I will confess to using action replay to obtain pokemon that I would otherwise not be able to get, but with the introduction of online trading, that is no longer an issue. I do agree that using a cheat code to unlock everything at once takes away from the experience and playtime of a game, and in a sence, that is what this guy is doing, but that is a limitation that I put on myself, based on my own experiences with such cheats and their effects on me in the past, but people are free to do what they want, and play as they like, and caring about whether or not they cheat, at least to me, is a waste of mental energy.
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