【搬运/TF2】在大冲锋2里当大手子到底是什么感觉，，，

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LaAtWRg4wo
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Hello. Alright, that's enough playing now :)
There were two types of comments usually:
Those who were smart enough to see the message, thank me for the information & properly discuss topics and ask questions, and the out-of-touch, toxic legit players who were too blinded by their prejudice to receive anything insightful.
It's okay to be prejudiced, but do know a proper time and place. Toxicity and insults? Let's recall our facts here, just so you can see how pointless it is that you're doing.

If you did watch the video, you'll see that:
Cheating is bad, but we don't care; it's fun, and we can get away with it.
We cheaters are not in the same moral standing to give a shit about your "fun"
While most like to stay out of trouble by staying low, it still compromises match integrity. We don't really give a damn about that.
Respect for ourselves? Being a "good" player and not using cheats? Working hard to gain skills, reap what we sow in a game like TF2? Nope, we got better priorities.
Call us names, throw shit at cheaters, you're feeding them the reaction they want. Does that reduce the number of cheaters? Hell no.
We'll be there, we'll keep on coming. If you do not see the root of the problem, then your community will continue to disintegrate.

The cheaters you catch in casual are just the tip of the iceberg. That's why we need to be educated and be more skeptical of anybody. Now, who wants to play a game of paranoia?
How can we really feel safe if the door to cheaters will continue to be open?
Who's at the bigger fault in this scene where our anti-cheat does not support basic protection against cheaters?
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