Recent banwave - Was anyone banned using the maphack ONLY in local single player? If so, that is a problem!

General Discussion
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As you said, if theyre only playing solo online, there is no difference between that and single player offline. If thats the case, then why are they even playing solo online? Incase one day they wanna make their char a pvp? Then it got there by cheating. Solo or not, keep the hacks and cheats off bnet.

But, the OP was referring strictly to offline single player mode. Which i agree with. If theyre banning people for using single player cheats, they should ban their featured streamer dbrunski, he uses hero editor for all his build guides (IM NOT SAYING HE SHOULD BE BANNED. Its single player after all)

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I don’t think Blizzard would have any way of knowing if you did in the first place. Likewise, Mods are allowed in single player offline play. So, it’s not a big issue.

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The ending cinematic of one of my favorite games I was accused of cheating in playing multiplayer, even though I was playing legitimately:

Sometimes you’re good… Other times you’re too damned good.

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damn i hope so because if you need mh with static maps that’s a ban just for incompetence in my book

inb4 “yeah but the loot filter” smh

they should just add more cheats to singleplayer like starcraft has.

blacksheepwall, poweroverwhelming, somethingfornothing

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that made my whole weekend

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Warden gets me so excited with that questionable Orwellian monitoring of my ethical integrity. I could be such a bad boy.

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This is an absurd argument…

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I mean there have been “versions” available since before the game even launched.

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You’re not wrong, but it’s not the recently cracked versions that sent Blizzard down this road. It’s the ease at which their old games could just be outright copied and pirated.

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I mean not the place for the conversation, but I’d say life has gotten easier over the years in a lot of ways.

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