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Utilizing glitches to obtain hilariously overpowered items is fun, but for me, actually using said overpowered items to roll through the game is not fun.
To each their own. I find cheats very fun (in single player games)
I played through the entire story of Witcher 3 in God mode. Enjoyed the entire thing.
I never read these articles either because it will definently ruin the game. A game without a challange is just boring.
🤔 Something is wrong, I can feel it...
Just posting for others who enjoy this content. :)
I'm actually aware that not everyone is a clone of myself... :)
But how can you be really sure of that?
He read an article that said so
There is a theory that all of this takes place in our own minds and nothing is real...
Ah yes the Boltzmann brain
It's fun to obtain said items, but using them does change the game. In RDR2 I went and did the gold bar glitch for infinite money, but after selling one of them I realized it would completely change how I enjoyed doing side stuff in the game and never sold another one.