Beating the game when you can fly or walk through walls when you were clearly never intended to is cheating. Yes, even if the game developers programmed them in. If you can't see the difference between stuff like God Mode or unlimited ammo cheats and all the fun stuff we had back in the days, or gold ammo, I suggest you go do more research.Ī cheat has nothing to do with illegality, no.
It's an intended part of the game, not a hidden trick.
It's not a cheat because it isn't non-standard. So in my conclusion, I would call this a "legal cheat", but a cheat non-the-less Even Wikipedia says that the developers often build cheats into games. So just because the developers have made it legal, doesn't mean it isn't a cheat. But in all by searching, I couldn't find a single definition that referred to a cheat as something illegal. I know you will argue that it is allowed by the developers and hence it is not a cheat. So for 5 of those rounds, others with gold will have an advantage over you that you can not afford to have. In fact, if you shoot say 20 rounds per game on average, you will need 80,000 credits which means you can only really afford to use gold ammo every 6th game. So, a player can't really afford to go into every round loaded with gold ammo unless they are using a credit card to fund their ammo. So that lets you shoot about 4 rounds the entire match before you are loosing credits. But WOT offers gold ammo to everyone, they can buy it with credits! But is it really? Can a player play every round with Gold ammo using credits alone? Lets take my KV-4, a single round of gold ammo will set you back 4000 credits and on average a round will get you about 10000 - 15000 credits. Cheats may be activated from within the game itself (a cheat code implemented by the original game developers) "Ī cheat is something that offers a player an advantage over non-standard means of play, which we can all agree that gold ammo definitely does.Ī cheat must also only be available to a select few people would know about it. Wikipedia defines a game cheat as: "Cheating in video games involves a video game player using non-standard methods for creating an advantage beyond normal gameplay, usually to make the game easier.
Webopedia defines a game cheat as: "A keyboard or game pad button sequence that gives the player an advantage in the game." I know guys get rather annoyed when players whip out the gold ammo and I recently had a good discussion with some players who suggested that gold ammo was in fact a legal way to cheat. For lack of a better term, I am using "gold ammo" to represent ammo that can be bought with gold (yes i know you can buy it with credits).
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