Traffic Records and Cheats
When I examined the traffic records recently, I realised that a sizeable number of visitors of this blog were actually people who were searching for a cheat programme or aimbot for Battlefield 2. I wrote one or two blog entries previously reporting on a company which had one such programme for sale. This begged the question: Why are these people searching for cheat programmes if not to use one?
It was also probable that when some of the visitors found that the cheat programme was not a free download, they got angry, and equated me with the cheats or programmers of the cheat. And they slammed my blog entry which was really too funny. It was a case of the fox and the grapes in Aesop's fables.
I hate cheats. My advice to them: Don't cheat. Learn to play.
4 comments:
i know. i get lots of hits from people searching medical terms as well.
I found you through a BF2S forum.
Not searching for cheats however.
I'm less than a 1000 points from Master Srgt and a shiny new gun. I'm going to un-lock the P90, for anti-tank or the HK MP-7 for the engineer. the other options left are the New sniper rifle or the G36E variant for the medic.
Cheaters and spawn campers should be flogged with a wet noodle.
Battlefield 2 call sign: Meatwad69
Come get some!
Willie, I know what you mean since your terms on your entries are so esoteric.
Scott, I posted a few missives on military stuff. I posted photos and I also posted stuff. I wanted to correct misconceptions as you probably have seen in my messages of mine. Some posts there are simply uninformed. I thought I would give references to the younger members of the forum.
I know what you mean about flogging cheats. After all, it's just a game. Why are they do hard up about winning?
Heheh. My callsign is badly chosen, it's 'csc1234567'. I haven't played in three to four weeks. I have been trying Dungeons & Dragons Online which is a shambles.
P90! Beautiful futuristic weapon! MP7! Let me know how it goes.
Eh? DDO going that badly?
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