2012-03-05, 10:43 AM
Obviously, everyone's definition of what legit is in this game varies. But as for myself, I think legit is:
1. Not ever hacking the game.
2. Avoiding glitches (for personal gain).
3. Avoiding duping or duped gear.
4. Being opposed to hacking, duping, glitching, and generally anything which directly or indirectly ruins gameplay for others.
I like how, currently, people conveniently ignore #3 above when it comes to legitimacy. When you know you possess a duped item, you're not legit. End of story.
The worst thing I've probably ever done is being in a party which used the exp glitch when OPQ first came out (sometime in 07' or '08 I think) two or three times, although at that time, the concept of a glitch like that was new to just about every normal player yet it was so accessible. It turned out to be a litmus test of personal legitimacy for me and I vowed to never do anything of the sort again. Does abusing it in the slightest make me illegit? Not at all imo. But again, I can understand the large grey area between perceived legitimacy and unlegitimacy.
1. Not ever hacking the game.
2. Avoiding glitches (for personal gain).
3. Avoiding duping or duped gear.
4. Being opposed to hacking, duping, glitching, and generally anything which directly or indirectly ruins gameplay for others.
I like how, currently, people conveniently ignore #3 above when it comes to legitimacy. When you know you possess a duped item, you're not legit. End of story.
The worst thing I've probably ever done is being in a party which used the exp glitch when OPQ first came out (sometime in 07' or '08 I think) two or three times, although at that time, the concept of a glitch like that was new to just about every normal player yet it was so accessible. It turned out to be a litmus test of personal legitimacy for me and I vowed to never do anything of the sort again. Does abusing it in the slightest make me illegit? Not at all imo. But again, I can understand the large grey area between perceived legitimacy and unlegitimacy.