They cheat for many reasons.

The closest one to my house is about 6 miles away... and I’m in a large city.

Hell, I live in a large city (6 million last census) and the closest Stop is 6 miles away, and no spawn points within 3 miles.

Well to be fair, they are also using the word “fixed” to describe “waiting for the attack to end."

Implying they read the article...

No, it’s been huge hype. Not huge sales or consumer adoption. People aren’t trashing their 2D systems and rushing out to get VR systems. It’s at best a niche market and will remain that way for some time.

It’s in a freaking stadium, we’re not talking about an Opera or a Symphony.

You do understand that’s a painting, not a photograph, right?

SouthPark did it. Nobody cried.

No, the source are the holes in their code. You can’t see the other player positions if the server never sends that to the client. You can’t warp through walls if the server verifies your actions.

I’m not defending the cheaters, but Blizzard deserves some blame here. For example, the player position radar cheat only works because that information is sent to your machine. It shouldn’t be. But instead of fixing the exploit, they just go after the people who use it.

Wrong. People used the AR to hack Phantasy Star Online, just for starters.

It’s like a Gelfling, without an ass.

They don’t seem to even care that it’s broken. Nintendo has always treated online as an annoyance, and done the bare minimum to support it when they’re not pretending it doesn’t exist.