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Does jumping off rainbow road and landing on the track count as cheating?
That's talent, not cheating in my book. I cannot imagine how many hours of training it takes.
Hard work and dedication. People who manage to do this deserve to win, unless previously stated.
If it's in the game it's fair game. Cheating in video games is using tools to make decisions or inputs for you, outside reasonable disability accommodations. Or unsportsman things like ICMP flooding.
hmm, what about explicit bug exploiting. like something they used to call halo jumping or bayonet jumping in older call of duties. it would let you stand outside of the map and shoot people that couldn't see you.
it was in the game, it took skill and knowledge, but it was also definitely cheating in my book. I used to do it just to show off. never to win a match. i would do it then run around where i knew there were invisible walls so they could see me and get confused but not shoot me.
Thats unsportsmanlike
As someone on the receiving end of that: It was pretty funny and didn't happen often enough back in the day.