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snow7john
Newcomer
18 hours ago

It's not cheating

Coins transfer between two accounts is not cheating. It's breaking the EA rules but not cheating.

Coins are means to buy better cards. Better cards are an advantage. EA is OK when real money is spent to buy better cards.

Is being rich or born rich cheating too?

 If the result is the same, the gamer has better cards and spending real money is not cheating, then coin transfer is not cheating too.

Coin transfer is bad for EA as business because they lose money.

Coin transfer between two accounts is breaking EA rules but not cheating.

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3 Replies

  • Leelongy73's avatar
    Leelongy73
    Seasoned Ace
    9 hours ago

    "It's breaking the EA rules but not cheating" - if it breaks the rules, it's cheating. 


  • Cornsy1966's avatar
    Cornsy1966
    Rising Adventurer
    6 hours ago

    Breaking EA’s rules, transferring coins to get better players and admitting it gives you an advantage… but apparently that’s not cheating 😂 10/10 forum post, would recommend.

  • snow7john's avatar
    snow7john
    Newcomer
    1 hour ago

    That EA rule protects the business not the fair play. If the fair play was the concern here, no real money spending would be allowed. Poeple are not equally rich. If tomorrow somebody buy all available top cards using a credit card, is it fair play? Are they cheating because they achieved advantage using money?

    My point is that this particular rule is more about a business protection not about the fair play. Labelling it cheating does not sound OK to me. Who is being cheated? EA or other players?

    Do EA want to make this game fair? Then they should ban real money spending. Each gamer will be equal when it comes to coins.

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