That depends. The US Judicial setting provides for people to be judged by their "peers", but what of those who consider themselves peerless? The judgements mean significantly less and thus consideration of said judgement is also devalued. Do people penalized under this system with said beliefs learn the errors of their way? Why would cheaters learn anything when the authority over the game itself fails to penalize them in the first place? Getting "you suck" from players in a game when the authority virtually gives you a thumbs up through no action or direct action contrary to their ToS equates a win quite easily if you ask me. After all, aren't they all just...jealous? :P
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