RPG collaboration

Well we all laughed at FV's strategy game colloboration Velox et Astrum, but take a look at this. You may have heard of the RPG series known as ``Broken Sword''. And a small team of ~15 people managed to make a sequel to Broken Sword 2.

http://brokensword25.com/news/news.htm

Just think what we can accomplish instead of making poitnless spam threads.

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I define cheating as something that gives the player a tangible benefit over some other player.
By your definition, being more skillful or prior experience would be cheating ;)

If we want to talk about cheating in video games, I would suggest that without external modification, this is impossible. Before someone starts complaining,  a game is defined by it's rules and in a video game, this would be the game code itself.

Naturally, House rules are a separate matter altogether.

For a game that I consider to be not much fun without "cheating"( here we will define the more usual definition of cheating i.e. Doing things that you are ordinarily not supposed to be able to do), I'd say GTA. I was thoroughly disappointed by the first 3D version and all subsequent releases and quite frankly found it more fun to go on rampages as a stripper with a katana, driving a go-kart.