So, it's just up to you to decide what to do with the following informations: use them, ignore them, deprecate them, I just don't bother. That said, I'm totally ok with exploitation (' Hey, developers, you left that available, so I'll use it until you'll fix it!'), even if I'm against cheating (' Using that SuperUltraUberUniversalModdedInvincibility Sword is just plain sh*t!'). You just slip through the 'holes' left in the system in order to obtain a little or strong advantage. etc), or when you (or someone other) modify game data to gain advantage (like changing a savegame by altering it's code).Įxploiting is more about abusing a game's programming and architectural 'faults': you don't touch the code in any way you don't modify anything, you don't use external aid to change the original purpose of the programmation. Personally I consider true cheating when you employ external programs (like ' trainers') to easy your game (invincibility mode, infinite gold, one-shot-kill mode etc.

To some degree, all the stuff described here can be considered cheating. Because of the way PS3 and PS4 make savegames, the Diablo 3 console version can easily be exploited.

Diablo 3 ps3 to ps4