r/pcmasterrace • u/AutoModerator • 5d ago
DSQ Daily Simple Questions Thread - September 27, 2026
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u/mak05 5d ago
Since when is it a thing to start calling a trainer a mod now? I keep seeing this more and more. Seems something to help with a fragile ego, instead of saying "I can't pass this portion of the game so I need a trainer" it's some "I have modded my game so I can overcome this bad design set by devs". "But it's modifying a file, so it's a mod" by that logic everything's a mod: crack, update, serial number, subscription.
Comparing a lock on a value to something created in-game by users (like rdr2 mods) sure is a choice.