Not only is having trainers like that going unpunished unfair to players that do it legitimatly, it can also hurt the longevity of a game like this by having people stick around less. Or ofcource to try and sell microtransactions like many a game does. That is generally the reason it is in games like this. Because at face value, this game has no progression exept for ranks. It is just really unfair and offputting for the people who put so much time in this game to get all of that stuff, they feel cheated.Īnd believe it or not, customization progression like this is something that motivates alot of people to keep playing. While you are right in the fact that in a game like this it has no effect at all. What's done is done and leave it at that. Originally posted by Seagal:Don't even respond to anyone in this thread anymore. If I wasn't so close to 2000 already I would go ahead and use a trainer also. Like, I have over 1600 battles and I still don't even have everything unlocked on my character. No one wants to deal with some massive RNG farm fest.

I think you might be surprised how many people probably used a trainer to unlock all the customization items. Obviously the TC is not a hacker and isn't affecting anyone online, so all it would do is make the pitiful PC online playerbase even worse. Are you playing with real hackers?Īnd honestly, I don't know why anyone in the Tekken 7 PC community would want people who used an unlock to time save on customization items to get pooled with hackers online.

TC, just go play online for a while and see what you're experiencing. Trainers don't get you banned even on secured games, if you don't have them active when you go online. Using a trainer to unlock offline content is not hacking, and it's not affecting anyones online experience in any way. Don't even respond to anyone in this thread anymore.

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