hahah dab.. no need to get ur dress out of tilt mate, i didnt even read what you had written, that reply was directed at my friend tippex.
Tippex seems to have a dislike for simple trainers which i agree with 100% especially when they become the norm, which over the last few months they certainly have done, tippex has done some impressive stuff in the past both publically and personally im sure and as a reflection of this his bar could be set a little higher than most.. i just settle for the fact that u will always have morons who dont have the ability to learn from their own motivations and drive, sunbeam for instance.. people like myself and tippex could have been given a computer in a locked room and because there is something fundamentally inquisitive buried deep in us (meet a real cracker and u will know what i mean) we would still have managed (through trial and error) many of the things we are infamous
for today.. the OTHER type of people would have shit in a corner and be playing with that instead.. because they have no direction from others.. personally ive never read a tutorial on training games ever.. i would say cracking is more long winded than training and you certainly need to know a whole lot more about how a system works and by these criteria alone i would obviously say cracking is harder though i do see both challenges the same, its just that if i fail at training an option ive only spent a day or 2 at most on trying to break it.. cracking, when u fail u tend to have wasted weeks... certainly a massive sway in which way i went in the scene. The great crackers were the ones with the resolve to pick themselves up after those failures.. at least thats how i see it
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