@@_Random_Dude__ Cheesing is video-game slang for beating tasks or enemies through tactics that while not exactly cheating, are certainly not following Queensbury rules. When you cheese a game, you’re exploiting systemic quirks or apparent design oversights to gain maximum advantage for minimum skill or effort
@@Crit-Multiplier " Cheesing" in gaming refers to using unconventional or cheap tactics, exploits, or game glitches to gain an unfair advantage or secure an easy victory. While not considered outright cheating, these tactics are often frowned upon by the gaming community as they can undermine the spirit of fair play and skill-based competition. The term likely originated in the early 1990s, particularly with the game *Street Fighter II*, where players would use disproportionately powerful moves to dominate opponents, leading to the term "cheese strategy" or "cheesing". Examples of cheesing include using a specific character's overpowered abilities repeatedly in a fighting game or exploiting a bug to bypass challenging parts of a game. Despite its negative connotation, some players view cheesing as a legitimate strategy, especially if the game’s mechanics allow it. However, game developers often address such tactics by patching exploits and rebalancing gameplay to maintain a fair playing field.
@@Crit-Multiplier if youre going to gpt your youtube comments please at least make sure to use the pro version with research function to make it less awkward for all of us, thank you.
Its not a cheese. Its a strategy. Cheese means you use a bug/glitch in the game to beat the boss.
no it doesnt
@@Crit-Multiplieryes it dos
@@_Random_Dude__ Cheesing is video-game slang for beating tasks or enemies through tactics that while not exactly cheating, are certainly not following Queensbury rules. When you cheese a game, you’re exploiting systemic quirks or apparent design oversights to gain maximum advantage for minimum skill or effort
@@Crit-Multiplier " Cheesing" in gaming refers to using unconventional or cheap tactics, exploits, or game glitches to gain an unfair advantage or secure an easy victory. While not considered outright cheating, these tactics are often frowned upon by the gaming community as they can undermine the spirit of fair play and skill-based competition.
The term likely originated in the early 1990s, particularly with the game *Street Fighter II*, where players would use disproportionately powerful moves to dominate opponents, leading to the term "cheese strategy" or "cheesing". Examples of cheesing include using a specific character's overpowered abilities repeatedly in a fighting game or exploiting a bug to bypass challenging parts of a game.
Despite its negative connotation, some players view cheesing as a legitimate strategy, especially if the game’s mechanics allow it. However, game developers often address such tactics by patching exploits and rebalancing gameplay to maintain a fair playing field.
@@Crit-Multiplier if youre going to gpt your youtube comments please at least make sure to use the pro version with research function to make it less awkward for all of us, thank you.
What's the build ?
Yes, can you share the build please ?