Nogs had also become a member of Owl Squad. He had merely accepted Joshua's invitation to test the combat capabilities of Strife characters.
During the testing period, Joshua came up with some new things that went beyond Strife Rules.
Among them, the various overpowered pieces of equipment in the killstreak rewards had already exceeded the limits of game balance.
After watching Joshua demonstrate all of the killstreak rewards, Nogs directly asked, "Can that automatic aiming stay activated all the time?"
As the game developer, Joshua's answer was naturally, "Of course."
The killstreak reward system itself was an official cheat. At Nogs's request, Joshua gave his character unlimited access to the in-game skill known as Tactical Visor.
"Why not let the other characters have these abilities too?"
Nogs asked Joshua while his character was reloading.
He had personally watched Laweier's character get killed because his bullets missed that Ram Horned Monster. Yet after Nogs activated Tactical Visor, all he needed to do was hold down the left mouse button, and his bullets would automatically track the enemy.
"Because these cheat skills consume a huge amount of Faith Power. Having every soldier keep them active for long periods would be wasteful," Joshua said.
"But it would be fine if only a small number of soldiers used them, right? Joshua, why don't you use them?"
Nogs turned to look at Joshua's screen. Through the interface, he could see that Joshua had not added any cheat functions to his own character.
"Because that wouldn't be fun."
Joshua aimed with the right mouse button and killed a patch of gray mist lunging toward him. Fighting these brainless Gray Mist Aberrations was already boring enough. If he added auto-aim and head locking, then all he would need to do was hold down the left mouse button.