A bug is the definition of a poorly written line of code because it has, from a developers point of view, an unintended and unwanted effect on the game.
When someone abuse it, that’s called exploiting, which is really not that different from cheating at the end of the day.
Sure there are some who unintentionally manage to glitch a bug, but in most cases, people don’t stop if they see that they can repeat it, which is the definition of exploiting a bug.
It’s about moral compasses, clearly you didn’t read that before you decided to quote me.
Read it a few more times, then come back when you manage to wrap your head around it.
Are these bars owned by my childhood ‘friend’ who works for a hedge fund and earns his millions (upon millions) basically by putting other people out of a job, or an unknown stranger who worked hard doing an earnest job to earn those bars?
Am I living a comfortable life or am I working three jobs while struggling to provide for my family?
What is my chance of getting caught?
Why am I in this bank where they haul around gold bars in front of me?
Do the gold bars give me 300% XP in Diablo 4?
A moral compass is a difficult thing. It changes per person and depends heavily on circumstances.