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MSI's AI-powered gaming monitor helps you cheat at 'League of Legends,' looks great doing it
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this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2024
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This isnt just going to get used in LOL but any game that it can be trained on. This is basically another example of money giving people an advantage over everyone else. You buy the monitor, train it and bam, you are "better" at playing pretty much any video game you want and there's not much that can be done to negate that advantage.
Contrary to what device manufacturers would have people believe, the differences in gaming outcome between a cheap keyboard or mouse and expensive ones isn't much. But what this monitor is claimed to be able to do would provide a significant tangible advantage. This shouldn't be normalized.