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That night, he tried to log in. The screen went black for an unusually long time. Then a message appeared, not in a pop-up, but embedded into the game's terminal-style console: It was 2010, and the midnight launch of
"User account permanently locked. Reason: Unauthorized memory modification. All stats reset. All DLC revoked." By 1:15 AM, he was deep in the
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