Moderators: Multi Hunters, Cheating/Abuse Team
Fixed, use this for future reference, also put the accused in the "Subject:" line.pridekiller wrote:
Accused:
rene_lp
The accused are suspected of:
Other: <Explanation>draging out the game he wont end the game just deploys and ends the turn
Game number(s):
Game 5202185
Comments: N/A
I find it fascinating that this guy has 137 games under his belt with ZERO ratings on him, and he plays mostly large games. That's actually kind of amazing to me.e_i_pi wrote:Just some quick comments here.Yes, rene-lp is a dick, and if I was more generous with foe'ing people, he'd make the list. But seriously pridekiller, of all the cheating and abuse reports I've read here in the past month, even those bogus ones posted by demonfork, this would have to be pretty near the top of the list of "Most Unnecessary Wastes the Hunter's Time".
- richardgarr is right, try to fill out the form correctly. If the hunters put in as little effort hunting as some people did filling out forms, then no-one would get busted
- The game was casual, but was played RT. The game was delayed 9 turns, which all up lasted 35 minutes. Yes, this is a prick of a thing to do, and maybe technically against the rules, but it's 35 minutes cupcake. Plus, you could have walked away any time you wanted.
- And the real clincher... the person holding up the game is freemium, the person being held up is premium. So, the person doing the holding up was doing himself a dis-service, and the person being held up wasn't affected at all.
Be sure before you accuse someone!pridekiller wrote:draging out the game he wont end the game just deploys and ends the turn
Actually, purposely prolonging a game is holding them hostage. Just so you know.oVo wrote:Be sure before you accuse someone!pridekiller wrote:draging out the game he wont end the game just deploys and ends the turn
There is no breech of the rules that occurred over the course of this game.
If you think this guy behaved like a jerk? Rate him appropriately, add to your foe list & move on.
It could have been over in 20 minutes. The length of which the game was drawn out does not change the fact that prolonging the game when there is clear dominance is against the rules. Just because it wasn't drawn out for a week doesn't make this any less abusive. I know when I've lost a game, or am clearly going to I don't want to keep taking my turn in it, I want it to be over with. Telling someone to stop taking their turns would lead to a poor rating, and would also encourage another to break a rule, I personally find that unacceptable. First thirty-five minutes next an hour, than a month? It's got to stop some time, and quite frankly I say they should be warned at the very least if not temp-banned. Also, maybe the game was prolonged for farming(They purposely lowered their rank to receive a higher in the long run) reasons, did that ever cross your mind? All it could take is 35 minutes to lose a game. Think about it, hotshot.oVo wrote:The entire game lasted 35 minutes.
True Strife, entirely true. When I first saw this thread I thought "Wow, isn't this something coded got a stern warning over before, and someone else recently sailed into dangerous waters doing". Then I looked in the game. It was a freemium holding a premium hostage. Premiums have unlimited games, so it wasn't affecting the hostage so much as the hostage taker! It still is a prick of a thing to do, but in contrast to a freemium being held hostage, it hardly bears water.Strife wrote:Actually, purposely prolonging a game is holding them hostage.
Yea, that's why I suggest a warning and consequence of a ban if it happens(they do it) again.e_i_pi wrote:True Strife, entirely true. When I first saw this thread I thought "Wow, isn't this something coded got a stern warning over before, and someone else recently sailed into dangerous waters doing". Then I looked in the game. It was a freemium holding a premium hostage. Premiums have unlimited games, so it wasn't affecting the hostage so much as the hostage taker! It still is a prick of a thing to do, but in contrast to a freemium being held hostage, it hardly bears water.Strife wrote:Actually, purposely prolonging a game is holding them hostage.
I guess that's true (he has feedbacks)...that still seems very odd to me, though. Just came back to life, I suppose.Strife wrote: And to the ratings comment, maybe most of the games were played before the ratings existed?
slowreactor wrote:I'm guessing that considering he hasn't played for a long time (notice the 3,000,000 number gap between that his and the one before that) he's probably savoring a victory. Sure, he's a jerk, but technically, it's still not against the rules.
However, what I did notice is that both new games were speed games.![]()
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HE'S A FREAKIN NON-MEMBER!
So, two possibilities here:
One: he had a membership and waited till just before it ran out to play some speed games.
Two: he hacks.
Premiums got a free month I think. Also there were games given out when the server crashed last March (which was around the time this account stopped playing games).Shrinky wrote:regarding the speed games, freemiums DID get 2 free speed games long long back when we were voting for cc as the best online strategy game. Voting was going on in some god-knows-what's-it's-name site and lack promised freemium players who voted with 2 free speed games if cc won(forgot what premium guys got)
so he musta had those 2 speed games with him all the way till now.