Moderators: Multi Hunters, Cheating/Abuse Team

theherkman wrote:Still waiting for an answer here... Is it or is it not okay to break the rules, as long as it is not on a large scale?
Deadbeating is when someone is around (you have proof of it cause hes playing in other games) but chooses not to take turns in a game for 3 consecutive turns and gets kicked out of the game.theherkman wrote:Since no one in charge has the balls to directly answer my question, let me repeat myself.
theherkman wrote:Still waiting for an answer here... Is it or is it not okay to break the rules, as long as it is not on a large scale?

Got that. That's why I posted this...king sam wrote:Deadbeating is when someone is around (you have proof of it cause hes playing in other games) but chooses not to take turns in a game for 3 consecutive turns and gets kicked out of the game.theherkman wrote:Since no one in charge has the balls to directly answer my question, let me repeat myself.
theherkman wrote:Still waiting for an answer here... Is it or is it not okay to break the rules, as long as it is not on a large scale?
Don't care, since that's not what happened and has nothing to do with this situation.king sam wrote:Missing a turn here or there is a tactic that is used and while I personally dont like it, it isnt against the rules..
GREAT!!!! Glad you told me this!!!king sam wrote:When someone deadbeats (by the definition above) it is frowned upon, but as stated in this thread a few times, and repeated now cause you couldnt pick up on it, this is abuse when it is done on a wider scale of more then 2 games... or even 3..
I get tired of arguing with a brick wall. I'm just going to agree with you. Yes, donlarry gets busy and has things happen every time he is about to lose... Yes, you are right...King Sam wrote:There is a real world out there, things happen, people get busy, or even frustrated with a game and they choose not to play in it anymore. It happens, its also why their are tags to explain this sort of behavior.. Rate, Tag & Foe Accordingly.
Okay, hows about this? I just gave you 16 more games. In several of them he was eliminated after missing 1-2 turns. But in several he also deadbeated. There is a pattern and more than 2-3 games. He even admits to it in this thread. So, is this enough evidence for you? Or would I have to hack his webcam and show you where he says, "Meh, I quit this one"? Let me know if I can be of further assistance.King Sam wrote:This offense was not measurable enough to warrant any more punishment then that, which was the ruling. So if you still have a problem with the ruling then open up an E-Ticket about it and hear the same thing from another mod/hunter. Cause their is a standardization to the disciplinary actions that we hand out called the community guidelines, perhaps you should read them.
Hmm.... really you understand?theherkman wrote:Got that. That's why I posted this...king sam wrote:Deadbeating is when someone is around (you have proof of it cause hes playing in other games) but chooses not to take turns in a game for 3 consecutive turns and gets kicked out of the game.
Obviously I added the text explaining which games out of the 16 that you just posted were truly games that he deadbeated in. Regardless of whether the other 12 were going down that road or not he did not commit the crime of deadbeating in them, therefor he can not be punished for "looking like he was going to give up and deadbeat in those games".theherkman wrote:GREAT!!!! Glad you told me this!!!king sam wrote:When someone deadbeats (by the definition above) it is frowned upon, but as stated in this thread a few times, and repeated now cause you couldnt pick up on it, this is abuse when it is done on a wider scale of more then 2 games... or even 3..
Game 8032819 *DEADBEATED
Game 8034429
Game 8034326 *DEADBEATED
Game 8046017
Game 8028840
Game 8044389
Game 8044292
Game 8043881
Game 8043881 *Repeat from game above still no DEADBEAT
Game 8043675
Game 8037479
Game 8032296
Game 8032364
Game 8032409
Game 8032499 *DEADBEATED
Game 8028961
When you fill out a form accusing someone of something you should provide all the evidence you can, kuddo's to you for going back and searching what I already have but the outcome as I see it is still the same. My math skills, which ARE very good still only counts 3 games out of that mess that he "deadbeated" in. As explained 2 paragraphs above, and reiterated here cause I think you will need it, The intentions to deadbeat in the other games are subjectively there but without committing the act of missing 3 consecutive turns and getting booted from the games he can not be held accountable by this rule. Could I have missed some further down the list of games that he has played that he has officially "deadbeated" in, why of course, Im human. But as I saw it and as you posted here throughout the games I searched he only had a few that he actually "deadbeated" in.theherkman wrote: By the way, these games are all from the top half of page 1 of his games! Let me know if you need me to do some more of your work for you.
In all of these games, he realizes he can't win, usually says gg and leaves. Then he is either eliminated by the player or loses from deadbeating. I'm sorry, I'm not good at math. Can you count how many games are there? I think it is more than 2 or 3.

king sam, I'm going to weigh in (this is where everyone groans) on this because I think you may not be considering this in the most constructive manner. I think you know that I think highly of you as a C&A individual, so I don't mean this to sound like a criticism against you, because it's not...it's a criticism against the system. I think this part of the system should be reviewed by you C&A folks.king sam wrote:Obviously I added the text explaining which games out of the 16 that you just posted were truly games that he deadbeated in. Regardless of whether the other 12 were going down that road or not he did not commit the crime of deadbeating in them, therefor he can not be punished for "looking like he was going to give up and deadbeat in those games".
So you suggest more liberal interpretation of the rules? Punishment for perceived intentions? Not a good plan.Woodruff wrote:king sam, I'm going to weigh in (this is where everyone groans) on this because I think you may not be considering this in the most constructive manner. I think you know that I think highly of you as a C&A individual, so I don't mean this to sound like a criticism against you, because it's not...it's a criticism against the system. I think this part of the system should be reviewed by you C&A folks.king sam wrote:Obviously I added the text explaining which games out of the 16 that you just posted were truly games that he deadbeated in. Regardless of whether the other 12 were going down that road or not he did not commit the crime of deadbeating in them, therefor he can not be punished for "looking like he was going to give up and deadbeat in those games".
I don't have a particular dog in this fight (I don't know much about theherkman or donlarry (other than that I find theherkman mildly annoying), but I have to say that strictly adhering to rigid guidelines is foolish in instances when common sense and looking at the situation rationally would find this individual guilty. I mean, it's painfully clear that he's literally intending to deadbeat and is only saved from it by his opponents continuing to play the game. He even admits it himself in this thread. Do you really feel that opponents should stop playing themselves just to prove that someone is actually deadbeating? Does this REALLY make sense as a policy? Again, don't allow devotion to guidelines to override common sense.
drunkmonkey wrote:I'm filing a C&A report right now. Its nice because they have a drop-down for "jefjef".
When there is overwhelming evidence, it is no longer "perceived intentions". I'm not talking about deadbeating a bunch of games at the same time...that could be a bad internet connection at that point in time. I'm not talking about situations in which there is some reasonable question as to intent. I'm talking about routinely no longer taking turns once the game is decided against the person and it is obvious that they are doing so, based on their activity in all of their games at the same times combined with the circumstances of whether they are winning or losing those games in which activity disappears.jefjef wrote:So you suggest more liberal interpretation of the rules? Punishment for perceived intentions? Not a good plan.Woodruff wrote:king sam, I'm going to weigh in (this is where everyone groans) on this because I think you may not be considering this in the most constructive manner. I think you know that I think highly of you as a C&A individual, so I don't mean this to sound like a criticism against you, because it's not...it's a criticism against the system. I think this part of the system should be reviewed by you C&A folks.king sam wrote:Obviously I added the text explaining which games out of the 16 that you just posted were truly games that he deadbeated in. Regardless of whether the other 12 were going down that road or not he did not commit the crime of deadbeating in them, therefor he can not be punished for "looking like he was going to give up and deadbeat in those games".
I don't have a particular dog in this fight (I don't know much about theherkman or donlarry (other than that I find theherkman mildly annoying), but I have to say that strictly adhering to rigid guidelines is foolish in instances when common sense and looking at the situation rationally would find this individual guilty. I mean, it's painfully clear that he's literally intending to deadbeat and is only saved from it by his opponents continuing to play the game. He even admits it himself in this thread. Do you really feel that opponents should stop playing themselves just to prove that someone is actually deadbeating? Does this REALLY make sense as a policy? Again, don't allow devotion to guidelines to override common sense.
No rule should be so rigidly adhered to that it promotes abuse. By not taking action against the excessive serial game-quitters, this sort of action is being promoted.jefjef wrote:It does not matter if he intended on deadbeating 1000 games if he was unsuccessful. No rules against missing turns.
The situations are not anywhere near the same. There is no action on your part to prove overwhelming evidence of your intention, jefjef.jefjef wrote:I intend on flaming several people and CC in general most everyday (If this is random my ass is chocolate) but I fail to do it. Perhaps since I have the intent I should be banned even though I do not go thru with it...
So I only need to find 2 or 3 games for this to be abuse? I put 2 damn games in my OP! I just gave you another 3! These were in the last 5 days!!!!!king sam wrote:When someone deadbeats (by the definition above) it is frowned upon, but as stated in this thread a few times, and repeated now cause you couldnt pick up on it, this is abuse when it is done on a wider scale of more then 2 games... or even 3..
Ever see any of my posts? lMAO! If you did not have me foed perhaps you would see overwhelming intentions.Woodruff wrote:The situations are not anywhere near the same. There is no action on your part to prove overwhelming evidence of your intention, jefjef.jefjef wrote:I intend on flaming several people and CC in general most everyday (If this is random my ass is chocolate) but I fail to do it. Perhaps since I have the intent I should be banned even though I do not go thru with it...
theherkman wrote:Ok, well since it seems you are a bit dense, let me try again...
king sam wrote:When someone deadbeats (by the definition above) it is frowned upon, but as stated in this thread a few times, and repeated now cause you couldnt pick up on it, this is abuse when it is done on a wider scale of more then 2 games... or even 3..
drunkmonkey wrote:I'm filing a C&A report right now. Its nice because they have a drop-down for "jefjef".
How old are you? I ask because I would hope that someone older than...say 13...wouldn't say things like this WHEN TRYING TO WIN SOMEONE OVER TO THEIR SIDE. Good heavens.theherkman wrote:Ok, well since it seems you are a bit dense, let me try again...
Heh. <grin>jefjef wrote:Ever see any of my posts? lMAO! If you did not have me foed perhaps you would see overwhelming intentions.Woodruff wrote:The situations are not anywhere near the same. There is no action on your part to prove overwhelming evidence of your intention, jefjef.jefjef wrote:I intend on flaming several people and CC in general most everyday (If this is random my ass is chocolate) but I fail to do it. Perhaps since I have the intent I should be banned even though I do not go thru with it...
I definitely understand this argument, so I'm not saying that potential isn't there. That's why I refer to overwhelming evidence...so much that the conclusion is unavoidable (as in this case). But as things stand now, patently obvious abuse is promoted and that is just as bad of a situation.jefjef wrote:We need guidelines that are strictly adhered to. Otherwise it ends up player A, who is not popular or ranked or respected, getting punished while player B, who is loved and worshiped by the masses getting away with the exact same offense.No thank you.
Some people (I would even suggest it is "most people") don't care about ratings or clans, so those aren't a deterrent in the slightest. Foe listing won't keep him out of enough games to really impact him, in my opinion.jefjef wrote:DonLarry will be rewarded for his crap with poor ratings and foe lists. Overtime he will not be able to get into all the games that he would like to be in or get into some of the good clans.
king sam wrote:When someone deadbeats (by the definition above) it is frowned upon, but as stated in this thread a few times, and repeated now cause you couldnt pick up on it, this is abuse when it is done on a wider scale of more then 2 games... or even 3..
