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Thanks, that's what I think too. I found it as I stumbled upon a cooks wall, and saw a message from the second highest ranked player on it. Needles to say I thought it looked a bit fishy. So I decided to look further into it.Symmetry wrote:If this isn't systematic farming, then nothing is. Nice research GP.
Farming ONLY and SPECIFICALLY applies to taking advantage of new recruits. ?.Actively seeking up inexperienced and low ranked players and inviting them to play against him in very advanced games.
drunkmonkey wrote:I'm filing a C&A report right now. Its nice because they have a drop-down for "jefjef".
I said the same but just couldnt do it. Sadly some people are just too honest. Good luck with this though but the mods are not interested as its not against the rules and i think the rules were written at the same time as the ten commandments and cannot be changed. Shame tho.Gillipig wrote:If this doesn't result in some sort of disciplinary action or warning I'm going to do the same thing he's doing. I'm going to farm the living heck out of cooks and cadets too! If it's legal you wouldn't have a problem with it right? You wouldn't mind if I and a couple of others experienced players set out to farmed all low ranked players on the site on the most difficult maps!? Hey I'd be a field marshal in a couple of months too.
Gen Lee is a free styler. This is how free stylers achieve high rank . The dude would be a Captain if he only played sequential.Gillipig wrote:If this doesn't result in some sort of disciplinary action or warning I'm going to do the same thing he's doing. I'm going to farm the living heck out of cooks and cadets too! If it's legal you wouldn't have a problem with it right? You wouldn't mind if I and a couple of others experienced players set out to farmed all low ranked players on the site on the most difficult maps!? Hey I'd be a field marshal in a couple of months too.
drunkmonkey wrote:I'm filing a C&A report right now. Its nice because they have a drop-down for "jefjef".
+1jefjef wrote:Yes this is cheap tactics as far as I'm concerned

They are low ranking players but not necessarily new recruits. The 'system' turns a blind eye to this oneSymmetry wrote: systematically "farming" new recruits."
jefjef is correct. The farming rules only protect ?'s. Gen.LeeGettinhed is CLEARED.jefjef wrote:Farming ONLY and SPECIFICALLY applies to taking advantage of new recruits. ?.Actively seeking up inexperienced and low ranked players and inviting them to play against him in very advanced games.
If you want to play that way there is nothing to stop you except maybe your enjoyment or lack of playing others who are possibly still learning how to play the game.Gillipig wrote:If this doesn't result in some sort of disciplinary action or warning I'm going to do the same thing he's doing. I'm going to farm the living heck out of cooks and cadets too! If it's legal you wouldn't have a problem with it right? You wouldn't mind if I and a couple of others experienced players set out to farmed all low ranked players on the site on the most difficult maps!? Hey I'd be a field marshal in a couple of months too.

Check your inbox.hmsps wrote:Totally agree I have asked Semp what we can do to change the rules. Will let you know if he comes back to me or not
Remember anything has to be practical and enforceable.MoB Deadly wrote:Make a suggestion in the suggestion forum, and advertise it to everyone you know, try to gain momentum and support. You never know, you may be able to make a change

I realise that you're just enforcing the rules as they are currently interpreted, but (and I'm not sure how comfortable you are replying to this given your position as a mod), do you think that the interpretation of the rule should be changed?Evil Semp wrote:Check your inbox.hmsps wrote:Totally agree I have asked Semp what we can do to change the rules. Will let you know if he comes back to me or not
Remember anything has to be practical and enforceable.MoB Deadly wrote:Make a suggestion in the suggestion forum, and advertise it to everyone you know, try to gain momentum and support. You never know, you may be able to make a change
A delicate way to say it is that most people are aware of the issue, but ES hit the nail on the head -- it's very difficult to come up with a set of rules that make sense but won't result in a lot of grief for the C&A mods figuring out who's farming and who's not.Symmetry wrote: I realise that you're just enforcing the rules as they are currently interpreted, but (and I'm not sure how comfortable you are replying to this given your position as a mod), do you think that the interpretation of the rule should be changed?
From your response earlier you seem to be a bit uncomfortable with the current interpretation as kind of an unpleasant tactic against those who are learning to play the game.
Hmm, this makes sense, but I do genuinely see this as a case of farming new players. The rule as it it stands seems to not really apply to anyone at all, at least in my experience on the site. Has it ever been invoked?Metsfanmax wrote:A delicate way to say it is that most people are aware of the issue, but ES hit the nail on the head -- it's very difficult to come up with a set of rules that make sense but won't result in a lot of grief for the C&A mods figuring out who's farming and who's not.Symmetry wrote: I realise that you're just enforcing the rules as they are currently interpreted, but (and I'm not sure how comfortable you are replying to this given your position as a mod), do you think that the interpretation of the rule should be changed?
From your response earlier you seem to be a bit uncomfortable with the current interpretation as kind of an unpleasant tactic against those who are learning to play the game.
Yes, many times. Aalmedia(Don't know how to spell his name), was given a point reset because he was exclusively playing NR's. I think Krapht and a few other Feudal players were warned.Symmetry wrote:Hmm, this makes sense, but I do genuinely see this as a case of farming new players. The rule as it it stands seems to not really apply to anyone at all, at least in my experience on the site. Has it ever been invoked?Metsfanmax wrote:A delicate way to say it is that most people are aware of the issue, but ES hit the nail on the head -- it's very difficult to come up with a set of rules that make sense but won't result in a lot of grief for the C&A mods figuring out who's farming and who's not.Symmetry wrote: I realise that you're just enforcing the rules as they are currently interpreted, but (and I'm not sure how comfortable you are replying to this given your position as a mod), do you think that the interpretation of the rule should be changed?
From your response earlier you seem to be a bit uncomfortable with the current interpretation as kind of an unpleasant tactic against those who are learning to play the game.
But if the victims had played two or three more games, they wouldn't be noobs on a feudal map?TheForgivenOne wrote:Yes, many times. Aalmedia(Don't know how to spell his name), was given a point reset because he was exclusively playing NR's. I think Krapht and a few other Feudal players were warned.Symmetry wrote:Hmm, this makes sense, but I do genuinely see this as a case of farming new players. The rule as it it stands seems to not really apply to anyone at all, at least in my experience on the site. Has it ever been invoked?Metsfanmax wrote:A delicate way to say it is that most people are aware of the issue, but ES hit the nail on the head -- it's very difficult to come up with a set of rules that make sense but won't result in a lot of grief for the C&A mods figuring out who's farming and who's not.Symmetry wrote: I realise that you're just enforcing the rules as they are currently interpreted, but (and I'm not sure how comfortable you are replying to this given your position as a mod), do you think that the interpretation of the rule should be changed?
From your response earlier you seem to be a bit uncomfortable with the current interpretation as kind of an unpleasant tactic against those who are learning to play the game.
I'm actually with you on changing either the rules on playing new players, or, change it so a person is a new recruit for a longer period. Say, instead of 5 games, it's 10/15Symmetry wrote:But if the victims had played two or three more games, they wouldn't be noobs on a feudal map?TheForgivenOne wrote:Yes, many times. Aalmedia(Don't know how to spell his name), was given a point reset because he was exclusively playing NR's. I think Krapht and a few other Feudal players were warned.Symmetry wrote:Hmm, this makes sense, but I do genuinely see this as a case of farming new players. The rule as it it stands seems to not really apply to anyone at all, at least in my experience on the site. Has it ever been invoked?Metsfanmax wrote:A delicate way to say it is that most people are aware of the issue, but ES hit the nail on the head -- it's very difficult to come up with a set of rules that make sense but won't result in a lot of grief for the C&A mods figuring out who's farming and who's not.Symmetry wrote: I realise that you're just enforcing the rules as they are currently interpreted, but (and I'm not sure how comfortable you are replying to this given your position as a mod), do you think that the interpretation of the rule should be changed?
From your response earlier you seem to be a bit uncomfortable with the current interpretation as kind of an unpleasant tactic against those who are learning to play the game.
That's a tough map at 5 games in.
I do appreciate the point, though- that it was enforced before.