The accused are suspected of:
- Being Multis
Game number(s):
Comments:
They take turns simultaneously, miss turns the same way, and always seem to wind up on teams with each other. The four given examples should demonstrate neatly.
Lyde/chrysalide/lug110 [cleared]
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Lyde/chrysalide/lug110 [cleared]
Accused:
The accused are suspected of:
Game number(s):
Comments:
They take turns simultaneously, miss turns the same way, and always seem to wind up on teams with each other. The four given examples should demonstrate neatly.
The accused are suspected of:
Game number(s):
Comments:
They take turns simultaneously, miss turns the same way, and always seem to wind up on teams with each other. The four given examples should demonstrate neatly.
Re: Lyde/chrysalide/lug110
NOT AN OFFICIAL RULING:
The games you reported are all team games. A good team usually plays the way you are describing. Can you find examples of this happening in non team games?
The games you reported are all team games. A good team usually plays the way you are describing. Can you find examples of this happening in non team games?
Re: Lyde/chrysalide/lug110
I'm aware that teams often play close together, and probably wouldn't have reported this, EXCEPT: The three also missed their turn together. In terms of reinforcements, this can be a viable strategy at times, but they were clearly winning, so...
That's when I noticed the time-frame. A team of three located on separate physical addresses that somehow manages to check in, one after the other, with less than 70 seconds between one logging out and another logging on?
It even seems they missed their turn on other games as well in the same time-frame as they missed their turn in the game with me. Three separate people going on a net-less trip together. It's possible that they are merely three friends sitting with head-sets and playing Conquer Club as if it was Counter-Strike, but I don't really buy that.
That's when I noticed the time-frame. A team of three located on separate physical addresses that somehow manages to check in, one after the other, with less than 70 seconds between one logging out and another logging on?
It even seems they missed their turn on other games as well in the same time-frame as they missed their turn in the game with me. Three separate people going on a net-less trip together. It's possible that they are merely three friends sitting with head-sets and playing Conquer Club as if it was Counter-Strike, but I don't really buy that.
Re: Lyde/chrysalide/lug110
Interesting point. Whatever will come out of the inquiry, it made sense for you to post it here.Kurful wrote:EXCEPT: The three also missed their turn together. [...] That's when I noticed the time-frame.
Gengoldy wrote:Of all the games I've played, and there have been some poor sports and cursing players out there, you are by far the lowest and with the least class.
Re: Lyde/chrysalide/lug110
Well as the anti-cheating and abuse system is getting stronger, the cunningness of the multis gets stronger too. Perhaps the 3 players thought that if they played in team games, it wouldn't look suspicious...lancehoch wrote:NOT AN OFFICIAL RULING:
The games you reported are all team games. A good team usually plays the way you are describing. Can you find examples of this happening in non team games?
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Re: Lyde/chrysalide/lug110
lug110, Lyde and chrysalide are cleared of being multis with each other.