Accused:
moTsa
jlo71
The accused are suspected of:
Conducting Secret Diplomacy
Game number(s):
Game 15313746
Comments: It's clear from the course of the game. Look at the attack logs.
Moderators: Multi Hunters, Cheating/Abuse Team

KA, I looked at the game when the OP posted. At that point moTsa held the Staten Island and Any 3 Small Islands bonuses while jlo71 held all of Brooklyn. South Beach (moTsa) and Bay Ridge (jlo71) each only had one army even though these were each a border for a bonus. It would help if one of the other players has a snapshot from the end of round 9.king achilles wrote:Current situation doesn't look like there is anything suspicious between any players. Green has a 9 and 12 against blue's borders and then another 10 and 12 on the opposite side while blue has a 10 against green's borders. There doesn't seem to be any wall post exchanges between the accused.

It depends, doesn't it? I would hope that someone else can confirm what I saw (preferably a snapshot from the OP or someone else in the game) before you act on the information, but a secret alliance is a secret alliance. In some instances, even one round is enough.king achilles wrote:For how many rounds and do you think that is enough to confirm that they are in a secret alliance in this game?
Well, 100% sure it is NOT enough to confirm anything. I often happen not to deploy troops on one border, and if my neighbour do the same then the border remains unprotected. It is not secret alliance since we didn't communicate, it's better because I can break it whenever I feel it! It's just smart play. If both player have bigger threat to consider they should not use time on this border. Some people prefer to formalize an agreement, but having an agreement with one player sometimes incites other player to do agreement as well against your alliance, typically the case in 4 players game, and therefore not loading a border but not making formal alliance is often a very good strategy.lancehoch wrote:It depends, doesn't it? I would hope that someone else can confirm what I saw (preferably a snapshot from the OP or someone else in the game) before you act on the information, but a secret alliance is a secret alliance. In some instances, even one round is enough.king achilles wrote:For how many rounds and do you think that is enough to confirm that they are in a secret alliance in this game?
When looking for a secret alliance, without any direct evidence (PMs or wall posts) I would think the question should be whether it affected the gameplay (not just if they benefitted, but if at least one player's actions changed because of it).
Anyone else have any thoughts?
I looked at the log, both accused players had a big fight during round 6 and 7 and then stopped to make other fights. Make sense.Comments: It's clear from the course of the game. Look at the attack logs.
