Moderators: Multi Hunters, Cheating/Abuse Team


I assume he is just trying to mislead people. Josko has indeed played World 2.1 nearly 20 times as much as fishy in the last year, and the same so far in 2017. It's complete and utter nonsense, of course, since fishy has still played more than double the amount of team/poly games that Josko has on that map. And it's not like World 2.1 changed in that time.TeeGee wrote: Have you checked each player here on these maps
Fishy is very experienced on that map (50 quad games) and over 400 team games
random21 has only 7 quad games and no extra team games on that map
Davekettering has 4 quad games and 8 team games
Josko has 35 quad games and 42 team games
So can you tell me, who has more experience on this map?


I believe TG highlights the issue that not only turns were taken in USA2.1, but also in World 2.1.Donelladan wrote:I am lost, I thought we were speaking of USA 2.1 in the OP ?

I agree that settings make a big difference. For instance, on the World map both Josko and I are highly experienced with unlimited settings, but I probably have more games under my belt. Change that to nuclear and Josko is more experienced. Change that to parachute and I don't know if either of us would care to playrockfist wrote:Am I the only one who thinks board experience is over-rated when dealing with top players? If Fishy or Josko have 40 games on a board they know what they are doing...they *might* be .1% better at 300 games versus 40, but that is not .1% better on one turn, that's over the course of a game, on one turn that .1% is almost meaningless.
I think the settings matter more than the board. Someone could be dynamite at unlimited forts on a board, but not so good at parachute. That's only my opinion though, others may see it differently.

When you're in a good clan and a good team, and TOP should know this if their rankings are anything to go by, there is no advantage to someone else on your team taking your turn. In fact, that's one less pair of eyes throwing in their two cents to the move. Those same moves would be taken either way. It would be an issue if Fishy was online within a few hours of those turns being taken and didn't bother to take them, but she'd never do that.fishydance wrote:
I agree that settings make a big difference. For instance, on the World map both Josko and I are highly experienced with unlimited settings, but I probably have more games under my belt. Change that to nuclear and Josko is more experienced. Change that to parachute and I don't know if either of us would care to play
The other thing to take into account are teams that regularly play a map together. Once a team has played a map together many times, they have a collaborative pattern in place. So one player covering for another within that team makes little difference.


His reasoning was, that the "clan guidance" on sitting allows for sitting to take place if less than two hours on the clock, and if they do not take turns during work hours.nibotha is at work and clearly states he will be unable to check in on the game.
My understanding is that nibotha took several turns from home and then had to rush to work. Discussion was still ongoing in that game as to the best move to make & he did not have time to take the turn. The time went way below 2 hrs and Free took the turn for nibotha as permitted.
also:Freefalling123 went out for dinner and was unable to post instructions in game chat in time for me to execute them. PaulatPeace messaged me on WhatsApp and we discussed the options.
At 07.08 GMT+2-
I wrote to Paul-"I am available now...I am here full time but can't be given a specific 2 hour window to take turns (I have a full time job)"
This last part is not something thats considered. Again, the rules clearly state that you should be taking your own turns, whether you are reading directions from chat or not. If you are online and have an opportunity to take that turn, you can not leave it because "FF went to dinner and didn't have instructions in time for him to execute them". Its also not acceptable that someone sits, as regardless of tactical advantages gained or not gained, if they had the chance to play it themselves recently they should have taken their own turn regardless of whether directiosn were in chat.Firstly I don't see the difference between following instructions left by someone on your team and that player executing these instructions himself.
So, after discussing with admin and examining logins of the clans, etc. we determined:I ended up playing this move when I jumped on Nibs account... I didn't even really care which move got played to be honest, the game is going to be an easy win... I just happened to hop on with an hour left... it could be any one of our clan sitters...
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I am so busy IRL right now I don't even know what happened anymore. Nibs walled me at 3 hours left saying he's leaving the move... when I got wind of this there was less than an hour left... I may have even been taking my turns before I even realized....
To say Nibs cheated by leaving a move with 3 hours having when he had no idea if I or anyone else was online to cover him is a hard bargain... we do have people trying to watch for that same situation in our clan... but calling it risky or trusting from nibotha can be hard to judge... I know it's risky, but other people can say he knows I'm going to catch the turn... Okay...
For me, I am basically working full time going to school and then trying to put together some moves for my clanmates in my free time without much time to do it... I'm only sneaking on for a minute to address this because I know the mods have a tough job figuring it out.
Let me just state how my day went that day, the 24 hour turn for me went like this: 15 minutes after the move... I saw and left messy comments for Nibs to decipher... went to sleep thereafter... wake up... go to work... maybe there was 7-8 hours left of the move when I got done working but my next 4 hours I was playing tennis with a friend / playing games with my bosses kids then reading them bedtime stories... settling down for myself, eating, looking over h/w... I barely got on CC to take my own moves let alone set up a plan to sit for Nibs at such low time... Take it how you want... if it was cheating it wasn't deliberate and if there is any flaw here it's my terrible notes and my and james (nibs) lack of communciation skills



that right there is where you lost me... good luck...-Jésus noirFreeFalling123 wrote:Since Fishy has not being responsible for these key moves, we at TOP believe justice
must be served.
