who is JiriKara /Cipisek/ from CZ

On May 21 2025 02:16 WGT-Baal wrote:


well we could ban krocan from every single foreign tournament for starters...

Also im pretty sure you can report this to blizzard with proof and they will ban his ass for sure.

On May 21 2025 03:31 [sc1f]eonzerg wrote:


Well. This is not maphack but is still a very strong hack in my opinion and he is a piece of shit for using lag hack.

Also im pretty sure you can report this to blizzard with proof and they will ban his ass for sure.

About stream cheaters. That is harder to prove but i believe there was like 5 minutes delay on streams or something in tourneys. So that proly is enough to prevent it. + If you are stream cheating in Brood War man wtf are you doing with your life respectfuly. Like someone doing that shit is borderline a psychopath.

THAT SAID G5. There is a precedent of you calling people hackers for no reason too. And tbh you are from an ERA OF SC that was wild back then those PGTOUR hackers and shit. So maybe you carrying some PTSD and see hackers everywhere aswell. LOL

But yeah this guy Krocan really need to be punish for this shit. And if you tournaments organizers dont punish him this time atleast a warning is important.

On May 21 2025 03:59 WGT-Baal wrote:


for me stream/snipe cheat is not quite the same as it is 100% preventable (just add a delay as yo usay) and not really a "hack" so much as being BM. Also as you say hard to prove. but a drophack/laghack is a much more serious step imo. you are conflating 2 very different problems.

Most people caught hacking usually got extended ban sentences up to over a decade in some cases. Most of them have served the sentence they received. I will agree with you that normally (I cannot talk about BSL here though) tournament organisers focus on hacks and cheats in their tournament and not on ladder due to mostly a lack of time. BSL having an actual qualifier on ladder might have a different view of this, understandably.

a laghack/drophack is a shitty thing to do but at the same time you d "see it" in a proper tournament settings so most likely it s a grey area as you say. now if it were a maphack, it would likely be instaban everywhere (there is admin level coordination behind the scenes on those cases).
However like everything it is a choice, it s well within any tournament rules and our capabilities to blanket ban someone for such actions. It s a case of weighing the offense to the punishment.

the why is that if nothing is done ever, on the flimsy reason that perhaps in the past some people got off lightly, there is no incentive for people not to do it and for others not to "try" the hack. it spreads and kills the remaining small scene even more.
This is my personal opinion as I no longer admin anything

On May 21 2025 00:39 IvaNioX_twitch wrote:
lol

this is not complain about lag, this man is using third party or glitching the game causing massive lag.


also, fyi:
Global Bandwith (speedtest.net report)

# Country Mbps
1 - Singapur 368,50
2 - Emiratos Árabes Unidos 318.63
3 - Hong Kong (RAE) 312.60
4 - Francia 308.01
5 - Islandia 306.22
6 - Estados Unidos 291.18
7 - Chile 290.06
8 - Dinamarca 259.41
9 +1 Suiza 256.91
10 -1 Porcelana 252.45
11 +8 Corea del Sur 251.63
12 -1 España 248.39
13 - Rumania 248.36
14 -2 Tailandia 245.93
15 -1 Canadá 243.87
16 -1 Israel 243.86
17 -1 Macao (RAE) 236.27
18 -1 Taiwán 235.40
19 +2 Países Bajos 223.48
20 -2 Japón 219.45
21 -1 Hungría 215.16

On May 21 2025 03:08 G5 wrote:


You could. But why?

There are tons of ex-hackers in the community that play tournaments today and we're talking about hackers who hacked in tournaments. This dude is far from that.

Also, high profile foreign players stream snipe / stream cheat all the time and continue being able to play because it's not 100% provable. I feel it and see it quite often when I play or watch a tournament where there isn't a massive delay on the stream.

It is what it is and the community is so small, there's no point in banning players for shit like this. He got caught and probably won't do it again but who knows. The community is full of sweaty 30 year old dudes who do shitty things similar to this on the reg; especially amongst the competitive community. Just because it's not so black and white like it is with this guy doesn't mean it isn't happening everywhere.

What actually should happen is every single tournament organizer should legitimately have a 20 minute delay on their stream so POS like this and many, many others can't do anything to screw over people in games that actually somewhat matter.

But then again, that's my opinion. Everyone will have their own.

On May 21 2025 04:09 krocan.cz wrote:
I strongly disagree with this post. It is not true and it is simply a lie. I am not 2100 Z, I am just 1800 Z.

Nah, I was really, really angry. I am sure you know this feeling, but ofc, I know it wasn't nice from me at all.
I sincerely apologize and I won't do it again. Sorry guys.

On May 21 2025 04:09 krocan.cz wrote:
I strongly disagree with this post. It is not true and it is simply a lie. I am not 2100 Z, I am just 1800 Z.

Nah, I was really, really angry. I am sure you know this feeling, but ofc, I know it wasn't nice from me at all.
I sincerely apologize and I won't do it again. Sorry guys.

On May 21 2025 23:21 Q~Bert wrote:


I agree with Eon in the sense that you're awfully paranoid to a fault. You are correct that there is certainly stream sniping vs Artosis because he has such a large following and his animated reactions incentivize foul play. But again, these are just random ladder games with no actual bearing. Remember, the eyes see what you believe - not the other way around. Your mindset is prone to dismissing standard variance (BO advantages, scouting direction/timing, all in/gambles) as cheating. It's highly unlikely that it is remotely commonplace that devoted Starcraft players at our age are wasting their time cheating vs a random twitch streamer who garners less that 30 viewers.

On May 22 2025 03:26 EndingLife wrote:
Just missing SuGo (BSL6-Msitua) in the comments, eh G5?

On May 22 2025 01:36 G5 wrote:


You're simply wrong. I don't think I personally get stream sniped and I dont have that mindset at all. I don't think you understand how I think of the game at all actually. But then again, you're Yaj, a guy who lives for internet trolling and bm. So, who knows if you even believe the things you say. You're probably just trolling and peddling BS as usual.

On May 22 2025 06:53 Q~Bert wrote:


You've perfectly and concisely proven my exact point. It's not how you think about the game - it's your outlook in general. I was active in the Brood War scene out of pure nostalgia and yes, I enjoyed a bit of drama (mainly to kill some time during slow hours in the office/work) but this was 5-6 years ago. I think before today I've prob posted 5 times on TL in the last few years and yet you still harbor a one dimensional perception of who I am as if we are all still teenagers and do not evolve.

On May 21 2025 23:21 Q~Bert wrote:


I agree with Eon in the sense that you're awfully paranoid to a fault. You are correct that there is certainly stream sniping vs Artosis because he has such a large following and his animated reactions incentivize foul play. But again, these are just random ladder games with no actual bearing. Remember, the eyes see what you believe - not the other way around. Your mindset is prone to dismissing standard variance (BO advantages, scouting direction/timing, all in/gambles) as cheating. It's highly unlikely that it is remotely commonplace that devoted Starcraft players at our age are wasting their time cheating vs a random twitch streamer who garners less that 30 viewers.

On May 22 2025 17:47 Bonyth wrote:

At the same time, you can look at it from another perspective: why not use a tool to give yourself an edge in the game? There are plenty of tournaments with money, for one country bigger, for another lesser money. All it takes is to open a cast with no delay to give yourself a serious advantage. And there are hardly any risks when it comes to proving someone streamcheating (side note streamsnipe =/= streamcheat).
This could also be a cultural thing. In heroes of might and magic III, when playing a low MMR ranked game, I did not enter any password as a protection. I mean why, it's a totally meaningless game played only for fun. Then the guy opened the save, checked what I have etc. Essentially unsportsmanship behaviour. Was it my fault? No, I believe the guy acting dirty is in fault here. Could I have protected myself? Yes.
Another game, Disciples II, this time with money at stake. After defeating a certain person a couple of times, the person goes to such lenghts in map editing / streamcheating against me, that even an average viewer gets suspisious. On top of that, if we talk about time investment on the game, that person spent A LOT of time playing this game, even worked with the balance-team.

Anyway, my message is, give people an opportunity, and they will take it / use it. Don't be blindfolded by your own beliefs on the matter. I once also believed that it wouldn't make sense to cheat in an old game that you spent so much time on, even for money. I still like to believe that, but not to such a big degree.

On May 21 2025 23:39 LUCKY_NOOB wrote:




To the OP IvaNioX_twitch why didn't you drop him? Also are you using K-launcher to protect yourself from similar things?




Safe to assume it's also a lag or drop hack user on another scale. I check on ladder every few months or so there's always at least 1 account that has similar stats.

On May 21 2025 23:39 LUCKY_NOOB wrote:


Well... props for fessing up and apologizing! Can you please elaborate on the program or method used and all it's capabilities? I don't find anything with a simple google search but I know for a fact those things exist.