EPTReset MMR by Losing?
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geokilla
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Drunkface
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SoraLimit
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On May 24 2012 05:46 Josh_rakoons wrote: Losing, is not a bannable offense and i have no clue why you would think so, DexLy. Purposely losing is bannable. Mainly to prevent portrait farmers. http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/forum/topic/4142247646 | ||
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meadbert
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sour_eraser
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On May 24 2012 05:46 Josh_rakoons wrote: Losing, is not a bannable offense and i have no clue why you would think so, DexLy. There has been report of people getting banned when they lost 40 games in less than 5 seconds. It's been posted somewhere on TL but I'm too lazy to find it. Edit: Not 40 exactly but minimum 40 games | ||
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magnaflow
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On May 24 2012 05:46 Josh_rakoons wrote: Losing, is not a bannable offense and i have no clue why you would think so, DexLy. Tanking games is actually a bannable offence, Purposely losing could cause your account to be banned, Blizzard has stated this themselves. Although I doubt it really ever happens, just don't quit games immediatley, let it play out for a few minutes before leaving | ||
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Mrvoodoochild1
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On May 24 2012 05:43 DexLy wrote: it would make you lose MMR, but it's also bannable from what I know Intenionally losing is not bannable. I have tanked my MMR from diamond to bronze three times and blizzard doesnt seem to mine. | ||
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GhettoSheep
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Gladiator6
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Aakoz
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I haven't noticed that O.o | ||
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MrCash
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On May 24 2012 05:58 Mrvoodoochild1 wrote: Intenionally losing is not bannable. I have tanked my MMR from diamond to bronze three times and blizzard doesnt seem to mine. I've seen plenty of people do this, I don't see the issue. There are plenty of legitimate reasons to want to practice against lower level people. There are plenty of stupid reasons as well, but that's what this ladder system does to you. Pretty much every single online tournament however does frown upon it and would easily get you banned. | ||
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MrCash
United States1504 Posts
On May 24 2012 06:02 Aakoz wrote: Do you really reset your MMR by not playing an entire season? I haven't noticed that O.o If I remember correctly, It won't reset hidden MMR, online your ladder rank. As in, you will have to do 5 placement matches and so forth. | ||
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BreakfastBurrito
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FabledIntegral
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On May 24 2012 05:47 geokilla wrote: Would it make getting into diamond a lot more difficult? I'm a Terran Platninum and want to experiment with Zerg. Once I get the basics down, I'm thinking of tanking down into Silver then working my way back up with Zerg or Terran. That's stupid. Why not just play in platinum, and lose there? Blizzard states they ban for it, and I'm glad they do. That's ridiculous. Just lose yours games normally. On May 24 2012 05:58 Mrvoodoochild1 wrote: Intenionally losing is not bannable. I have tanked my MMR from diamond to bronze three times and blizzard doesnt seem to mine. Yes it is, it's just not necessarily caught. I know two people that have both been banned for tanking their MMR. One was a masters players who tanked down to bronze so his sister could play. He was banned for either 2 weeks or one month, I don't recall. | ||
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