[G] Grandmaster by 6pooling, how to - Page 44

On September 23 2012 15:00 Vermiiifuuge wrote:
Bad_Habit maphacking comes as absolutely no surprise to anyone who's ever played him. He's not very good at this game. Like you dont have to be particularly good to get gm, but when I met him, he was like mid-master skill at best.

On September 23 2012 15:00 Vermiiifuuge wrote:
Bad_Habit maphacking comes as absolutely no surprise to anyone who's ever played him. He's not very good at this game. Like you dont have to be particularly good to get gm, but when I met him, he was like mid-master skill at best.

On September 23 2012 15:21 EntropicXG wrote:
That FamToFlame guy... is he the same one who uses a map hack? http://drop.sc/256730

Protoss player, plays on AM Server, formerly a GM player, used to main Zerg I think... http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/profile/2684458/1/FameToFlame/ That guy?

Anyway, on topic. Yeah, you can get to GM by 6-pooling, sure. But its not really worth doing. Just getting to GM doesn't actually get you anything. Winning tournements gets you something. But the more the win is worth, the better the opponents will be, and the harder it will be to successfully 6-pool.

I mean, how do you think NesTea would do in GSL Code S if he 6-pooled every game?

On September 24 2012 03:29 zerga30 wrote:


yea that FametoFlame guy being the creator of this thread.

seriously this thread should just be called "How to get to GM by maphacking"

On September 23 2012 15:00 Vermiiifuuge wrote:
Bad_Habit maphacking comes as absolutely no surprise to anyone who's ever played him. He's not very good at this game. Like you dont have to be particularly good to get gm, but when I met him, he was like mid-master skill at best.

On September 24 2012 18:02 Sakkreth wrote:
I am sorry to hear that you care about your reputation, because your reputation couldn't get much lower.

On September 24 2012 18:03 Bad_HabitALT wrote:


whoever u played probably wasnt me.

to all, u think a guy who barly can keep in master with negative win/loss and MAPHACK is me?
i doubt theres a way to lose a single game when u maphack even tho u would be only mid master since sc2 is all about blind counters. it seems to me whoever plays on the account right now has problems even to win some games on my former mmr. even with maphack.

Edit: i now have read through the chats, that guy even pretends to be me from what i could read. :/

On September 24 2012 19:09 Vermiiifuuge wrote:

Whoever I played, was playing on your account and was actively telling me he was you.
At the time we played (one custom game), you were gm. It's your mechanics/multitask/game knowledge etc that was mid-master.

On September 24 2012 17:54 Bad_HabitALT wrote:
Hey i guess you know who i am.
FameToFlame is my friends acc i used in some seasons. yet i havent played since more than a year on this account.
i will ask him today who is playing on the account right now to get things straight.
it cant be the owner since hes like silver or something.

Habit is my only account i only use myself.

also im not playing anymore only for customers who pay for grandmaster. if thats a reason to keep me banned feel free to. i do not care about this game anymore, but my repuation is kinda important to me and im no hacker

On September 24 2012 20:27 Orek wrote:


You know, TL doesn't adopt strict judicial system. Benefit of the doubt doesn't favor you. Dark gray = black in mod's eyes. There is a chance you didn't hack ever, but we have no evidence except for your own words. Sure, it sucks that your friend or your friend's friend used the account for hack, but it is also your fault for using someone else's account in the first place. Just suck it up, learn the lesson, and don't make similar mistakes for the rest of your life. It's fortunate that you didn't make this kind of mistake in your serious business occasion. Think positively that way.

On September 24 2012 20:27 Orek wrote:


You know, TL doesn't adopt strict judicial system. Benefit of the doubt doesn't favor you. Dark gray = black in mod's eyes. There is a chance you didn't hack ever, but we have no evidence except for your own words. Sure, it sucks that your friend or your friend's friend used the account for hack, but it is also your fault for using someone else's account in the first place. Just suck it up, learn the lesson, and don't make similar mistakes for the rest of your life. It's fortunate that you didn't make this kind of mistake in your serious business occasion. Think positively that way.