EPTEven he is doing everything he can to prove he is clean now, as soon things died down, they might start again. As it's already proven for the other guy, who had a history hacking in other game.
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furymonkey
New Zealand1587 Posts
Even he is doing everything he can to prove he is clean now, as soon things died down, they might start again. As it's already proven for the other guy, who had a history hacking in other game. | ||
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manicshock
Canada741 Posts
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dde
Canada796 Posts
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Sein
United States1811 Posts
On March 15 2011 15:00 dde wrote: can ppl actually hack in current battle.net? if yes, blizzard you told us you would make hackless battle.net!!! People have been using hacks since about 2 days after beta got released... And did Blizzard really say that? Can you give me a link to that interview? | ||
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Eleaven
772 Posts
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Vei
United States2845 Posts
On March 15 2011 08:48 AlphaFerg wrote: Thanks for posting this. I really appreciated the effort that Cal put into the CSL matches, and the LAN, and I hate to see their name get smeared by unfortunate circumstances like this. It is a shame that you guys are out of the playoffs (though I can't admit to being a little happy that this allowed Davis to get in), but I really had a good time at the LAN, and look forward to next year's CSL. If we do end up doing any LANs down here in the cowtown, you guys will be the first to hear about it! lol ofc david never hacked and he's so legit because he let sorcery play the key match hmmm fucking a | ||
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ProTech
United States437 Posts
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khazgore
Norway104 Posts
I know a dude who got lifetime banned for botting in aion online ( he got banned when he made a new account ) and that doesent really give you any advantage over other players it only makes you level faster. If i were this guys i would have felt like a really small person maphacking while so many people know who you are. | ||
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ProTech
United States437 Posts
On March 15 2011 17:56 khazgore wrote: Blizzard should put a lifetime ban on them in all their future games aswell. maphacking in starcraft 2 gives such a sick advantage, if the average master started maphacking he could probably have a chance against the best in the world. I know a dude who got lifetime banned for botting in aion online ( he got banned when he made a new account ) and that doesent really give you any advantage over other players it only makes you level faster. If i were this guys i would have felt like a really small person maphacking while so many people know who you are. I doubt he really cares @ all. I hope blizzard reads these forums on TL.net, that would mean insta ban, but i think that's high wishing. | ||
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Dommk
Australia4865 Posts
On March 15 2011 17:56 khazgore wrote: Blizzard should put a lifetime ban on them in all their future games aswell. maphacking in starcraft 2 gives such a sick advantage, if the average master started maphacking he could probably have a chance against the best in the world. I know a dude who got lifetime banned for botting in aion online ( he got banned when he made a new account ) and that doesent really give you any advantage over other players it only makes you level faster. If i were this guys i would have felt like a really small person maphacking while so many people know who you are. Isn't this what happens? Your battle.net account gets banned and any games connected gets locked out as well But I don't think it matters, I doubt he connected any other games to this account, since he only used it to hack | ||
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C5Five
England53 Posts
It's not affecting tournaments or lans or big events since they're closely watched yet you bullhorn it like it was the crime of the century. Btw, instead of crying hax and "mah points" on the ladder and forums, maybe all that whining should be directed at blizzard; You know, to encourage them to at least TRY to put a decent anti-cheat feature. You'd think that such an enormous company with I forgot how many games could make an anti-cheat system at least as useful as some independent developers instead of relying on mass noob rule with their "push here to accuse someone of maphacking and send us a report that nobody will ever check considering the amount of other noobs doing the same thing a million times a day"... People should also know the "hacker" definition of blizzard is VERY broad. For instance I got banned for 2 days for switching the thor model with the collector edition one (thx no check; Oh and it can also allow for model cheating btw like adding giant green circles so you can identify/see them coming from a mile away). If that is the extent of their "hacking concerns" you can bet your ass maphackers are going to reign free... | ||
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Durp
Canada3117 Posts
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Sein
United States1811 Posts
On March 15 2011 22:32 C5Five wrote: I can't understand why people get so freaked out about this. It's not affecting tournaments or lans or big events since they're closely watched yet you bullhorn it like it was the crime of the century. Btw, instead of crying hax and "mah points" on the ladder and forums, maybe all that whining should be directed at blizzard; You know, to encourage them to at least TRY to put a decent anti-cheat feature. You'd think that such an enormous company with I forgot how many games could make an anti-cheat system at least as useful as some independent developers instead of relying on mass noob rule with their "push here to accuse someone of maphacking and send us a report that nobody will ever check considering the amount of other noobs doing the same thing a million times a day"... People should also know the "hacker" definition of blizzard is VERY broad. For instance I got banned for 2 days for switching the thor model with the collector edition one (thx no check; Oh and it can also allow for model cheating btw like adding giant green circles so you can identify/see them coming from a mile away). If that is the extent of their "hacking concerns" you can bet your ass maphackers are going to reign free... Well, maphacking is pretty much the biggest "crime" you can make in SC2, bar some rare instances like Savior throwing games for money. NASL is also mostly going to be over online, so people are legitimately concerned about how easy it would be for a player to cheat during that event. You're right about the community needing to raise this issue with Blizzard though. I agree with you in that they don't really check any of the hack reports because there are just so many more cases of wrong accusations flooding their inbox and they just don't have enough staff go through all those replays. They're most likely relying exclusively on their warden (which doesn't seem to work too well detecting private hacks and also doesn't prevent hacks from working in the first place) and the occasional cases that get widely publicized in the sc2 community (like this case). Neither of Josh Price or David Zhu has been banned yet though so hopefully they will take care of that ASAP because if they are left alone, it would send a wrong message to the community. | ||
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Azide
Canada566 Posts
On March 15 2011 22:32 C5Five wrote: I can't understand why people get so freaked out about this. It's not affecting tournaments or lans or big events since they're closely watched yet you bullhorn it like it was the crime of the century. Btw, instead of crying hax and "mah points" on the ladder and forums, maybe all that whining should be directed at blizzard; You know, to encourage them to at least TRY to put a decent anti-cheat feature. You'd think that such an enormous company with I forgot how many games could make an anti-cheat system at least as useful as some independent developers instead of relying on mass noob rule with their "push here to accuse someone of maphacking and send us a report that nobody will ever check considering the amount of other noobs doing the same thing a million times a day"... People should also know the "hacker" definition of blizzard is VERY broad. For instance I got banned for 2 days for switching the thor model with the collector edition one (thx no check; Oh and it can also allow for model cheating btw like adding giant green circles so you can identify/see them coming from a mile away). If that is the extent of their "hacking concerns" you can bet your ass maphackers are going to reign free... lol? Look at how many ONLINE tournaments there are compared to LAN's with big name players. The NASL even has ONLINE qualifiers. Josh Price played in a LAN but from home ONLINE (since it was allowed :S) It has a direct effect on everybody who plays in online tournaments and ladder. It's not just about "mah points" And wow, Peter -- is it true you're still playing with him? I thought you said you removed him from friends. If so, so very sad. | ||
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SecretA5DC
Korea (South)225 Posts
![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/fUodH.jpg) Checked the replay. He goes Double Racks at his Expo and magically knows where I am... So after some additional investigation. ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/WYC6h.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/B8GyT.jpg) I just happened to pick a few random games out of his long 2vs2 win streak from a day ago. ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/SjLjW.jpg) Seems like everyone related to this Sorcery person has access to hacks. GG ladder. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45041 Posts
On March 16 2011 03:14 SecretA5DC wrote: Found this to be a little amusing. + Show Spoiler + Checked the replay. He goes Double Racks at his Expo and magically knows where I am... So after some additional investigation. I just happened to pick a few random games out of his long 2vs2 win streak from a day ago. Seems like everyone related to this Sorcery person has access to hacks. GG ladder. While we know that Sorcery and iGware are hackers, the people who they played with are not necessarily hackers and may have not been aware that their allies hacked. Regardless, make sure you can provide an in-game breakdown of their allies explicitly hacking and cheating if you're going to accuse their teammates of doing the same. Hacking is, after all, a serious offense. (Personally, I don't always pay attention to what my ally is doing all the time, and if I'm playing with a random ally, we don't always communicate. If I got paired up with a hacker, then I may very well have no idea!) | ||
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Dubz
United States242 Posts
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m3rciless
United States1476 Posts
On March 16 2011 03:22 Dubz wrote: Mindset is a pretty respected player you should have proof before you start slandering him. And in a game where you just accused him of hacking do you think hed blatantly go to your spawn? Just doesnt make sense to me Lol deja vu amirite. | ||
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SecretA5DC
Korea (South)225 Posts
Sounds pretty fishy to me. But if there's more people with the PinkPrincess syndrome in this post willing to defend him, more power to them I guess. | ||
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Pro]ChoSen-
United States318 Posts
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