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You have to provide some kind of evidence/proof (screenshots/replays etc.) if you are going to accuse somebody. Additionally, a supporting comment of what people should be looking for and when will be necessary if you are posting replays/evidence. | ||
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bahunto28
Canada262 Posts
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Adonminus
Israel543 Posts
I noticed that some players have already posted threads on blizzard eu forum about the recent events, however I still don't see a post on us forum, someone needs to post it there. | ||
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price
United States297 Posts
unfortunately, i cant imagine blizzard doing anything about this. they are aloof. :| | ||
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mazqo
Finland368 Posts
http://drop.sc/192691 Constantly watches through fog where my army/base is. Also perfectly defends all my drops/attacks. His TL account: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/profile.php?user=OzVelas | ||
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Adreme
United States5574 Posts
On June 07 2012 02:27 Adonminus wrote: As I said already in another thread, I'm not sure blizzard is fully aware of how serious hacking has become and that players like Zack are being invited to WCS or semi pros like Spades hacking in show matches. I noticed that some players have already posted threads on blizzard eu forum about the recent events, however I still don't see a post on us forum, someone needs to post it there. Blizzard clearly knows they just might not really have a way to stop it at this moment. | ||
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gasmeter
United Kingdom249 Posts
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Lightsider23
Serbia16 Posts
http://drop.sc/192695 at 6:00 and 7:00 he randomly goes to his third to kill my probe/pylon. at 10:00 and 10:15 looks at my base at my twilight council through fog of war. at 11:00 goes once again with his units to kill my probe and moves his units to my proxy exp. without scouting it . at 15:00 he looks at my base again. at 17:00 he looks at my third + army . at 17:45 he does some micro without even looking at his units. | ||
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Doodsmack
United States7224 Posts
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moki
Belgium8 Posts
Anyone else experiencing this? I am high master on europe facing a lot of grandmasters... | ||
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Internet_justice
20 Posts
On June 07 2012 08:34 moki wrote: Not sure if this is really relevant to the post, but after all these threads popped up, people are incredibly quick to call you a hacker, even when doing "normal" builds... I'm mainly talking about walling in with barracks against zerg og making 2 or 3 bunkers vs toss they will almost always call you a hacker. Anyone else experiencing this? I am high master on europe facing a lot of grandmasters... This is, of course, a side effect of hacking. Once they have been proven to exist in high levels everyone assumes talented play = hacker. For example, see Counterstrike. Go two rounds on a pub server without dying or get above 10-0? HACKER. | ||
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MateShade
Australia736 Posts
On June 07 2012 08:34 moki wrote: Not sure if this is really relevant to the post, but after all these threads popped up, people are incredibly quick to call you a hacker, even when doing "normal" builds... I'm mainly talking about walling in with barracks against zerg og making 2 or 3 bunkers vs toss they will almost always call you a hacker. Anyone else experiencing this? I am high master on europe facing a lot of grandmasters... This why it's important that TL sets up somekind of allegation guidelines | ||
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Ghostface_Killa
United States168 Posts
or better yet, Battle.net's Dumbest Hackers | ||
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celeryman
United States54 Posts
On June 07 2012 09:52 MateShade wrote: This why it's important that TL sets up somekind of allegation guidelines There is a system, it's called libel law. Anyone who's unjustly accused and feels strongly enough about that should sue. TL has every right to police their own forums, but they don't have any moral obligation to do so either. There is a system in place, it's used rightly all the time, and unjustly on occasion. | ||
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celeryman
United States54 Posts
On June 07 2012 08:27 Doodsmack wrote: ^This thread isn't for mid masters and below, bud. Wow. This is the kind of the dumb, elitist bullshit that needs to get stamped out if you want e-sports to grow. | ||
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BackTrack
Canada76 Posts
On June 07 2012 08:27 Doodsmack wrote: ^This thread isn't for mid masters and below, bud. keep that attitude to yourself, just because the title is "GM Map Hackers" doesnt mean there are not good examples of maphacking in every league, if he has something to add let him | ||
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Internet_justice
20 Posts
On June 07 2012 11:24 celeryman wrote: Wow. This is the kind of the dumb, elitist bullshit that needs to get stamped out if you want e-sports to grow. I disagree. There would simply be too many lower level players to police. I feel it is correct to hunt out the cheaters in high masters and GM because these are higher profile players who, as we saw, have a chance to play tournaments for money. The place it really matters is competitive play. I am middling skill level at SC2 but I can appreciate the distinction in terms of impact on the sport. It is important to root this out, much like steroid use in the Tour de France, because it is the most public and highest prestige area of the sport. | ||
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convention
United States622 Posts
On June 07 2012 12:36 Internet_justice wrote: I disagree. There would simply be too many lower level players to police. I feel it is correct to hunt out the cheaters in high masters and GM because these are higher profile players who, as we saw, have a chance to play tournaments for money. The place it really matters is competitive play. I am middling skill level at SC2 but I can appreciate the distinction in terms of impact on the sport. It is important to root this out, much like steroid use in the Tour de France, because it is the most public and highest prestige area of the sport. I think it was the OP that made a good comment on that, something along the lines of hackers are generally doing so to get higher up on the ladder. If every high masters/GM player hacker gets caught, then it does deter lower league hackers since they now have a limit on how high up the ladder they can go before they get banned. However, this should not stop you from emailing blizzard and posting on the blizzard forums (or ever starting a thread to try to collect a bunch of replays of the lower leagues to send the lump-sum on to blizzard). | ||
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AdrianHealey
Belgium480 Posts
Maybe more people should do the same. :p | ||
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Zidane
United States1689 Posts
On June 07 2012 17:40 AdrianHealey wrote: I thought an opponent maphacked, but after I checked the reply, it was clear he didn't. Maybe more people should do the same. :p Or maybe you're just bad at assuming. | ||
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AdrianHealey
Belgium480 Posts
Well; that is why I double checked, obviously. | ||
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