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07:06 KST - method linked here has been disproved here

10:54 KST - Find a full timeline of pro comments (including Spades) in the topic here.

08:47 KST - Summary:
Accusations of maphacking have the potential to destroy a player's career if left unaddressed. Because of the potential consequences, we should be careful about accepting unproven accusations. The principle of 'innocent until proven guilty' should be applied here. That does not mean that there has been a conclusion about this case, however, which is why this thread remains tentatively open.

Please discuss with caution and use evidence to back up your claims.

(also a summary post by an unnamed pro on reddit here)
urashimakt
Profile Joined October 2009
United States1591 Posts
June 07 2012 04:56 GMT
#5681
On June 07 2012 13:36 insanet wrote:
2. sorry but "innocent until proven guilty" doesnt apply to rapers, pedophiles, ex-cheaters, because you have a past.

Actually, it does. Courts will often restrict prosecutors from divulging information regarding past offenses in order to prevent it from affecting the jury's verdict on the crime in question.

If you watch the replays and read the professional opinions scattered throughout the thread you'll notice that the hardest evidence here is: (a) he hacked before and (b) a lot of passerbys have bandwagoned the subject without proper assessment.
Who dat ninja?
Arush
Profile Joined October 2011
Canada80 Posts
June 07 2012 04:58 GMT
#5682
You guys not really comparing this whole thing to murder cases come on... lets get serious a bit here...
Plaguuuu!
Blennd
Profile Joined April 2011
United States266 Posts
June 07 2012 05:01 GMT
#5683
On June 07 2012 13:52 Defacer wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 07 2012 13:42 StarStrider wrote:
On June 07 2012 13:33 Daniel C wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:49 hinnolinn wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:39 StarStrider wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:37 hinnolinn wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:35 MuseMike wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:36 Spades wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:35 Reptilia wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:34 Spades wrote:
[quote]

We are clearly joking around here

We are clearly trying to find objectively whether you are guilty or innocent.*

Theres maybe 10 people objectively finding if I am guilty or innocent, I am not naive enough to think most of this is objective. I appreciate the objective people, and I hope they find results, one way or the other.

Objective people would realize you have cheated in the past and look at it as such. The giant conspiracy to ruin you is far fetched.


Objective people would look for objective evidence rather then the subjective evidence we have now.


There is too much evidence of all shades for you to continue to use this easy broadbrushing dismissal.


Please tell me you're joking, there is only one shade here, and it's most definitely not anything falsifiable, which would be objective.

I'm pretty sure nothing would convince you outside of a video camera behind Spades showing him cheating or the use of super-human hacks such as auto-blink.

What's wrong with circumstantial evidence? If a man walks into a room soaking wet with an umbrella on a stormy day, would you draw the conclusion that it's raining outside?

Circumstantial evidence is enough to convict somebody in the court of law if the evidence is strong enough. Previous hacking history? Check. Motive? Check. Meteoric rise to #1 GM? Check. Clear differences in mechanics/camera movement in his showmatch and ladder replays? Check. Suspicious game sense? Check. Defeatist attitude towards accusations? Check.

While none of these evidences are decisive on their own, a jury may decide if combined evidence in this case is strong enough for a conviction (and according to the jury of pro-players, it is). It ain't a smoking gun but you can't throw everything out the window just becase it's "subjective".


KEY. FUCKING KEY. Bravo sir.


By these standards, George Zimmerman should be found guilty of murder.

Pursued and confronted an unarmed man? Check. History of discrimination/profiling of Black people? Check. Motive? Check. Documented history of instability/belligerence/overagressiveness? Check. Defeatist attitude towards accusations (i.e, going into hiding for a month before being arrested)? Check.

Oh yeah, did he shoot and kill a guy? Check.

As long as you ignore or discount all alternative explanations, he must be guilty.

Not defending Spades. He's probably a hacker. I just hope people keep searching for proof.


And the prosecutor and many many others agree with you that Zimmerman should be found guilty. If you were trying to find an example of "oh its so obvious those standards suck because this clearly innocent person would be found guilty under them" you did a pretty bad job.
urashimakt
Profile Joined October 2009
United States1591 Posts
June 07 2012 05:01 GMT
#5684
On June 07 2012 13:58 Arush wrote:
You guys not really comparing this whole thing to murder cases come on... lets get serious a bit here...

It's a man's livelihood. If you're taking it as serious as a murder case, you're definitely exceeding the minimum threshhold for seriousness.
Who dat ninja?
Defacer
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
Canada5052 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-06-07 05:02:29
June 07 2012 05:01 GMT
#5685
On June 07 2012 13:58 Arush wrote:
You guys not really comparing this whole thing to murder cases come on... lets get serious a bit here...


I'm just into the Trayvon Martin thread, lol.

Edit: I apologize for the tangent.
Chessz
Profile Joined August 2010
United States644 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-06-07 05:03:20
June 07 2012 05:02 GMT
#5686
On June 07 2012 13:58 Arush wrote:
You guys not really comparing this whole thing to murder cases come on... lets get serious a bit here...


While I agree I think they were really speaking about the legitimacy/extent of forensics processes and evidence evaluatiuon before making subsequent judgments. Not necessarily making a direct comparison between the crimes themselves.
Defacer
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
Canada5052 Posts
June 07 2012 05:03 GMT
#5687
On June 07 2012 13:55 StarStrider wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 07 2012 13:52 Defacer wrote:
On June 07 2012 13:42 StarStrider wrote:
On June 07 2012 13:33 Daniel C wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:49 hinnolinn wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:39 StarStrider wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:37 hinnolinn wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:35 MuseMike wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:36 Spades wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:35 Reptilia wrote:
[quote]
We are clearly trying to find objectively whether you are guilty or innocent.*

Theres maybe 10 people objectively finding if I am guilty or innocent, I am not naive enough to think most of this is objective. I appreciate the objective people, and I hope they find results, one way or the other.

Objective people would realize you have cheated in the past and look at it as such. The giant conspiracy to ruin you is far fetched.


Objective people would look for objective evidence rather then the subjective evidence we have now.


There is too much evidence of all shades for you to continue to use this easy broadbrushing dismissal.


Please tell me you're joking, there is only one shade here, and it's most definitely not anything falsifiable, which would be objective.

I'm pretty sure nothing would convince you outside of a video camera behind Spades showing him cheating or the use of super-human hacks such as auto-blink.

What's wrong with circumstantial evidence? If a man walks into a room soaking wet with an umbrella on a stormy day, would you draw the conclusion that it's raining outside?

Circumstantial evidence is enough to convict somebody in the court of law if the evidence is strong enough. Previous hacking history? Check. Motive? Check. Meteoric rise to #1 GM? Check. Clear differences in mechanics/camera movement in his showmatch and ladder replays? Check. Suspicious game sense? Check. Defeatist attitude towards accusations? Check.

While none of these evidences are decisive on their own, a jury may decide if combined evidence in this case is strong enough for a conviction (and according to the jury of pro-players, it is). It ain't a smoking gun but you can't throw everything out the window just becase it's "subjective".


KEY. FUCKING KEY. Bravo sir.


By these standards, George Zimmerman should be found guilty of murder.

Pursued and confronted an unarmed man? Check. History of discrimination/profiling of Black people? Check. Motive? Check. Documented history of instability/belligerence/overagressiveness? Check. Defeatist attitude towards accusations (i.e, going into hiding for a month before being arrested)? Check.

Oh yeah, did he shoot and kill a guy? Check.

As long as you ignore or discount all alternative explanations, he must be guilty.

Not defending Spades. He's probably a hacker. I just hope people keep searching for proof.



Found guilty of murder? Nah that's not fair as far as proof required to compare murder to this case. But arrested until convicted? Hell yeah that's enough evidence to.


I can co-sign that, sure.
psychotics
Profile Joined July 2011
United States184 Posts
June 07 2012 05:03 GMT
#5688
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On June 07 2012 13:47 StarStrider wrote:
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On June 07 2012 13:40 psychotics wrote:
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On June 07 2012 13:32 StarStrider wrote:
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On June 07 2012 13:20 psychotics wrote:
one thing i would like to add to this is i'd like to take a chance to try and give some feedback against the people saying "oh his streamed ladder games he played different then the show match, he must be hacking because no one can change play-styles like that" this is completely false actually. i have watched hundreds of games streamed by players and have also watched hundreds of games by the same players in MLG thru the First person cam view. and i can say that many people would be surprised to know that many players play completely different on stream then in tournaments. DRG for example plays alot slower on ladder then in tournaments same with stephano. theres a notable difference in the APM and speed they play at. in MLG DRG averages something like 350+ apm (i think last time i saw the number was 384) his stream he plays in the mid 200's. does this prove that spades was cheating, no, does it prove he wasn't, no but it does mean that just because his play looked different isnt necessarily evidence against him.

on another note, innocent till proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, should and must hold true in these type of situations. show me a replay where he obviously reacts to something that he could only have known about with hacks (example the protoss maphacker from the thread http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=342704 HRGZack blindly building his mass cannons to defend the allin) show me something that cant be explained away without map hacks and i will gladly take back my defense of spades but as it stands im not convinced. i still think hes innocent.


Maybe Zack just felt like the opponent was going to do it, or knew what their particular playstyle on that map was, or he saw something that we aren't aware of, or he just made an awful play and it happened to get lucky and work, or xyz?

Since this is the type of response that continues to be given to wildly justify insane coincidence decisions from Spades, I'll not bother providing the multitude of examples again. The reason you are so quick to write off Spades' decisions is because he hasn't been caught with a definitive blink hack proof yet. Yet, there are some things that happen in Spades games that are just as much lucky coincidence as some things in Zack games.


give me a break u cant write off zacks play as lucky coincidence. if u actualy watch the game you'd see that he had 0 vision of anything that could have hinted in the slightest to the attack coming, random lucky chance can happen ill give u that, sure he could have just thrown down the cannons for no reason and got lucky but come on get real hes a GM player thats not something that a GM player just does, but thats has nothing to do with Spades play i have yet to see anything as blatantly obvious that makes me feel that without a reasonable doubt Spades cheated. i dont care if he cheated in BW that holds on baring on the present. show me a something that is blatant and obvious and ill will take back my statements in Spades defense



"if u actualy watch the game you'd see that he had 0 vision of anything that could have hinted in the slightest to the attack coming, random lucky chance can happen ill give u that"

Hmmm now where have I heard this before. Ah yes, in pros giving their take on the incidents of Spades.

It's the same scenario. It's the same kind of random chances with the same kind of uncannily bad play that actually turns out to be an amazing blind reaction.


its pretty easy to take part of a sentence out of context and completely change the meaning. but like i said zacks games irrelevant and i only brought them up as a clear obvious example of hacking when i look at the stuff being provided nothing in spades play that i have seen yet is obvious enough
Valikyr
Profile Joined June 2010
Sweden2653 Posts
June 07 2012 05:05 GMT
#5689
On June 07 2012 13:58 Arush wrote:
You guys not really comparing this whole thing to murder cases come on... lets get serious a bit here...

Was going to say the same thing. The only comparisation that could possibly be made is performing enhancing drugs in sports. But that's not the same either because we don't have a court. We only have a community that does not want cheaters to earn money from hard-working honest professional gamers. If someone might be hacking it HAS to be investigated.

People have accused Nerchio of hacking because of his great online results but since zero evidence exists to back that up noone believes he actually does hack and his reputation is undamaged. In the case of Spades it was extremely obvious that he did hack from the replays.

I felt sorry for Orb for what the community did. I felt sorry for Destiny too but in the case of Spades I feel a sense of justice.
Defacer
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
Canada5052 Posts
June 07 2012 05:07 GMT
#5690
On June 07 2012 14:02 Chessz wrote:
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On June 07 2012 13:58 Arush wrote:
You guys not really comparing this whole thing to murder cases come on... lets get serious a bit here...


While I agree I think they were really speaking about the legitimacy/extent of forensics processes and evidence evaluatiuon before making subsequent judgments. Not necessarily making a direct comparison between the crimes themselves.


Thank you. While I do respect Catz, Drewbie, PainUser et al's opinion, it's not like they analyzed the replays in a scientific way.

There are people out there actually trying to recreate some of scenarios in the game to prove/disprove there was hacking involved, which I appreciate. An expert opinion has value, but I think the potential consequences for Spades deserves a silver bullet.
lisward
Profile Blog Joined March 2011
Singapore959 Posts
June 07 2012 05:08 GMT
#5691
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 13:52 Defacer wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 13:42 StarStrider wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 13:33 Daniel C wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 12:49 hinnolinn wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 12:39 StarStrider wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 12:37 hinnolinn wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 12:35 MuseMike wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 06:36 Spades wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 06:35 Reptilia wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 06:34 Spades wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 06:31 Antylamon wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 06:19 Spades wrote:
[QUOTE]On June 07 2012 06:18 Antylamon wrote:
+ Show Spoiler +
On June 07 2012 06:15 Spades wrote:
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On June 07 2012 06:11 EtherealDeath wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:05 SonataSC wrote:
I have 100% proof.

http://imgur.com/urSlB

This is from his facebook. I made this account just to post this.

[image loading]

EDIT: It's from Skype not facebook.


This sounds like something taken out of context that is a joking stab at (hack not named), rather than something said seriously....

Entire log plz or no go.


Here is more of the log, I dont know who this is, but apparently hes in a skype chat with me and like 20 other people. He's taking something out of context and being stupid.

[4:27:01 PM] Brian Francis: you saw they posted some new way
[4:27:04 PM] Brian Francis: of saying its 100% proof
[4:27:09 PM] Brian Francis: then it got proved wrong l ike a page later
[4:27:17 PM] Brian Francis: how catz said my clicks were too precise
[4:27:18 PM] Brian Francis: or some shit
[4:27:27 PM] Michael Francis: catz is an idiot
[4:27:33 PM] Brian Francis: everything he used as solid evidence
[4:27:34 PM] Michael Francis: precisely
[4:27:35 PM] Daltan Beach: http://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/uoc3a/conclusive_proof_that_spades_was_hacking/
[4:27:36 PM] Brian Francis: has been proven wrong
[4:27:38 PM] Daltan Beach: funniest shit ever
[4:27:56 PM] Daltan Beach: Post a picture of yourself reading a map
[4:27:59 PM] Brian Francis: yeah he posted that on TL.net
[4:28:00 PM] Daltan Beach: or atleast find one that i can post
[4:28:02 PM] Brian Francis: and it was proven wrong
[4:28:15 PM] Daltan Beach: If you give me a picture of you reading a map
[4:28:16 PM] Daltan Beach: or using a globe
[4:28:23 PM] Daltan Beach: Ill cry
[4:28:40 PM] Daltan Beach: [–]NeoDestiny 148 points 51 minutes ago
This is 100% conclusive. Really smart of the OP.
Here's the laymen's version if you're having trouble understanding -
Say you have a "real map" that is 1000x1000, and a "minimap" that is 100x100. This means that all of your clicks on the minimap are essentially multiplied by 10 to determine where they would fall on the real map. ie: clicking on 25x50 on the minimap would correspond to 250x500 on the real map, 46x89 would correspond to 460x890 on the real map, etc...etc...
According to Spades, he was clicking on the minimap to perform a lot of actions instead of scrolling into the fog of war to perform those same actions. The problem is that, during the replay, Spades screen is locked so that he must be clicking the minimap, but the clicks he's making are too precise to come from the minimap. Using our previous example, Spades is essentially claiming to be clicking a point like 252x582 on the minimap, which is impossible, as the closest we could get to that point is 25x58 or 26x59 on our minimap. Given the dimensions of the minimap, he is clicking with a precision that is impossible on the real map.
Clicks with that precision on the real map while the screen is locked means that one can say, without a shadow of a doubt, that Spades is maphacking.
[4:29:21 PM] Michael Francis: just take a picture of a globe next to your computer screen
[4:29:31 PM] Daltan Beach: thats perfect
[4:29:39 PM] Daltan Beach: thx spades' brother
[4:29:40 PM] Brian Francis: yeah then people on tl proved u can easily click those spots
[4:29:43 PM] Brian Francis: using minimap
[4:29:46 PM] Michael Francis: lol
[4:29:50 PM] Tito Santiago: rofl
[4:30:04 PM] Brian Francis: i dont own a globe
[4:30:11 PM] Michael Francis: how do i post on reddit
[4:30:14 PM] Michael Francis: "myth busted"
[4:30:25 PM] Tito Santiago: go find one
[4:30:34 PM] Tito Santiago: or like
[4:30:36 PM] Tito Santiago: stream
[4:30:44 PM] Tito Santiago: and while streaming open a map of the world on google maps
[4:30:50 PM] Daltan Beach: Let's accuse some pro of hacking
[4:30:53 PM] Daltan Beach: with no evidence
[4:30:54 PM] Tito Santiago: Lol
[4:30:57 PM] Daltan Beach: it'll be great
[4:31:02 PM] Daltan Beach: who has a lot of replays out
[4:31:05 PM] Daltan Beach: and we dont like
[4:31:27 PM] Michael Francis: lets accuse idra
[4:31:29 PM] Tito Santiago: hey daltan
[4:31:30 PM] Michael Francis: or catz
[4:31:33 PM] Tito Santiago: take that picture of catz
[4:31:39 PM] Tito Santiago: the judge one
[4:31:40 PM] Tito Santiago: and put
[4:31:53 PM] Michael Francis: i like how catz somehow knew all this information about the 'hack' mechanics
[4:31:54 PM] Tito Santiago: "Can't find a single note while singing, thinks he can find a hacker"
[4:31:59 PM] Tito Santiago: and post it on something
[4:31:59 PM] Michael Francis: like, oh if you right click into fog
[4:32:03 PM] Michael Francis: it doesn't lock
[4:32:15 PM] Michael Francis: but when your scrolling into the fog, shouldn't it lock before u ahve a chance to right click
[4:32:20 PM] Michael Francis: gg
[4:32:26 PM] Brian Francis: people have small brains
[4:32:32 PM] Tito Santiago: ^
[4:32:45 PM] Brian Francis: basically everything the hack does
[4:32:50 PM] Brian Francis: they cant prove i did any of it
[4:32:54 PM] Brian Francis: nor can they prove its possible
[4:33:01 PM] Brian Francis: because i do actions in these "camera lock" times
[4:33:05 PM] Michael Francis: basically your the best hacker in the world
[4:33:08 PM] Michael Francis: kids need to respect
[4:33:08 PM] Brian Francis: so people say I must have made my own private supe rhack
[4:33:12 PM] Tito Santiago: LOL
[4:33:12 PM] Brian Francis: or something
[4:33:19 PM] Michael Francis: undetectable
[4:33:21 PM] Brian Francis: they think this is swordfish
[4:33:23 PM] Brian Francis: or some shit
[4:33:31 PM] Michael Francis: since your a computer programmer
[4:33:42 PM] Tito Santiago: hahahah
[4:34:09 PM] Daltan Beach: terran 3/15 or some shit in GSL
[4:34:16 PM] Daltan Beach: fucking IMBA
[4:35:44 PM] Tito Santiago: lol

Now THAT sounds even more suspicious than before.[/QUOTE]


how so? we are laughing at how stupid this whole situation is, and all the "evidence" gets debunked shortly after. I'm in a chat with 20 people, including pro gamers. IF YOU CANT TELL, WE ARE ROLLING OUR EYES AND JOKING ABOUT THIS. I AM NOT A HACKER CAPABLE OF HACKING THE PENTAGON OR CREATING UNSTOPPABLE HACKS, I AM NOT A COMPUTER PROGRAMMER[/QUOTE]
Oh, wow, I just found out you are Brian Francis.
I thought you got someone else to write the program for a sec there

Also, your reaction to the entire thing is soooo suspicious. I would've raged at everyone in sight if this happened to me, but you've only done that to a couple people. Can you address that? I don't want to call you out with certainty until I can be 110% sure.[/QUOTE]

We are clearly joking around here[/QUOTE]
We are clearly trying to find objectively whether you are guilty or innocent.*
[/QUOTE]
Theres maybe 10 people objectively finding if I am guilty or innocent, I am not naive enough to think most of this is objective. I appreciate the objective people, and I hope they find results, one way or the other.[/QUOTE]
Objective people would realize you have cheated in the past and look at it as such. The giant conspiracy to ruin you is far fetched.[/QUOTE]

Objective people would look for objective evidence rather then the subjective evidence we have now.
[/QUOTE]

There is too much evidence of all shades for you to continue to use this easy broadbrushing dismissal.
[/QUOTE]

Please tell me you're joking, there is only one shade here, and it's most definitely not anything falsifiable, which would be objective.[/QUOTE]
I'm pretty sure nothing would convince you outside of a video camera behind Spades showing him cheating or the use of super-human hacks such as auto-blink.

What's wrong with circumstantial evidence? If a man walks into a room soaking wet with an umbrella on a stormy day, would you draw the conclusion that it's raining outside?

Circumstantial evidence is enough to convict somebody in the court of law if the evidence is strong enough. Previous hacking history? Check. Motive? Check. Meteoric rise to #1 GM? Check. Clear differences in mechanics/camera movement in his showmatch and ladder replays? Check. Suspicious game sense? Check. Defeatist attitude towards accusations? Check.

While none of these evidences are decisive on their own, a jury may decide if combined evidence in this case is strong enough for a conviction (and according to the jury of pro-players, it is). It ain't a smoking gun but you can't throw everything out the window just becase it's "subjective".
[/QUOTE]

KEY. FUCKING KEY. Bravo sir.[/QUOTE

By these standards, George Zimmerman should be found guilty of murder.

Pursued and confronted an unarmed man? Check. History of discrimination/profiling of Black people? Check. Motive? Check. Documented history of instability/belligerence/overagressiveness? Check. Defeatist attitude towards accusations (i.e, going into hiding for a month before being arrested)? Check.

Oh yeah, did he shoot and kill a guy? Check.

As long as you ignore or discount all alternative explanations, he must be guilty.

Not defending Spades. He's probably a hacker. I just hope people keep searching for proof.

[/QUOTE]
Oh god... I've been reading through all of your recent posts here and this really takes the cake, why did you have to go there..
Opinions are like phasers -- everybody ought to have one
Bogeyman
Profile Joined May 2010
Sweden307 Posts
June 07 2012 05:11 GMT
#5692
On June 07 2012 13:33 figq wrote:
The "precog" case really gets me. Replay here:
http://www.sc2-replays.net/en/replays/8460-goldenlight-vs-spades,dual-sight
Watch 7:00-7:30 from Spades vision. He doesn't really see anything with the hellions, I don't think he even sees the count of the cocoons at the natural, because in the replay he spends a hell of a lot time in his base again at this crucial scouting moment. He then immediately declares the all-in of his opponent.

To me this is much stronger evidence than the rest, because he announces his knowledge verbally, not by actions. Whereby his actions could be just random or lucky and not really a sign of knowledge; here he declares his knowledge.

Unless he's used to saying stuff like "all-in / bm" to see how the opponent responds in chat or something, I find it really very difficult to explain, except with some kind of cheat. I hope Spades clarifies later, if possible; to me it makes no sense.

It's strange for sure, but if you follow his camera and base everything on that you'll miss some fine details.
What I'm referring to is the fact that moving across the map by means of e.g. double-clicking a hotkey or using a screen hotkey takes you there instantly while playing. When following his camera in the replay it takes you a little while to get there. During that split second (it might be 0.5 seconds at most, but I haven't tried measuring) he did have vision of all 6 eggs at the natural before moving his hellions back.

Now I agree, it's still weird of him to say what he does. But he could have noticed the eggs and then tries to poke GoldenLight with his comment, to see if he gets any valuable information.

And sorry for everyone who gets angry when anyone tries to defend Spades. I am rather certain that Spades has been hacking, but I won't stay silent when I see a possible explanation in his favor.
Daniel C
Profile Joined October 2010
Hong Kong1606 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-06-07 05:12:34
June 07 2012 05:12 GMT
#5693
On June 07 2012 13:46 hinnolinn wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 07 2012 13:33 Daniel C wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:49 hinnolinn wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:39 StarStrider wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:37 hinnolinn wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:35 MuseMike wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:36 Spades wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:35 Reptilia wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:34 Spades wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:31 Antylamon wrote:
[quote]
Oh, wow, I just found out you are Brian Francis.
I thought you got someone else to write the program for a sec there

Also, your reaction to the entire thing is soooo suspicious. I would've raged at everyone in sight if this happened to me, but you've only done that to a couple people. Can you address that? I don't want to call you out with certainty until I can be 110% sure.


We are clearly joking around here

We are clearly trying to find objectively whether you are guilty or innocent.*

Theres maybe 10 people objectively finding if I am guilty or innocent, I am not naive enough to think most of this is objective. I appreciate the objective people, and I hope they find results, one way or the other.

Objective people would realize you have cheated in the past and look at it as such. The giant conspiracy to ruin you is far fetched.


Objective people would look for objective evidence rather then the subjective evidence we have now.


There is too much evidence of all shades for you to continue to use this easy broadbrushing dismissal.


Please tell me you're joking, there is only one shade here, and it's most definitely not anything falsifiable, which would be objective.

I'm pretty sure nothing would convince you outside of a video camera behind Spades showing him cheating or the use of super-human hacks such as auto-blink.

What's wrong with circumstantial evidence? If a man walks into a room soaking wet with an umbrella on a stormy day, would you draw the conclusion that it's raining outside?

Circumstantial evidence is enough to convict somebody in the court of law if the evidence is strong enough. Previous hacking history? Check. Motive? Check. Meteoric rise to #1 GM? Check. Clear differences in mechanics/camera movement in his showmatch and ladder replays? Check. Suspicious game sense? Check. Defeatist attitude towards accusations? Check.

While none of these evidences are decisive on their own, a jury may decide if combined evidence in this case is strong enough for a conviction (and according to the jury of pro-players, it is). It ain't a smoking gun but you can't throw everything out the window just becase it's "subjective".


That depends I guess, does he smell like fuel or urine, is he the only person that's wet, is his umbrella wet? There are so many extra tests I can perform and get information from. I can also look outside and see if it's raining, which seems pretty impressive doesn't it?

I'm sorry, but interestingly, courts also often use juries and these are the people you have to convinced of this perponderance of evidence, and I guess I'm just not convinced by the 'eye witnesses'.


Fair enough. But if he just got sprayed with urine would he likely to be casually walking into the room?

I hope you can see where I'm headed with this. Sure, there are always alternative explanations. But which is the one that most consistently explains all the facts?
In theory, theory and practice are the same. In practice, they are not.
Defacer
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
Canada5052 Posts
June 07 2012 05:16 GMT
#5694
On June 07 2012 14:05 Valikyr wrote:
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On June 07 2012 13:58 Arush wrote:
You guys not really comparing this whole thing to murder cases come on... lets get serious a bit here...

Was going to say the same thing. The only comparisation that could possibly be made is performing enhancing drugs in sports. But that's not the same either because we don't have a court. We only have a community that does not want cheaters to earn money from hard-working honest professional gamers. If someone might be hacking it HAS to be investigated.

People have accused Nerchio of hacking because of his great online results but since zero evidence exists to back that up noone believes he actually does hack and his reputation is undamaged. In the case of Spades it was extremely obvious that he did hack from the replays.

I felt sorry for Orb for what the community did. I felt sorry for Destiny too but in the case of Spades I feel a sense of justice.


I don't feel sorry for Orb and Destiny at all. In both cases, there was concrete proof. And ultimately, the community didn't decide or choose what the consequences would be. EG Alex basically decided Orb didn't meet his personal standards, while Destiny decided it would be easier to walk away from Quantic then change his behaviour or draw negative attention to them.

Again, I don't think Spades is innocent. But I'd almost prefer if a team, tournament or other players came out and said, "We think Spades is a hacker, for reasons A, B, C, and this is why he'll never play in X tournament."

It's like they expect the community to punish or shame the player out of existence, when they have the power to ban people from tournaments, provide better officiating to deter map hacking, fire players etc.

For example, we can all think that Ron Artest is a goon and a peice of shit and should never play basketball again. But it's not our job or responsibility to decide if he plays, or what punishment he deserves. It's the team, the league, his peers, the sponsors.

Why does it feel like we're doing the dirty work here?

hinnolinn
Profile Joined August 2010
212 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-06-07 05:21:17
June 07 2012 05:17 GMT
#5695
On June 07 2012 14:12 Daniel C wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 07 2012 13:46 hinnolinn wrote:
On June 07 2012 13:33 Daniel C wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:49 hinnolinn wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:39 StarStrider wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:37 hinnolinn wrote:
On June 07 2012 12:35 MuseMike wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:36 Spades wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:35 Reptilia wrote:
On June 07 2012 06:34 Spades wrote:
[quote]

We are clearly joking around here

We are clearly trying to find objectively whether you are guilty or innocent.*

Theres maybe 10 people objectively finding if I am guilty or innocent, I am not naive enough to think most of this is objective. I appreciate the objective people, and I hope they find results, one way or the other.

Objective people would realize you have cheated in the past and look at it as such. The giant conspiracy to ruin you is far fetched.


Objective people would look for objective evidence rather then the subjective evidence we have now.


There is too much evidence of all shades for you to continue to use this easy broadbrushing dismissal.


Please tell me you're joking, there is only one shade here, and it's most definitely not anything falsifiable, which would be objective.

I'm pretty sure nothing would convince you outside of a video camera behind Spades showing him cheating or the use of super-human hacks such as auto-blink.

What's wrong with circumstantial evidence? If a man walks into a room soaking wet with an umbrella on a stormy day, would you draw the conclusion that it's raining outside?

Circumstantial evidence is enough to convict somebody in the court of law if the evidence is strong enough. Previous hacking history? Check. Motive? Check. Meteoric rise to #1 GM? Check. Clear differences in mechanics/camera movement in his showmatch and ladder replays? Check. Suspicious game sense? Check. Defeatist attitude towards accusations? Check.

While none of these evidences are decisive on their own, a jury may decide if combined evidence in this case is strong enough for a conviction (and according to the jury of pro-players, it is). It ain't a smoking gun but you can't throw everything out the window just becase it's "subjective".


That depends I guess, does he smell like fuel or urine, is he the only person that's wet, is his umbrella wet? There are so many extra tests I can perform and get information from. I can also look outside and see if it's raining, which seems pretty impressive doesn't it?

I'm sorry, but interestingly, courts also often use juries and these are the people you have to convinced of this perponderance of evidence, and I guess I'm just not convinced by the 'eye witnesses'.


Fair enough. But if he just got sprayed with urine would he likely to be casually walking into the room?

I hope you can see where I'm headed with this. Sure, there are always alternative explanations. But which is the one that most consistently explains all the facts?


That's true I guess. I suppose that the only way I would actually take the expert opinions would be to take a large mixture of known hackfree games by multiple different players as well as suspicious replays from several people, strip out all id tags from the games and then have them analyzed and look at the results. These replays should be from low masters to GM also I feel.

Maybe that seems like a lot, but for something like this I'd at least ask for that much effort before people turn their back on him.
psychotics
Profile Joined July 2011
United States184 Posts
June 07 2012 05:18 GMT
#5696
+ Show Spoiler +
On June 07 2012 13:36 insanet wrote:
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On June 07 2012 13:20 psychotics wrote:
one thing i would like to add to this is i'd like to take a chance to try and give some feedback against the people saying "oh his streamed ladder games he played different then the show match, he must be hacking because no one can change play-styles like that" this is completely false actually. i have watched hundreds of games streamed by players and have also watched hundreds of games by the same players in MLG thru the First person cam view. and i can say that many people would be surprised to know that many players play completely different on stream then in tournaments. DRG for example plays alot slower on ladder then in tournaments same with stephano. theres a notable difference in the APM and speed they play at. in MLG DRG averages something like 350+ apm (i think last time i saw the number was 384) his stream he plays in the mid 200's. does this prove that spades was cheating, no, does it prove he wasn't, no but it does mean that just because his play looked different isnt necessarily evidence against him.



1. so watched hundreds of replays, and the only point you bring up is APM, how low apm is completely different to high apm?, in what way does it change everything?, it doesnt change that much, he probably micro a bit less in ladder, but saying is completely different is false.
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On June 07 2012 13:20 psychotics wrote:
on another note, innocent till proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, should and must hold true in these type of situations. .


2. sorry but "innocent until proven guilty" doesnt apply to rapers, pedophiles, ex-cheaters, because you have a past.

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On June 07 2012 13:20 psychotics wrote:
show me a replay where he obviously reacts to something that he could only have known about with hacks (example the protoss maphacker from the thread http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=342704 HRGZack blindly building his mass cannons to defend the allin) show me something that cant be explained away without map hacks and i will gladly take back my defense of spades but as it stands im not convinced. i still think hes innocent. .


3. so you think he is still innocent in BW right?because thats what you saying. because he didnt get cought with what you call "100% proof" he got caught based on statistics. you think we need "100% proof" but we dont. so dont come asking "100% proof" not gonna happen.

i only brought up the apm difference because its easy to see the change. playing slow or faster is a change in play no? its an indicator of how the player is playing the game. its not definitive of anything more then the player is playing different. just pointing out that things change based on the scenario that the game was played in. how serious do pros take ladder games? is comparing ladder play to tournament play an effective way to show hacks? thats all im saying is i dont think its enough because their 2 different scenarios, and yes all cases (atleast in the US) dont allow u to use past convictions as evidence that a current and different accusation is. and honestly i wasnt there for his BW career, i have no clue about anything that happened to lead to his conviction of it but i will just have to go with the fact that its a known fact and since he has admitted to it in BW id be a idoit to believe other wise. im not asking for 100% proof im asking for proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
Defacer
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
Canada5052 Posts
June 07 2012 05:19 GMT
#5697
By the way, I don't think once, in this entire thread, has anyone discussed how we can deter hacking or cheating in the future.

There must be ways of doing so, other than pointing the finger at a hacker and having the community go into shark mode.
lisward
Profile Blog Joined March 2011
Singapore959 Posts
June 07 2012 05:22 GMT
#5698
On June 07 2012 14:16 Defacer wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 07 2012 14:05 Valikyr wrote:
On June 07 2012 13:58 Arush wrote:
You guys not really comparing this whole thing to murder cases come on... lets get serious a bit here...

Was going to say the same thing. The only comparisation that could possibly be made is performing enhancing drugs in sports. But that's not the same either because we don't have a court. We only have a community that does not want cheaters to earn money from hard-working honest professional gamers. If someone might be hacking it HAS to be investigated.

People have accused Nerchio of hacking because of his great online results but since zero evidence exists to back that up noone believes he actually does hack and his reputation is undamaged. In the case of Spades it was extremely obvious that he did hack from the replays.

I felt sorry for Orb for what the community did. I felt sorry for Destiny too but in the case of Spades I feel a sense of justice.


I don't feel sorry for Orb and Destiny at all. In both cases, there was concrete proof. And ultimately, the community didn't decide or choose what the consequences would be. EG Alex basically decided Orb didn't meet his personal standards, while Destiny decided it would be easier to walk away from Quantic then change his behaviour or draw negative attention to them.

Again, I don't think Spades is innocent. But I'd almost prefer if a team, tournament or other players came out and said, "We think Spades is a hacker, for reasons A, B, C, and this is why he'll never play in X tournament."

It's like they expect the community to punish or shame the player out of existence, when they have the power to ban people from tournaments, provide better officiating to deter map hacking, fire players etc.

For example, we can all think that Ron Artest is a goon and a peice of shit and should never play basketball again. But it's not our job or responsibility to decide if he plays, or what punishment he deserves. It's the team, the league, his peers, the sponsors.

Why does it feel like we're doing the dirty work here?


With your logic, Spades left his team of his own will. If you actually took the time and effort to read the thread before barraging it with posts, you would know that players did come out and call Spares guilty, many players. No one here is doing any 'dirty work', people here are just arguing whether Spades is guilty or not. You seem like someone with a point to prove, what is that, may I ask?
Opinions are like phasers -- everybody ought to have one
insanet
Profile Joined January 2010
Peru439 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-06-07 05:24:49
June 07 2012 05:23 GMT
#5699
On June 07 2012 14:18 psychotics wrote:
+ Show Spoiler +
On June 07 2012 13:36 insanet wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 07 2012 13:20 psychotics wrote:
one thing i would like to add to this is i'd like to take a chance to try and give some feedback against the people saying "oh his streamed ladder games he played different then the show match, he must be hacking because no one can change play-styles like that" this is completely false actually. i have watched hundreds of games streamed by players and have also watched hundreds of games by the same players in MLG thru the First person cam view. and i can say that many people would be surprised to know that many players play completely different on stream then in tournaments. DRG for example plays alot slower on ladder then in tournaments same with stephano. theres a notable difference in the APM and speed they play at. in MLG DRG averages something like 350+ apm (i think last time i saw the number was 384) his stream he plays in the mid 200's. does this prove that spades was cheating, no, does it prove he wasn't, no but it does mean that just because his play looked different isnt necessarily evidence against him.



1. so watched hundreds of replays, and the only point you bring up is APM, how low apm is completely different to high apm?, in what way does it change everything?, it doesnt change that much, he probably micro a bit less in ladder, but saying is completely different is false.
Show nested quote +
On June 07 2012 13:20 psychotics wrote:
on another note, innocent till proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, should and must hold true in these type of situations. .


2. sorry but "innocent until proven guilty" doesnt apply to rapers, pedophiles, ex-cheaters, because you have a past.

Show nested quote +
On June 07 2012 13:20 psychotics wrote:
show me a replay where he obviously reacts to something that he could only have known about with hacks (example the protoss maphacker from the thread http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=342704 HRGZack blindly building his mass cannons to defend the allin) show me something that cant be explained away without map hacks and i will gladly take back my defense of spades but as it stands im not convinced. i still think hes innocent. .


3. so you think he is still innocent in BW right?because thats what you saying. because he didnt get cought with what you call "100% proof" he got caught based on statistics. you think we need "100% proof" but we dont. so dont come asking "100% proof" not gonna happen.

i only brought up the apm difference because its easy to see the change. playing slow or faster is a change in play no? its an indicator of how the player is playing the game. its not definitive of anything more then the player is playing different. just pointing out that things change based on the scenario that the game was played in. how serious do pros take ladder games? is comparing ladder play to tournament play an effective way to show hacks? thats all im saying is i dont think its enough because their 2 different scenarios, and yes all cases (atleast in the US) dont allow u to use past convictions as evidence that a current and different accusation is. and honestly i wasnt there for his BW career, i have no clue about anything that happened to lead to his conviction of it but i will just have to go with the fact that its a known fact and since he has admitted to it in BW id be a idoit to believe other wise. im not asking for 100% proof im asking for proof beyond a reasonable doubt.


then, what do you expect?
do you expect split marine micro?
do you expect perefect mule timing?
do you expect him to negate every drop and never be caught off-guard?

im sorry to say it but this case is beyond your skill, you are asking for easy hacks he is not that stupid.


figq
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
12519 Posts
June 07 2012 05:24 GMT
#5700
On June 07 2012 14:11 Bogeyman wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 07 2012 13:33 figq wrote:
The "precog" case really gets me. Replay here:
http://www.sc2-replays.net/en/replays/8460-goldenlight-vs-spades,dual-sight
Watch 7:00-7:30 from Spades vision. He doesn't really see anything with the hellions, I don't think he even sees the count of the cocoons at the natural, because in the replay he spends a hell of a lot time in his base again at this crucial scouting moment. He then immediately declares the all-in of his opponent.

To me this is much stronger evidence than the rest, because he announces his knowledge verbally, not by actions. Whereby his actions could be just random or lucky and not really a sign of knowledge; here he declares his knowledge.

Unless he's used to saying stuff like "all-in / bm" to see how the opponent responds in chat or something, I find it really very difficult to explain, except with some kind of cheat. I hope Spades clarifies later, if possible; to me it makes no sense.

It's strange for sure, but if you follow his camera and base everything on that you'll miss some fine details.
What I'm referring to is the fact that moving across the map by means of e.g. double-clicking a hotkey or using a screen hotkey takes you there instantly while playing. When following his camera in the replay it takes you a little while to get there. During that split second (it might be 0.5 seconds at most, but I haven't tried measuring) he did have vision of all 6 eggs at the natural before moving his hellions back.

Now I agree, it's still weird of him to say what he does. But he could have noticed the eggs and then tries to poke GoldenLight with his comment, to see if he gets any valuable information.

And sorry for everyone who gets angry when anyone tries to defend Spades. I am rather certain that Spades has been hacking, but I won't stay silent when I see a possible explanation in his favor.
Thanks for the comment! Yeah, the slight difference between how vision looks when played automatically from the replay and when actually in-game may be the crux here. In the replay it really makes it look humanly impossible to count the cocoons, but in reality he might have been able to.

Okay. I'm back to undecided then. I've seen the tons of weird fishy stuff, but to me there needs to be really conclusive evidence, otherwise we may very well be cherry-picking and the guy may just have very weird styles of play that make no sense and just as often lead to (deserved) bad outcomes for him, as well. Something like loose-aggressive in poker.
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