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On February 09 2013 11:39 Orpheusz wrote:Show nested quote +On February 09 2013 11:34 SoOJuuu wrote: People seem to care about ladder because everytime they lose on ladder it "must be a hacker" exiling a hacker is what makes them happy.
Newsflash, ladder doesnt matter, if you think it does, well then continue on. Except nearly every pro player except maybe a handful of Koreans use ladder as their main form of practice; stop trying to sound elitist and condescending for the sake of it.
they do? Most of them use it for stream revenue. Real practice happens within the team.
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On February 09 2013 11:40 psychotics wrote:Show nested quote +On February 09 2013 11:36 jmbthirteen wrote:On February 09 2013 11:34 SoOJuuu wrote: People seem to care about ladder because everytime they lose on ladder it "must be a hacker" exiling a hacker is what makes them happy.
Newsflash, ladder doesnt matter, if you think it does, well then continue on. except when blizzard invites top ladder players to WCS qualifiers and events. blizzard didnt invite them they had to win quailfiers which were open to anyone in any league. sooo as long as the hacking was only on ladder not in tournaments not really any different then the thousands of other masters or higher hackers blizzard did do invites though. and with daisuki's second place at WCS USA, if he kept a high ladder ranking as well, he'd have a good chance at landing an invite this year.
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On February 09 2013 06:54 PulseKane wrote: boys... grab your pitchforks. we goin huntin tonight.
but ya, pretty obvious maphacker :O This made me smile lol
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On February 09 2013 11:40 psychotics wrote:Show nested quote +On February 09 2013 11:36 jmbthirteen wrote:On February 09 2013 11:34 SoOJuuu wrote: People seem to care about ladder because everytime they lose on ladder it "must be a hacker" exiling a hacker is what makes them happy.
Newsflash, ladder doesnt matter, if you think it does, well then continue on. except when blizzard invites top ladder players to WCS qualifiers and events. blizzard didnt invite them they had to win quailfiers which were open to anyone in any league. sooo as long as the hacking was only on ladder not in tournaments not really any different then the thousands of other masters or higher hackers There has been at least one tournament which was organized by Blizzard, where they invited people based on ladder ranking. This is how they learned about "HGRZack" or whatever his name was, they later on canceled his invite and banned him.
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On February 09 2013 11:44 SoOJuuu wrote:Show nested quote +On February 09 2013 11:39 Orpheusz wrote:On February 09 2013 11:34 SoOJuuu wrote: People seem to care about ladder because everytime they lose on ladder it "must be a hacker" exiling a hacker is what makes them happy.
Newsflash, ladder doesnt matter, if you think it does, well then continue on. Except nearly every pro player except maybe a handful of Koreans use ladder as their main form of practice; stop trying to sound elitist and condescending for the sake of it. they do? Most of them use it for stream revenue. Real practice happens within the team. This aint broodwar. Most people just grind the ladder (including the koreans).
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On February 09 2013 08:48 Csong wrote: wow used to watch his stream, he seemed like such a nice guy o.o
Yea same i totally agree.
Obviously this evidence is beyond doubt theres just too much of it but i still cant see why he would do it when he can play perfectly fine without.
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On February 09 2013 11:44 SoOJuuu wrote:Show nested quote +On February 09 2013 11:39 Orpheusz wrote:On February 09 2013 11:34 SoOJuuu wrote: People seem to care about ladder because everytime they lose on ladder it "must be a hacker" exiling a hacker is what makes them happy.
Newsflash, ladder doesnt matter, if you think it does, well then continue on. Except nearly every pro player except maybe a handful of Koreans use ladder as their main form of practice; stop trying to sound elitist and condescending for the sake of it. they do? Most of them use it for stream revenue. Real practice happens within the team.
Practice for one specific matchup/strategy then teammates/practice partners are helpful, sure. Otherwise, they still primarily use ladder to practice their mechanics and such. You'd be pretty hard pressed to find someone who has more custom games played than ladder games.
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Most pros also don't show their strategies while streaming. Ladder for practice, yes. Stream your "actual" practice for all your rivals to see, no.
Btw, my name is Daisuke, not daisuki. I'm not the same person. If you don't know who I am, then I'm sorry but you're gonna have to be told again when you hear about me -_-
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On February 09 2013 11:52 dicedicerevolution wrote: Most pros also don't show their strategies while streaming. Ladder for practice, yes. Stream your "actual" practice for all your rivals to see, no.
Btw, my name is Daisuke, not daisuki. I'm not the same person. If you don't know who I am, then I'm sorry but you're gonna have to be told again when you hear about me -_-
Aw poor dice!
Sorry to hear that you got mixed up in this.
Yeah dicedicedice isn't daisuki. :X
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Thanks again to the OP for this information. We were able to take some solid action based off of these details.
Please always remember you can report hacks directly to hacks@blizzard.com.
Good luck out there, and always remember to "Play Nice, Play Fair." 
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We found a witch, may we burn her?
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The first game other than the scouting could have been explained away as just a build against sentry immortal which double upgraded lings is good vs that. The scouting is what proves it you have to know about the gas counts and the tech choices.
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On February 09 2013 11:54 nomyx wrote: We found a witch, may we burn her? Have we ever needed permission too? -.- wouldn't be a real witch hunt if you stopped and asked if it's okay would it? 
But yea this evidence is pretty damning.... Dude is pretty screwed if he had any hopes of major tournies or invites etc...
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On February 09 2013 11:54 Cloaken wrote:Thanks again to the OP for this information. We were able to take some solid action based off of these details. Please always remember you can report hacks directly to hacks@blizzard.com. Good luck out there, and always remember to "Play Nice, Play Fair."  Yay, thanks!
Is Chucknorris still on the loose? Haven't checked the HOTS ladder in a while
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On February 09 2013 11:44 SoOJuuu wrote:Show nested quote +On February 09 2013 11:39 Orpheusz wrote:On February 09 2013 11:34 SoOJuuu wrote: People seem to care about ladder because everytime they lose on ladder it "must be a hacker" exiling a hacker is what makes them happy.
Newsflash, ladder doesnt matter, if you think it does, well then continue on. Except nearly every pro player except maybe a handful of Koreans use ladder as their main form of practice; stop trying to sound elitist and condescending for the sake of it. they do? Most of them use it for stream revenue. Real practice happens within the team.
you're incorrect, many pro-gamers will explicitly say they practiced mainly through ladder
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On February 09 2013 11:34 SoOJuuu wrote: People seem to care about ladder because everytime they lose on ladder it "must be a hacker" exiling a hacker is what makes them happy.
Newsflash, ladder doesnt matter, if you think it does, well then continue on.
What?
It does and you're wrong. Hackers should be banned as soon as they are caught. They waste everyone's time for no reason. They are filth.
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On February 09 2013 11:44 SoOJuuu wrote:Show nested quote +On February 09 2013 11:39 Orpheusz wrote:On February 09 2013 11:34 SoOJuuu wrote: People seem to care about ladder because everytime they lose on ladder it "must be a hacker" exiling a hacker is what makes them happy.
Newsflash, ladder doesnt matter, if you think it does, well then continue on. Except nearly every pro player except maybe a handful of Koreans use ladder as their main form of practice; stop trying to sound elitist and condescending for the sake of it. they do? Most of them use it for stream revenue. Real practice happens within the team.
Actually its the total opposite. Even in team houses the players will practice 1v1 with ladder 90% of the time.
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"NITRIXdaisuki @NITRIXdaisuki I'm getting more publicity from a hacking thread than from when I won 2nd at a major tournament. I don't understand!!!"
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On February 09 2013 11:54 Cloaken wrote:Thanks again to the OP for this information. We were able to take some solid action based off of these details. Please always remember you can report hacks directly to hacks@blizzard.com. Good luck out there, and always remember to "Play Nice, Play Fair." 
Nice to see some action taken as a result of this. Being proactive is the only way to keep the cheating in check.
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On February 09 2013 12:25 Pokebunny wrote: "NITRIXdaisuki @NITRIXdaisuki I'm getting more publicity from a hacking thread than from when I won 2nd at a major tournament. I don't understand!!!"
WCS USA was like the least televised tournament I have ever seen lol. I think Playhem dailies get more coverage than that did.
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