WCS USA Runner-Up Daisuki maphacking? - Page 33
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"I did not make this decision to do what I did but agreed to it because it was a worthwhile venture at the time." If my friend tells me he has decided to kill his granny for insurance money and that he has chosen me to help him out in his plan, does that make me less of a killer when I stab that old lady because "it was a worthwhile venture at the time"? Take responsibility you little vermin. Fuck off right to hell. | ||
MaxQT
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On February 11 2013 00:07 MooMu wrote: Little fucks like Daisuki is what is wrong with the world. "I did not make this decision to do what I did but agreed to it because it was a worthwhile venture at the time." If my friend tells me he has decided to kill his granny for insurance money and that he has chosen me to help him out in his plan, does that make me less of a killer when I stab that old lady because "it was a worthwhile venture at the time"? Take responsibility you little vermin. Fuck off right to hell. Manner up please, you're just about as immature as him with these unneded insults. | ||
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On February 11 2013 00:07 MooMu wrote: Little fucks like Daisuki is what is wrong with the world. "I did not make this decision to do what I did but agreed to it because it was a worthwhile venture at the time." If my friend tells me he has decided to kill his granny for insurance money and that he has chosen me to help him out in his plan, does that make me less of a killer when I stab that old lady because "it was a worthwhile venture at the time"? Take responsibility you little vermin. Fuck off right to hell. Wow, someone forgot to take their crazy pill this morning. | ||
SonarCannon
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Bottom line is, completely unacceptable actions and he should probably suck up not being accepted into the community for the much forseeable future. | ||
leova
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On February 11 2013 01:38 Dzerzhinsky wrote: Daisuki's Twitter is a fascinating insight into the thoughts of a cheater. It seems that in his mind he wasn't so much in the wrong for cheating as we are for bringing it up and being concerned about it. At least when other high profile players were caught/accused they ostensibly accepted the premise that cheating is wrong. this pretty much hits the nail right on the head - the hacker kid is still in denial, he somehow thinks everyone else is at fault for discovering the cheating and being angry at him people like this, when they say "it will never happen again!" - what they actually mean, is that they won't be CAUGHT again! since that's the issue he believes is causing the problem, the catching-of the cheating, not the actual cheating itself... | ||
MooMu
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Edit: And now he lists names on his twitter after he says he won't "call out people without being sure". Don't worry though, he doesn't know who cheats or not, but here are names anyways. | ||
MooMu
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On February 11 2013 01:49 SonarCannon wrote: Hrm, seeing a lot of BM in this thread, maphacking being compared to killing grandmothers and whatnot. Bottom line is, completely unacceptable actions and he should probably suck up not being accepted into the community for the much forseeable future. It's not a comparison of form but of method. Big difference. | ||
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J_Slim
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On February 10 2013 16:35 BoX wrote: I'm sorry but I think you guys are a wee biit excessive. Hacking isn't like murdering someone. It's dishonorable and shitty, yeah, but if a guy gets busted and swears never to do it again.. I mean.. It's not like he hurt anyone. Edit: I agree with known hackers being restricted or very carefully scrutinized in online tournaments. He destroyed his honor, trust, and respect from the community, but if he can be good without using hacks, isn't that enough? I mean, what about Testie? No, not like murder at all. More like stealing, which is also illegal and carries penalties. If he advanced in any tournament by cheating, then he, in essence, stole the opportunity to advance from the other player. If someone has stolen money from a cash register before, but he is real good at math and customer service, will a retail store let him keep running register? No. | ||
SiskosGoatee
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On February 10 2013 13:02 Najda wrote: The amount that got caught you mean. Both of whom made almost no attempt to hide it. Sorry to burst your bubble, but that the two who got caught happened to be ridiculously transparent and bad at covering tracks implies there are more out there who are just better at hiding. The hack shows the production tab, it shows the vision box of your enemy on the minimap, it shows the full minimap. It pings you whenever a drop comes into your vision, it alerts you when you should make supply stuff. Basically you can use it to greatly enhance your play without even turning the fog of war off. And yes, the hack can configure all these things. You should watch a stream of people who use this stuff, some hackers just stream themselves hacking to troll people. It's silly the extend to which you can enhance your play without even turning the fog of war off, let alone peaking into it. You can get away with so much without looking suspicious in the slightest.Except the vast majority of hackers aren't seeking a professional career, and the amount of professionals that have hacked recently is exactly 2. Anyhow, if you lifetime ban someone from hacking under thusfar only established promotional account for sponsors whcih were meant to be levelled into GM. You can certainly ban Dimaga, TT1, F91, testie, you name it from esports forever. What they did was far worse than this. Or how about people who get their account levelled or perform such services? Letting another person on my account to fake GM status possibly gives me even more of an unfair advantage than hacking. I'm pretty sure paying some Korean pro ends up getting my account higher than using a hack. So let's ban any pro who ever shared accounts or pros who engaged in account boosting for life amirite? Dual standards much? | ||
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