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07:06 KST - method linked here has been disproved here10:54 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) |
On June 05 2012 08:36 oxxo wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 08:34 Holytornados wrote:On June 05 2012 08:29 sekalf wrote:On June 05 2012 08:26 shabinka wrote: Better question: why does he have to stare at other places on the map for 10+ seconds at a time? If it is a camera lock and he is you know using a map hack, wouldn't he just have to glance around the map quickly. He has high apm and doesn't need to stare at things to know exactly whats going on. A quick glimpse in his base would be more than enough to put him leagues ahead of his opponent. Maybe he is scratching his ass or something? Or eating a banana? Having the screen still for 10 seconds prove absolutely nothing. Spades said earlier in his response that he was performing other actions while the screen was locked (macroing). If he were at the computer why would he randomly decide to let the screen sit still? He should explain how in Antiga at 9:11 he sits his screen for almost 10 seconds while 'macroing' and lets 4 SCVs go in gas (while on screen) AND gets supply blocked.
This is the response from Spades I was referring to.
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On June 05 2012 08:35 legaton wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 08:28 TheWorldToCome wrote:On June 05 2012 08:16 JJH777 wrote:On June 05 2012 08:13 tsuxiit wrote:On June 05 2012 08:01 Hyperiok wrote:On June 05 2012 07:55 tsuxiit wrote:I know many other top GM players that maphack as well. Most of us are friends. The most successful of these that I know is a respected pro-gamer, on a team, that has won over €15,000 in prize money. Almost all of that money was won from online tournaments. Surprise, surprise, this guy has one of the most feared ZvZ in the world. To be honest, I am not sure how this person has remain uncaught. He refrains from attending LAN tournaments even though by now, he definitely has the resources to attend them. I think I've only seen him once in a LAN tournament. All of evidence is incredibly circumstantial, like the fact that Nerchio has a 70% winrate in ZvZ on TLPD. But if you consider the idea that both these players are, in fact, using these programs to cheat and exploit, the story gets incredibly interesting. I don't think Nerchio maphacks, he had some very close ZvZs against Hyun at Dreamhack (I believe he lost 1-2 but very nearly 2-0'd him) and has done well in some other LANs, and if he relied on maphacking then that would be sort of hard to do. Well (and this is, again, purely hypothetical), the fact that he has performed somewhat decently at several LANs would not mean that he doesn't hack. Any sort-of skilled high masters player with confidence can take games off a pro, even if you can't do it consistently or without having a crutch to lean on in practice or online tournaments that makes you intimidating. And while his performances were decent, they weren't really 70% winrate good; he's always played his best at home. I also remember that when IdrA forfeited against him in that random daily tournament he justified it by saying that he doesn't like playing Nerchio online. Stephano has said the only zerg he doesn't like to play is Nerchio, and that Nerchio plays a "weird style." Come on, I remember that perfectly, and Idra didn't want to play Nerchio because he was 0-4 against him, thinks ZvZ is a "coin-flip" (yet, you can go 0-4, whatever) and he's just a quitter. Stephano doesn't like Nerchio because Nerchio is a try-hard and not specially funny. But i remember once they played like 6 games in a row because Nerchio snipped him (Stephano didn't want to play custom games with him). it went like 3-3. Oh so Stephano told you that?
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On June 05 2012 08:23 SpecialistSc wrote:I don't know how to detect hacks, etc. but I had a chance to warm spades up right before his show match. I dunno if this rep will help or not but I wanted to post this replay for further analysis http://drop.sc/191525
replay looks legit to me
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On June 05 2012 08:37 avilo wrote:I actually have accused spades b4 of hacking / called him out on it during a game I played on my stream before. He was former teammate so I gave him benefit of the doubt, but it seemed painfully obvious that he was gaining extraordinary perception in this game from ladder: http://www.gamereplays.org/starcraft2/replays.php?game=33&show=details&id=264521A few things make it painfully obvious. First off, he's doing an exact mirror build off of zero scouting which is incredibly rare to happen. But that's not where the lulz come. I then end up getting contained, but I decided to purposely "bait" him a couple times and see how he reacts during this contain to verify if he's hacking or not. Every high level TvTer can verify how questionable and suspicious the decisions are from 13:00 min in this game during the contain. First, note the perfect placement of his tanks just outside of the range of my already pre-sieged tanks...could be luck, but suspicious to start. Next, I purposely make a viking flower as if I am going to leap frog tanks to gain vision over his tanks. Spades has zero vikings. 13:23, he looks where my tanks are, send a marine forward, standard to confirm, but he has no scans, and he doesn't seem to be afraid at all of my tanks moving forward at all... 13:30 he gets energy to scan now, that every high level TvT would save if they want to keep this contain up, otherwise they may just retreat without vikings for vision. 13:34 HE MULES, still not saving scans...leaving every tank sieged still, while knowing that I have the viking advantage for vision, notice my tanks have not moved an inch and he is not worrying about his tanks at all even though he knows he has no way to get vision...WTF? 13:41 This is where my detective work comes in. I make a viking flower pretending that i am about to leap frog my tanks forward. But I leave all my tanks purposely sieged in the same spot. He obviously is looking through the fog of war and sees that I have not moved them, every good player here throws up a scan, but he knows they are in the same exact position as before, so he does not move his tanks away, and he used the mule. He does walk a marine forward though. 13:50 He has a scan available now. 14:09 Another marine moves forward 14:30 Notice this is the first time that I unsiege any tanks near the contain, and what I plan next is to purposely feint a leapfrog forward and then insta-move back to see if he insta-scans. Keep in mind, every single instance before this that I have viking flowered as if leapfrogging forward, he has never reacted at all, no scan. 14:36 I make the final "bait" move here and I purposely do not viking flower to see how he reacts. The instant I move the tanks forward he insta-moves his screen to that location, insta-scans, and I did not siege because, like I said, I was already suspicious at that point and was curious how he would react. Incredibly suspicious imo...some would say incredibly obvious as well. I was streaming at the time, and even more curious was spades was immediately on my stream out of no where to immediately defend himself...-_-
WOW, watching this replay when I get home.
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On June 05 2012 08:37 avilo wrote:I actually have accused spades b4 of hacking / called him out on it during a game I played on my stream before. He was former teammate so I gave him benefit of the doubt, but it seemed painfully obvious that he was gaining extraordinary perception in this game from ladder: http://www.gamereplays.org/starcraft2/replays.php?game=33&show=details&id=264521A few things make it painfully obvious. First off, he's doing an exact mirror build off of zero scouting which is incredibly rare to happen. But that's not where the lulz come. I then end up getting contained, but I decided to purposely "bait" him a couple times and see how he reacts during this contain to verify if he's hacking or not. Every high level TvTer can verify how questionable and suspicious the decisions are from 13:00 min in this game during the contain. First, note the perfect placement of his tanks just outside of the range of my already pre-sieged tanks...could be luck, but suspicious to start. Next, I purposely make a viking flower as if I am going to leap frog tanks to gain vision over his tanks. Spades has zero vikings. 13:23, he looks where my tanks are, send a marine forward, standard to confirm, but he has no scans, and he doesn't seem to be afraid at all of my tanks moving forward. 13:30 he gets energy to scan now, that every high level TvT would save if they want to keep this contain up, otherwise they may just retreat without vikings for vision. 13:34 HE MULES, leaving every tank sieged still, while knowing that I have the viking advantage for vision, notice my tanks have not moved an inch and he is not worrying about his tanks at all even though he knows he has no way to get vision...WTF? 13:41 This is where my detective work comes in. I make a viking flower pretending that i am about to leap frog my tanks forward. But I leave all my tanks purposely sieged in the same spot. He obviously is looking through the fog of war and sees that I have not moved them, every good player here throws up a scan, but he knows they are in the same exact position as before, so he does not move his tanks away, and he used the mule. He does walk a marine forward though. 13:50 He has a scan available now. 14:09 Another marine moves forward 14:30 Notice this is the first time that I unsiege any tanks near the contain, and what I plan next is to purposely feint a leapfrog forward and then insta-move back to see if he insta-scans. Keep in mind, every single instance before this that I have viking flowered as if leapfrogging forward, he has never reacted at all, no scan. 14:36 I make the final "bait" move here and I purposely do not viking flower to see how he reacts. The instant I move the tanks forward he insta-moves his screen to that location, insta-scans, and I did not siege because, like I said, I was already suspicious at that point and was curious how he would react. Incredibly suspicious imo...some would say incredibly obvious as well. I was streaming at the time, and even more curious was spades was immediately on my stream out of no where to immediately defend himself...-_-
Can this be considered to be added to the OP mods? Or have someone like Illusion/Nerchio look at it for further "evidence?"
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I'm not Spades, I don't know him, and I don't know shit about hacking.
At the same time, I feel bad for the guy. It very easy to cast doubt with partial or incomplete evidence. This is the reason why people still insist Obama is from Kenya or that Bigfoot exists.
Instead of proving their claim, they expect others to prove their claim is impossible.
The burden of should never be on the accused to disprove a claim, because there will always be some scrap of evidence to prove the possibility that they've done something wrong.
The burden of proof is on the accuser. If someone can't provide ironclad proof that Spades hacks, or then I highly recommend they not add fuel to the witchhunt.
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On June 05 2012 08:35 starcraft911 wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 08:20 Wolfe87 wrote: I wish you could make it mandatory for everyone who posts in this thread to watch the replays, so many people just jump on the bandwagon about everything. I watched the replays and I don't understand what the problems are. He went blind Raven? So what? I have seen that build in the GSL, are those players hacking? Oh he moved his army to there where Lucifron was gonna be. Give me a break. This witchunt seems to be clutching at straws. I have seen it said that Spades' answers have been vague well so has every single point brought up about the hacking.
So much nonsense in this thread and people just coming in(a couple of pros included) to just talk shit about Spades without even watching the replays, I mean seriously what the hell?
People need to watch the replays for themselves, weigh all the data in them, look at everything and make up THEIR OWN damn mind.
Personally I have watched all of the replays from Spades perspective and Lucifron's perspective at varying speeds and paid particular attention to the times stamped in the original post. I don't see anything suspicious and a lot of the actions that have been deemed "suspicious" have perfectly logical explanations. I'm not going to list every single one and give my thoughts on each(although i was going to.) This is getting taken way out of hand by some people and a lot here are taking the words of others at first glance and not doing any research or thinking for themselves.
Like I said Spades is not a hacker in my eyes and people need to chill the hell out. Try this out... I want you to make a game and without hotkeying any of your workers I want you to move your camera to the middle of the screen. Now without moving your camera or using control groups I want you to select a single scv. This is what happened and it's the product of using a camera freeze which is part of the map hack package. The proof has nothing to do with any of the choices that were made in the game. If you look specifically at the mechanics in the sc2 engine and view what's being broken you'll understand. If you're stuck on what units he made to counter what you'll never get it.
In what game and at what time stamp did he do this?
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On June 05 2012 08:35 starcraft911 wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 08:20 Wolfe87 wrote: I wish you could make it mandatory for everyone who posts in this thread to watch the replays, so many people just jump on the bandwagon about everything. I watched the replays and I don't understand what the problems are. He went blind Raven? So what? I have seen that build in the GSL, are those players hacking? Oh he moved his army to there where Lucifron was gonna be. Give me a break. This witchunt seems to be clutching at straws. I have seen it said that Spades' answers have been vague well so has every single point brought up about the hacking.
So much nonsense in this thread and people just coming in(a couple of pros included) to just talk shit about Spades without even watching the replays, I mean seriously what the hell?
People need to watch the replays for themselves, weigh all the data in them, look at everything and make up THEIR OWN damn mind.
Personally I have watched all of the replays from Spades perspective and Lucifron's perspective at varying speeds and paid particular attention to the times stamped in the original post. I don't see anything suspicious and a lot of the actions that have been deemed "suspicious" have perfectly logical explanations. I'm not going to list every single one and give my thoughts on each(although i was going to.) This is getting taken way out of hand by some people and a lot here are taking the words of others at first glance and not doing any research or thinking for themselves.
Like I said Spades is not a hacker in my eyes and people need to chill the hell out. Try this out... I want you to make a game and without hotkeying any of your workers I want you to move your camera to the middle of the screen. Now without moving your camera or using control groups I want you to select a single scv. This is what happened and it's the product of using a camera freeze which is part of the map hack package. The proof has nothing to do with any of the choices that were made in the game. If you look specifically at the mechanics in the sc2 engine and view what's being broken you'll understand. If you're stuck on what units he made to counter what you'll never get it.
This.
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On June 05 2012 08:35 starcraft911 wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 08:20 Wolfe87 wrote: I wish you could make it mandatory for everyone who posts in this thread to watch the replays, so many people just jump on the bandwagon about everything. I watched the replays and I don't understand what the problems are. He went blind Raven? So what? I have seen that build in the GSL, are those players hacking? Oh he moved his army to there where Lucifron was gonna be. Give me a break. This witchunt seems to be clutching at straws. I have seen it said that Spades' answers have been vague well so has every single point brought up about the hacking.
So much nonsense in this thread and people just coming in(a couple of pros included) to just talk shit about Spades without even watching the replays, I mean seriously what the hell?
People need to watch the replays for themselves, weigh all the data in them, look at everything and make up THEIR OWN damn mind.
Personally I have watched all of the replays from Spades perspective and Lucifron's perspective at varying speeds and paid particular attention to the times stamped in the original post. I don't see anything suspicious and a lot of the actions that have been deemed "suspicious" have perfectly logical explanations. I'm not going to list every single one and give my thoughts on each(although i was going to.) This is getting taken way out of hand by some people and a lot here are taking the words of others at first glance and not doing any research or thinking for themselves.
Like I said Spades is not a hacker in my eyes and people need to chill the hell out. Try this out... I want you to make a game and without hotkeying any of your workers I want you to move your camera to the middle of the screen. Now without moving your camera or using control groups I want you to select a single scv. This is what happened and it's the product of using a camera freeze which is part of the map hack package. The proof has nothing to do with any of the choices that were made in the game. If you look specifically at the mechanics in the sc2 engine and view what's being broken you'll understand. If you're stuck on what units he made to counter what you'll never get it.
Doesn't just hitting f1 do that?
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I don't think the evidence here is conclusive enough for the community to condemn Spades if I'm honest.
I'm not saying he's innocent, just that there's no real way to prove it either way. Sure, some of the things the OP posted sound suspicious when taken out of context, but at the same time I don't think Spades' defence is completely fabricated.
My two cents: the community needs to think before judging on this. This is potentially a guy's career on the line here if the judgement we make ultimately leads to a reaction from sponsors or tournament organisers. Is the evidence here really concrete enough to end a career over? I don't think it is.
Spades - if you are hacking, then you should really consider this a warning and stop immediately. If you're not, then I hope you manage to pull through this "tarring" of your name.
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On June 05 2012 08:37 Picklebread wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 08:35 legaton wrote:On June 05 2012 08:28 TheWorldToCome wrote:On June 05 2012 08:16 JJH777 wrote:On June 05 2012 08:13 tsuxiit wrote:On June 05 2012 08:01 Hyperiok wrote:On June 05 2012 07:55 tsuxiit wrote:I know many other top GM players that maphack as well. Most of us are friends. The most successful of these that I know is a respected pro-gamer, on a team, that has won over €15,000 in prize money. Almost all of that money was won from online tournaments. Surprise, surprise, this guy has one of the most feared ZvZ in the world. To be honest, I am not sure how this person has remain uncaught. He refrains from attending LAN tournaments even though by now, he definitely has the resources to attend them. I think I've only seen him once in a LAN tournament. All of evidence is incredibly circumstantial, like the fact that Nerchio has a 70% winrate in ZvZ on TLPD. But if you consider the idea that both these players are, in fact, using these programs to cheat and exploit, the story gets incredibly interesting. I don't think Nerchio maphacks, he had some very close ZvZs against Hyun at Dreamhack (I believe he lost 1-2 but very nearly 2-0'd him) and has done well in some other LANs, and if he relied on maphacking then that would be sort of hard to do. Well (and this is, again, purely hypothetical), the fact that he has performed somewhat decently at several LANs would not mean that he doesn't hack. Any sort-of skilled high masters player with confidence can take games off a pro, even if you can't do it consistently or without having a crutch to lean on in practice or online tournaments that makes you intimidating. And while his performances were decent, they weren't really 70% winrate good; he's always played his best at home. I also remember that when IdrA forfeited against him in that random daily tournament he justified it by saying that he doesn't like playing Nerchio online. Stephano has said the only zerg he doesn't like to play is Nerchio, and that Nerchio plays a "weird style." Come on, I remember that perfectly, and Idra didn't want to play Nerchio because he was 0-4 against him, thinks ZvZ is a "coin-flip" (yet, you can go 0-4, whatever) and he's just a quitter. Stephano doesn't like Nerchio because Nerchio is a try-hard and not specially funny. But i remember once they played like 6 games in a row because Nerchio snipped him (Stephano didn't want to play custom games with him). it went like 3-3. Oh so Stephano told you that?
No, but i just used my ear plug. Or, maybe, he just said it on the stream because everyone sax the discussion where Nerchio asked for the custom games?
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On June 05 2012 08:28 TheWorldToCome wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 08:16 JJH777 wrote:On June 05 2012 08:13 tsuxiit wrote:On June 05 2012 08:01 Hyperiok wrote:On June 05 2012 07:55 tsuxiit wrote:I know many other top GM players that maphack as well. Most of us are friends. The most successful of these that I know is a respected pro-gamer, on a team, that has won over €15,000 in prize money. Almost all of that money was won from online tournaments. Surprise, surprise, this guy has one of the most feared ZvZ in the world. To be honest, I am not sure how this person has remain uncaught. He refrains from attending LAN tournaments even though by now, he definitely has the resources to attend them. I think I've only seen him once in a LAN tournament. All of evidence is incredibly circumstantial, like the fact that Nerchio has a 70% winrate in ZvZ on TLPD. But if you consider the idea that both these players are, in fact, using these programs to cheat and exploit, the story gets incredibly interesting. I don't think Nerchio maphacks, he had some very close ZvZs against Hyun at Dreamhack (I believe he lost 1-2 but very nearly 2-0'd him) and has done well in some other LANs, and if he relied on maphacking then that would be sort of hard to do. Well (and this is, again, purely hypothetical), the fact that he has performed somewhat decently at several LANs would not mean that he doesn't hack. Any sort-of skilled high masters player with confidence can take games off a pro, even if you can't do it consistently or without having a crutch to lean on in practice or online tournaments that makes you intimidating. And while his performances were decent, they weren't really 70% winrate good; he's always played his best at home. I also remember that when IdrA forfeited against him in that random daily tournament he justified it by saying that he doesn't like playing Nerchio online. Stephano has said the only zerg he doesn't like to play is Nerchio, and that Nerchio plays a "weird style."
Nerchio also beat Violet 2-0 at Homestory 4. Violet was/is one of the best ZvZ players in the world. Also, look at the level of play and the type of play these guys display. Nerchio's ZvZ is good not because of his BO's, but due to his micro. No amount of maphacks will help with that.
Spades, on the other hand, is a totally different story. Then again, TvT is much more of a strategic and positional based game than ZvZ, which is essentially a micro-fest.
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On June 05 2012 06:56 Agh wrote:Honestly nothing in the OP made me raise my eyebrow except: Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 04:22 drolets wrote: 18:20 He unsieges ALL his tanks, and starts to move to his third, without having seen LucifroN move to there.
19:00 He rapidly moves again to his natural, right as LucifroN's army is comming.
Also it's my understanding that this was a 'showmatch', in which I assume was streamed? I'm not sure how so many people are looking past that if that is the case.
If he was stream cheating (if that was even possible with the showmatch) the reactions would be more along the lines of pre-preparing for a tech-switch rather than instant reactions to some sort of move around the map. The stream delay is too much to react quickly to anything.
I'm not suggesting that he certainly cheated, but if there was foul play involved, it was a hack and not a stream-cheat.
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On June 05 2012 08:40 Noobity wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 08:35 starcraft911 wrote:On June 05 2012 08:20 Wolfe87 wrote: I wish you could make it mandatory for everyone who posts in this thread to watch the replays, so many people just jump on the bandwagon about everything. I watched the replays and I don't understand what the problems are. He went blind Raven? So what? I have seen that build in the GSL, are those players hacking? Oh he moved his army to there where Lucifron was gonna be. Give me a break. This witchunt seems to be clutching at straws. I have seen it said that Spades' answers have been vague well so has every single point brought up about the hacking.
So much nonsense in this thread and people just coming in(a couple of pros included) to just talk shit about Spades without even watching the replays, I mean seriously what the hell?
People need to watch the replays for themselves, weigh all the data in them, look at everything and make up THEIR OWN damn mind.
Personally I have watched all of the replays from Spades perspective and Lucifron's perspective at varying speeds and paid particular attention to the times stamped in the original post. I don't see anything suspicious and a lot of the actions that have been deemed "suspicious" have perfectly logical explanations. I'm not going to list every single one and give my thoughts on each(although i was going to.) This is getting taken way out of hand by some people and a lot here are taking the words of others at first glance and not doing any research or thinking for themselves.
Like I said Spades is not a hacker in my eyes and people need to chill the hell out. Try this out... I want you to make a game and without hotkeying any of your workers I want you to move your camera to the middle of the screen. Now without moving your camera or using control groups I want you to select a single scv. This is what happened and it's the product of using a camera freeze which is part of the map hack package. The proof has nothing to do with any of the choices that were made in the game. If you look specifically at the mechanics in the sc2 engine and view what's being broken you'll understand. If you're stuck on what units he made to counter what you'll never get it. Doesn't just hitting f1 do that?
I think f1 also centers the camera on the worker too, doesn't it?
So in the replay where Spades did it, would it not jump the camera to his SCV?
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On June 05 2012 08:35 legaton wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 08:28 TheWorldToCome wrote:On June 05 2012 08:16 JJH777 wrote:On June 05 2012 08:13 tsuxiit wrote:On June 05 2012 08:01 Hyperiok wrote:On June 05 2012 07:55 tsuxiit wrote:I know many other top GM players that maphack as well. Most of us are friends. The most successful of these that I know is a respected pro-gamer, on a team, that has won over €15,000 in prize money. Almost all of that money was won from online tournaments. Surprise, surprise, this guy has one of the most feared ZvZ in the world. To be honest, I am not sure how this person has remain uncaught. He refrains from attending LAN tournaments even though by now, he definitely has the resources to attend them. I think I've only seen him once in a LAN tournament. All of evidence is incredibly circumstantial, like the fact that Nerchio has a 70% winrate in ZvZ on TLPD. But if you consider the idea that both these players are, in fact, using these programs to cheat and exploit, the story gets incredibly interesting. I don't think Nerchio maphacks, he had some very close ZvZs against Hyun at Dreamhack (I believe he lost 1-2 but very nearly 2-0'd him) and has done well in some other LANs, and if he relied on maphacking then that would be sort of hard to do. Well (and this is, again, purely hypothetical), the fact that he has performed somewhat decently at several LANs would not mean that he doesn't hack. Any sort-of skilled high masters player with confidence can take games off a pro, even if you can't do it consistently or without having a crutch to lean on in practice or online tournaments that makes you intimidating. And while his performances were decent, they weren't really 70% winrate good; he's always played his best at home. I also remember that when IdrA forfeited against him in that random daily tournament he justified it by saying that he doesn't like playing Nerchio online. Stephano has said the only zerg he doesn't like to play is Nerchio, and that Nerchio plays a "weird style." Come on, I remember that perfectly, and Idra didn't want to play Nerchio because he was 0-4 against him, thinks ZvZ is a "coin-flip" (yet, you can go 0-4, whatever) and he's just a quitter. Stephano doesn't like Nerchio because Nerchio is a try-hard and not specially funny. But i remember once they played like 6 games in a row because Nerchio snipped him (Stephano didn't want to play custom games with him). it went like 3-3.
Meh I know IdrA isn't the most trustworthy source. Especially since that comment was like less than 1 day after he forfeited against Nerchio. Was just pointing out that this isn't the first time it's been suggested that Nerchio's online play might not be completely legitimate.
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On June 05 2012 08:39 Defacer wrote: I don't know shit about hacking.
On June 05 2012 08:39 Defacer wrote: Camera blocks aren't definitive. If someone can't provide ironclad proof that Spades hacks, or then I highly recommend they STFU.
I lol'd
Nice logic there.
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Any decent hacker can hack without making it obvious enough to get caught. I watched the TDA replay for the first 15 min, and didn't see anything blatant.
Conclusion: who the hell knows. Let's not ruin his day unless we're sure.
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TL mods should look at this guy's IP and post any accounts his main might be. It's ridiculous that he can make a claim of this magnitude without any repercussions at all. This is sketchy from the instant I saw it was a new account dedicated to this thread. People need some sense of responsibility for their actions, especially in cases such as these when another person's livelihood is affected. The person who makes these claims should have to back it up in a public setting, with something to lose to prevent malicious intent from factoring into this.
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On June 05 2012 08:35 starcraft911 wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2012 08:20 Wolfe87 wrote: I wish you could make it mandatory for everyone who posts in this thread to watch the replays, so many people just jump on the bandwagon about everything. I watched the replays and I don't understand what the problems are. He went blind Raven? So what? I have seen that build in the GSL, are those players hacking? Oh he moved his army to there where Lucifron was gonna be. Give me a break. This witchunt seems to be clutching at straws. I have seen it said that Spades' answers have been vague well so has every single point brought up about the hacking.
So much nonsense in this thread and people just coming in(a couple of pros included) to just talk shit about Spades without even watching the replays, I mean seriously what the hell?
People need to watch the replays for themselves, weigh all the data in them, look at everything and make up THEIR OWN damn mind.
Personally I have watched all of the replays from Spades perspective and Lucifron's perspective at varying speeds and paid particular attention to the times stamped in the original post. I don't see anything suspicious and a lot of the actions that have been deemed "suspicious" have perfectly logical explanations. I'm not going to list every single one and give my thoughts on each(although i was going to.) This is getting taken way out of hand by some people and a lot here are taking the words of others at first glance and not doing any research or thinking for themselves.
Like I said Spades is not a hacker in my eyes and people need to chill the hell out. Try this out... I want you to make a game and without hotkeying any of your workers I want you to move your camera to the middle of the screen. Now without moving your camera or using control groups I want you to select a single scv. This is what happened and it's the product of using a camera freeze which is part of the map hack package. The proof has nothing to do with any of the choices that were made in the game. If you look specifically at the mechanics in the sc2 engine and view what's being broken you'll understand. If you're stuck on what units he made to counter what you'll never get it. You seem to think this is a debate in which case your opinion matters, but the debate has ended. Facts are there and if you choose to ignore them then you're a fool. Again, it has nothing to do with what units were made or what timings things happened, or even what was scouted. Attempt my challenge to you and you'll quickly realize that this case is a wrap.
Which replay and timestamp? Thanks
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On June 05 2012 07:09 jax1492 wrote: well done ... not going to say he is a hacker yet but after reading this im leaning that way.
Too many people like this exist, and therefore Spades' reputation will be tarnished regardless of the outcome of this thread. I am only using this post as an example and not blaming anyone for doing this since time is precious.
Watching Spades' stream one can tell his APM isn't sky-high and he often *camera locks* (as the op put it) when he is building units and sometimes even just spams his production cycle keys while he is thinking.
The OP makes a lot of convincing arguments especially if you don't know the context of the situation, but honestly taking a showmatch where Spades has analyzed replays of the guy he is playing and is making assumptions about his play based on timings makes for a bad set of replays to tell if he is hacking. This should not be used AT ALL unless there is something way more obvious than the OP stated.
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