Conquer Club

Accused:

Driftwood747


The accused are suspected of:

Being Multis

Other: <Explanation>

From round one this player gathered together all his troops on one territory leaving all his other territories completely unguarded, as if he knew he would not be attacked, then went after me. Lo-and-behold, he wasn't attacked and the other players never took their turns, and were booted.

This is very, very suspicious. How did he know he would be safe to perform this tactic, and why did he come after me only in this way? I say because he created the other accounts merely to fill the spaces up in the game, and knew from the beginning the only player he had to defeat was me. So he concentrated ALL his troops together for that purpose, and now all he has to do is mop up.


Game number(s):

Game 6266625


Comments:

This absolutely stinks.

I typed his name wrong, its:

Driftwood 747

He knew it would happen because a lot of the time new recruits miss turns.
I suggest you don't join games with other new recruits if you want this to stop.

DrKill wrote:Accused:

Driftwood747


The accused are suspected of:

Being Multis

Other: <Explanation>

From round one this player gathered together all his troops on one territory leaving all his other territories completely unguarded, as if he knew he would not be attacked, then went after me. Lo-and-behold, he wasn't attacked and the other players never took their turns, and were booted.

This is very, very suspicious. How did he know he would be safe to perform this tactic, and why did he come after me only in this way? I say because he created the other accounts merely to fill the spaces up in the game, and knew from the beginning the only player he had to defeat was me. So he concentrated ALL his troops together for that purpose, and now all he has to do is mop up.


Game number(s):

Game 6266625


Comments:

This absolutely stinks.

I believe you are more likely to be a multi than driftwood for many reasons. One, the vast majority of new recruits don't come back to take their turns after they sign up and see they have no turns to take. Two he could have looked to see if they had other games and if they were taking turn in those games. Three why would he bother to let a non multi of his join so that he would be more likely to be reported when he can just create another multi (merely hypothetical).

Now as for why i think your are more likely to be a multi. One you posted in the forum that you think someone was cheating in one of your first games on CC. Also you have filled out the forum the correct way which most seasoned CC members cant seem to do (something i still find baffling) and you knew to put in game and player links which again most people don't know how to do or that you can even do it when they are new to CC.

Note: I am not accusing DrKill of being a multi

Some people do stack all their troops on one spot in unlimited fort games

So what if I post that I suspect someone of cheating in one of my first games? I'll call it as I see it.

Secondly, I knew how to fill the form out for 2 reasons; 1. I'm not an idiot. 2. I looked at other people's posts before filling it out as the instructions directed. Christ on a stick....

I still don't get how people don't get how to fill it out properly.


It tells you exactly what to do. Anyone willing to read what it says, and enough smarts to realize that, when it shows a [Game] [/Game], you put the game number in there, and a [player][ /player], you put the players name in there.

I remember the first time i fixed up someone's report, i did it with no experience of starting a report. All i did was use common sense, i looked and saw how others had done it, and when i went to fix it, i saw that nice button saying "Game" and "Player"

maasman wrote:He knew it would happen because a lot of the time new recruits miss turns.
I suggest you don't join games with other new recruits if you want this to stop.

Once the three ?'s missed their first turns it was a good bet that they wouldn't be back so he planned on it.

Driftwood747 is CLEARED.