Huru-ukko and Elefant[NOTED]ES
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 5:37 pmAccused:
Huru-ukko
Elefant
The accused are suspected of:
Being Multis
Other: <Explanation>
I was just in a game with both players. Both Huru-ukko and Elefant placed their troops in such a way so Huru-ukko could take Australia, and Elefant had his troops just outside Australia's border, on Bangkok, to secure it against me taking it. I offered to let Elefant keep Australia in exchange for not attacking South America. Elefant probably had enough guys to take Australia, too, 31 vs 25 in Elefant's favor. At first, I thought they both just coincidentally went for Australia, but, instead of Elefant trying to take Australia, he used all his forces taking my South America, 28 vs 32 (or so) in my favor, which was farther away and heavily defended. He used all of his troops in the second turn attacking my most heavily defended territories. After, he didn’t even try to break up the North America or Africa that Huru-ukko had taken. This made things very easy for Huru-ukko. The game lasted 5 turns.
My first thought was that Elefant was just clueless, and made a bad play trying for South America. I did some research, and realized that Elefant and Huru-ukko take turns within 1-2 minutes of each other. Always. Not just in this game, either. Elefant's first game was with Huru-ukko (less than two minutes after Elefant joined the community, I might add). Throughout that game, Elefant attaked 6 neutral territories and only 2 of Huru-ukko's. Huru-ukko expediently defeated Elefant, in 4 turns that took 13 minutes total.
Now, I'm not 100% sure, and I wouldn't bet my life on it, but this seems like pretty good evidence of multiple accounts to me.
Game number(s):
Game 8249905
Game 8262264
[game]xxxxxxx[/game]
[game]xxxxxxx[/game]
Comments:
Slightly less damning evidence, but they're both from Finland.
Huru-ukko
Elefant
The accused are suspected of:
Being Multis
Other: <Explanation>
I was just in a game with both players. Both Huru-ukko and Elefant placed their troops in such a way so Huru-ukko could take Australia, and Elefant had his troops just outside Australia's border, on Bangkok, to secure it against me taking it. I offered to let Elefant keep Australia in exchange for not attacking South America. Elefant probably had enough guys to take Australia, too, 31 vs 25 in Elefant's favor. At first, I thought they both just coincidentally went for Australia, but, instead of Elefant trying to take Australia, he used all his forces taking my South America, 28 vs 32 (or so) in my favor, which was farther away and heavily defended. He used all of his troops in the second turn attacking my most heavily defended territories. After, he didn’t even try to break up the North America or Africa that Huru-ukko had taken. This made things very easy for Huru-ukko. The game lasted 5 turns.
My first thought was that Elefant was just clueless, and made a bad play trying for South America. I did some research, and realized that Elefant and Huru-ukko take turns within 1-2 minutes of each other. Always. Not just in this game, either. Elefant's first game was with Huru-ukko (less than two minutes after Elefant joined the community, I might add). Throughout that game, Elefant attaked 6 neutral territories and only 2 of Huru-ukko's. Huru-ukko expediently defeated Elefant, in 4 turns that took 13 minutes total.
Now, I'm not 100% sure, and I wouldn't bet my life on it, but this seems like pretty good evidence of multiple accounts to me.
Game number(s):
Game 8249905
Game 8262264
[game]xxxxxxx[/game]
[game]xxxxxxx[/game]
Comments:
Slightly less damning evidence, but they're both from Finland.