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JOHNNYROCKET24 wrote:example 3
Game 215644
4 player game where they team up on the other 2 players. take notice they dint attack each other until the other 2 players were eliminated. than they battled it out for the points.
JOHNNYROCKET24 wrote:Game 162288
the first game you have listed, is not back and forth. you attacked him 1 time ( to obtain an easy card ) the entire game until he was eliminated for his cards. Im not going to even bother to check the rest now because you cant even deffend yourself with true facts.
the bottom line is, you and your brother have been teaming up on other players in singles games. this example now makes 8 games. If the mods need more examples than I will provide more. the funny thing is, you two have stopped cheating and have not played a game together since I have busted you. another true sign of your cheating.
pretty foolish of not looking nor reading I explained what need to be explained and one of your examples is amongst my list as said strategy is all that is involved in every game read the posts following the list of games for all the explanation needed you take another loss with each incorrect and ignorant post you make...JOHNNYROCKET24 wrote:Soloman
any responses to the 8 examples I pointed out or do we need more examples of your secret alliances ?
Please take your time and review all the games mentioned by both and once a decision is rendered can you please lock this as it is getting quite annoying repeating myself and the facts over and over again...wicked wrote:I changed the title to reflect the new evidence presented, but I haven't had a chance to go through it yet. I'm a bit sick now, so it might be awhile. Be patient and no flaming! Thanks.
all of the games had normal attack patterns I pointed to games where those normal attack patterns fell on the each other because of positioning, strength, strategy, threat and opportunity...BeakerWMA wrote:So in essence what I'm saying is:
The fact you can point to a bunch of games where normal attack patterns happened (say 60%), doesn't negate the ones where the attack patterns were obviously favourable to one or the other (say 40%).
The actual percentages I will leave to the Mods to determine.
Soloman wrote:all of the games had normal attack patterns I pointed to games where those normal attack patterns fell on the each other because of positioning, strength, strategy, threat and opportunity...BeakerWMA wrote:So in essence what I'm saying is:
The fact you can point to a bunch of games where normal attack patterns happened (say 60%), doesn't negate the ones where the attack patterns were obviously favourable to one or the other (say 40%).
The actual percentages I will leave to the Mods to determine.
jiminski wrote:Soloman wrote:all of the games had normal attack patterns I pointed to games where those normal attack patterns fell on the each other because of positioning, strength, strategy, threat and opportunity...BeakerWMA wrote:So in essence what I'm saying is:
The fact you can point to a bunch of games where normal attack patterns happened (say 60%), doesn't negate the ones where the attack patterns were obviously favourable to one or the other (say 40%).
The actual percentages I will leave to the Mods to determine.
it could be pattern of play which is creating this bias towards particular opponents in any one game.
if so, there should be comparable evidence, in game-logs, to show that this is not favouritism to your brother but a strategy which causes the seeming anomaly.
Soloman wrote:jiminski wrote:Soloman wrote:all of the games had normal attack patterns I pointed to games where those normal attack patterns fell on the each other because of positioning, strength, strategy, threat and opportunity...BeakerWMA wrote:So in essence what I'm saying is:
The fact you can point to a bunch of games where normal attack patterns happened (say 60%), doesn't negate the ones where the attack patterns were obviously favourable to one or the other (say 40%).
The actual percentages I will leave to the Mods to determine.
it could be pattern of play which is creating this bias towards particular opponents in any one game.
if so, there should be comparable evidence, in game-logs, to show that this is not favouritism to your brother but a strategy which causes the seeming anomaly.
did you think or read all that has been posted before that post my games posted showed the pattern when it against my brother and JR's when it benefits my brother but the consistancy is there if you weigh it all together then to add more support you look at games where I use the same basic strategy where he is not involved in the game...It is really Maddening that logic used for any argument is that I do not immediately go allout against my brother from round 1 and that I only attack him when it is convenient and even worse that even though in the majority of my games with him we do have massive battles early on that the few we do not are signs of preferential treatment i.e. the stealing money analogy.
Does anyone who is not a continual cook attack allout against some that poses no threat and does not impede his/her bonus from round 1? out of 33 games the fact that there is a minority amount of games where I do not attack him early or hardly at all should further exhonerate and if anything proves true regular gameplay as in all games there are opponents that either do not pose a threat or are already being pounded by a mutual opponent. As is shown in 1 of JR's examples which I reused in my defense and a few others I listed I take the 1st opportunity to take him out as it presents itself same as anyone would any player.
If I was showing true preferential treatment I would defend him in those scenerios from attack and allow him to rebuild but that point of logic is missed and replaced again with 1 where normal attack patterns are trivialized. Before any of you hating hypocrites precede with further illogical accussation weigh in the facts and basic logic presented here objectively, in the end all my brother and I are being accused of is playing in the same games using the same strategies we both normally use do we adjust based on knowing the playing style of the other of course same as when playing anyone you know there playing style so ultimately the evidence shows we battle each other normally
jiminski wrote:Soloman wrote:jiminski wrote:Soloman wrote:all of the games had normal attack patterns I pointed to games where those normal attack patterns fell on the each other because of positioning, strength, strategy, threat and opportunity...BeakerWMA wrote:So in essence what I'm saying is:
The fact you can point to a bunch of games where normal attack patterns happened (say 60%), doesn't negate the ones where the attack patterns were obviously favourable to one or the other (say 40%).
The actual percentages I will leave to the Mods to determine.
it could be pattern of play which is creating this bias towards particular opponents in any one game.
if so, there should be comparable evidence, in game-logs, to show that this is not favouritism to your brother but a strategy which causes the seeming anomaly.
did you think or read all that has been posted before that post my games posted showed the pattern when it against my brother and JR's when it benefits my brother but the consistancy is there if you weigh it all together then to add more support you look at games where I use the same basic strategy where he is not involved in the game...It is really Maddening that logic used for any argument is that I do not immediately go allout against my brother from round 1 and that I only attack him when it is convenient and even worse that even though in the majority of my games with him we do have massive battles early on that the few we do not are signs of preferential treatment i.e. the stealing money analogy.
Does anyone who is not a continual cook attack allout against some that poses no threat and does not impede his/her bonus from round 1? out of 33 games the fact that there is a minority amount of games where I do not attack him early or hardly at all should further exhonerate and if anything proves true regular gameplay as in all games there are opponents that either do not pose a threat or are already being pounded by a mutual opponent. As is shown in 1 of JR's examples which I reused in my defense and a few others I listed I take the 1st opportunity to take him out as it presents itself same as anyone would any player.
If I was showing true preferential treatment I would defend him in those scenerios from attack and allow him to rebuild but that point of logic is missed and replaced again with 1 where normal attack patterns are trivialized. Before any of you hating hypocrites precede with further illogical accussation weigh in the facts and basic logic presented here objectively, in the end all my brother and I are being accused of is playing in the same games using the same strategies we both normally use do we adjust based on knowing the playing style of the other of course same as when playing anyone you know there playing style so ultimately the evidence shows we battle each other normally
yes fair enough mate, but do you have 6 to 10 games in which you only attack any other player (not the same player necessarily, but 6 to 10 different players to your brother) only once or twice and a single troop for a card and then attack them decisively once all other players have been eliminated?
If you can find that in the game log then i am sure anyone would concede that it may simply be your gaming style and not in fact a questionable tactic and abuse of the spirit of the game.
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