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b00060 wrote:So in seeking the truth it is unheard of for them to check his ip? You have 3 completed feud maps and you lost them all, so nice try on the Feud is not hard map and it is easy to play flawlessly the first time you ever try it.
b00060 wrote:"Also the Feudal maps are not that hard"????????????????????? Really, because you haven't won a single feud map game. How can you possible say it is easy if you have never won? Sure it is easy to play a map, doesn't mean you know a strategy to win. So sorry Ijex, I will ignore your flame and stay with the facts. If you have NEVER won a game on a map, I seriously doubt you are qualified to say a map is not that hard.
b00060 wrote:Ok, I am sorry, I guess Feudal war with adjacent trench is a very easy map and something that any newbie would easily excel at in their FIRST game advancing and forting towards key bonuses perfectly. And I would say that Kings Court II is a beta map and is definitely hard and World Cup is also a difficult map. Are you saying that a newbie would be able to play those 2 maps perfectly, because that is exactly what is going on here.
DrewbieDoo wrote:I am saying that Feudal maps are self-explanatory to someone like me, a person who plays sporadically and for enjoyment. So it is no stretch of the imagination that a newbie could also play it easily. The other maps would have to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and as far as I can remember I've never played either of the other maps you mentioned.
Stick to the map that is a point of contention here.
b00060 wrote:So in seeking the truth it is unheard of for them to check his ip?
DrewbieDoo wrote:b00060 wrote:So in seeking the truth it is unheard of for them to check his ip?
Oh and I have my reservations on the IP address investigations too. In this case it is clear the aleks and unicorn probably know each other in some way. There is some banter between them in games and whatnot. It is not uncommon to share a computer with someone you know. I too have shared computers and/or internet connections with someone I was playing against on CC. We had separate CC accounts and played our games independently. An identical IP address is not conclusive of the existence of a multi especially when you have so many more factors showing it is more than one person.
Now if you could point to a different CC username as a possible alias for aleks, you may change my opinion. But aleks and unicorn, definitely not. You may have a 90% multi accuracy rate as some people on here are saying, but I think you're dead wrong here.
DrewbieDoo wrote:1. IP address - could show it is the same person, or two people sharing a computer.
DrewbieDoo wrote:2. Map difficulty - could show it is someone with past experience, or it is simply an easy map.
DrewbieDoo wrote:3. Play with others - could show he/she has other aliases, or is like everyone else on CC and likes to play against friends every now and then.
DrewbieDoo wrote:4. Talk with others - could show he/she is cleverly punking the CC system, or he/she is talking to a friend.
DrewbieDoo wrote:Rack them all up and all you have to go on is B000's word. Even that can swing since he is not 100% right in his assumptions. And to me, some thought needs to be given to the huge rank disparity here. Not enough to punish someone who's just having a good time.
DrewbieDoo wrote:I like to seek the truth. Also the Feudal maps are not that hard. I played one (not the same one you're referring to but similar) and found it very easy to manage. I don't consider myself a top-notch player either.
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