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This is really one for the C&A team, but I was under the impression it had to be the original account.Woodruff wrote:Is it true that multis are allowed to buy-back for any one of their accounts, and that they're no longer required
to go back to their original account? If so, is that really a wise policy?
http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... t#p3859255

Absolutely, it does. As just one example...imagine someone with Major (the rank) or higher skills playing off of a one-striper account, and the amount of points they'll essentially be able to steal from people, particularly when those people won't recognize their name like they would the original (Major) account. It basically gives people the ability to change their username any time they want, simply by breaking the rules. So again, multi's are given a benefit, not a punishment.Vacant wrote:Does it make a difference if they buy back any of their accounts, anyway? :O
Yes, I'm hoping one of them will find their way here (I thought it wasn't appropriate to put this in the C&A forum, since it's not an accusation of any sort).TeeGee wrote:This is really one for the C&A team, but I was under the impression it had to be the original account.Woodruff wrote:Is it true that multis are allowed to buy-back for any one of their accounts, and that they're no longer required
to go back to their original account? If so, is that really a wise policy?
http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... t#p3859255
Ahhhh.... I understand nowWoodruff wrote:Absolutely, it does. As just one example...imagine someone with Major (the rank) or higher skills playing off of a one-striper account, and the amount of points they'll essentially be able to steal from people, particularly when those people won't recognize their name like they would the original (Major) account. It basically gives people the ability to change their username any time they want, simply by breaking the rules. So again, multi's are given a benefit, not a punishment.Vacant wrote:Does it make a difference if they buy back any of their accounts, anyway? :O
Personally I thinks it a very bad prescedent, if its the first time. Also it means cheaters can change their user name but honest players can not. Plus it allows people to player with a lower level of displayed experience. In this case it may only have been 4 days but the cheater had 4 accounts so has 40 games removed from his record, all without even a point reset.king achilles wrote: I can understand what you are saying but in this case, are we disputing a matter of 4 days from the first account to the one that was upgraded? Troy wood is only 4 days old from troy boi. For me, they were practically made on the same time.

Why the inconsistency, though? Ok, I understand that in this particular case, the two usernames were created fairly close to one another. So it's not like there's a point differential that can be abused. I see that. Yet, by the same token, then there shouldn't be a problem with the user staying with his original user name. This seems to be a case of creating unnecessary inconsistency.king achilles wrote:This is not to be seen as a setting precedent. We have forced some people to go and upgrade their original account in the past instead of upgrading their secondary account. If you see future similar situations, feel free to bring it to my attention.
How?Funkyterrance wrote:Unfortunately a lot of people are caught as multis and continue to be respected by the rest of the cc community.
The current rules allow CC to make an additional $25.00. That may have something to do with it.jimboston wrote:How?Funkyterrance wrote:Unfortunately a lot of people are caught as multis and continue to be respected by the rest of the cc community.
Why?
I don't understand.
What could be the possible justification for creating a multi?
There are many. If you're a freemium like me, perhaps you want more games, for instance (rather than the limit of 4). Another for premiums might be that it allows you to practice on a particular map without the risk of your precious points. So there are a number of them. What's worse is the justification for allowing the cheaters to have their way, which is simply...money.jimboston wrote:How?Funkyterrance wrote:Unfortunately a lot of people are caught as multis and continue to be respected by the rest of the cc community.
Why?
I don't understand.
What could be the possible justification for creating a multi?
None of these "reasons" seem like a valid justification to me.Woodruff wrote:There are many. If you're a freemium like me, perhaps you want more games, for instance (rather than the limit of 4). Another for premiums might be that it allows you to practice on a particular map without the risk of your precious points. So there are a number of them. What's worse is the justification for allowing the cheaters to have their way, which is simply...money.jimboston wrote:How?Funkyterrance wrote:Unfortunately a lot of people are caught as multis and continue to be respected by the rest of the cc community.
Why?
I don't understand.
What could be the possible justification for creating a multi?
for hamburgers.Army of GOD wrote:I think he's asking why someone would make a multi.
I don't know...fame? fortune? for the ladies?
First of all, you didn't ask for "valid" justifications...you asked for "possible" justifications.jimboston wrote:None of these "reasons" seem like a valid justification to me.Woodruff wrote:There are many. If you're a freemium like me, perhaps you want more games, for instance (rather than the limit of 4). Another for premiums might be that it allows you to practice on a particular map without the risk of your precious points. So there are a number of them. What's worse is the justification for allowing the cheaters to have their way, which is simply...money.jimboston wrote:How?Funkyterrance wrote:Unfortunately a lot of people are caught as multis and continue to be respected by the rest of the cc community.
Why?
I don't understand.
What could be the possible justification for creating a multi?
I agree...yet it is a common reason for multis to exist.jimboston wrote:If you're Freemium and want more games... PAY!
I agree...yet it is a common reason for multis to exist.jimboston wrote:Regarding points and ranking... I don't understand why anyone really cares. I don't give a flying f*ck about my points or ranking. I play for fun.
lackattack seems to feel that rules aren't important when there is money to be made.jimboston wrote:The FIRST RULE on this site is NO MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS... finding out that that rule is just BS and hot air makes me sad and mad.
I give you a hamburgerBigBallinStalin wrote:for hamburgers.Army of GOD wrote:I think he's asking why someone would make a multi.
I don't know...fame? fortune? for the ladies?
