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Does he? Would make my earlier post bullshit.betiko wrote:lol
the other funny dude is narutoserigala from TOP who foes everyone who beats him.
Looking at the evidence that Donelladan is not enough, you should also look at the invites PaulatPeace has sent(its irrelevant if they are accepted or not) to players he does not know. For example I have him on my ban list because he sent me invites on maps I dont know, and that happened multiple times. I dont have the game numbers but that should be easily accessible info.Evil Semp wrote:Going to take a look at this.

I would sayriskllama wrote:so, to clarify :
farming = inviting (?)new recruits
ranching = inviting low rankers
is this correct?



I fail to understand how this is different of what GLG was doing.king achilles wrote: No clear rules have been broken here. High ranked players or decent ranked players should know what they are getting into once they get invited. If the invitation was clear enough to tell what is going to happen, then accepting that invite, as a high ranked player, you are also liable for taking it.
This is exactly, word for word what PaulatPeace is doing. I can't see a single difference in the described fact above and what has PaulatPeace be doing.Gen.LeeGettinhed was banned for 1 month as per the situation guidelines for Gross Abuse of Game, which is a major offence. The unofficial term for the particular problem is "Ranching". Simply speaking, it is the case of someone abusing the game by purposefully inviting people who have no experience with certain settings to guarantee a win.
Now, it isn't the fact that he is making these games that resulted in this. It is the fact that he would purposely seek out players with little to no experience on the maps, create the games, and invite them to private matches. This was under the guise of limiting losses, but regardless of the reason, it is still a gross abuse of our gaming system. People will say other players do this. Other players will start games, multiple ones, on maps that they are good at. I myself start 10+ Poland games whenever I get the urge to, as I feel it is my strongest map. But they do not purposely hunt down players who don't understand the maps and invite them under the guise of education, whether there was education or not. Again, this is abusing our system. After examining the situation, it was decided that this indeed did qualify as a Gross Abuse, and the infraction was handed down as per our guidelines. Any questions or comments (within reason), feel free to post in here. The same rules I posted earlier apply though: I won't tolerate any flaming, baiting, or anything of the sort. Keep the remarks clean. Thank you.
This idea that because you have a high rank you are supposed to know everything about CC astonish me.king achilles wrote:If the invitation was clear enough to tell what is going to happen, then accepting that invite, as a high ranked player, you are also liable for taking it.
I believe CC already had to face this in the past, GLG, and the decision made was the correct one, this is a gross abuse.king achilles wrote: Nonetheless, as I mentioned in my 2nd sentence of this post, this practice also opens up a door on how do we resolve this so as not to affect the website and the Clan world in the long run.

Is it allright to do what is described on this quote ?The unofficial term for the particular problem is "Ranching". Simply speaking, it is the case of someone abusing the game by purposefully inviting people who have no experience with certain settings to guarantee a win.
Now, it isn't the fact that he is making these games that resulted in this. It is the fact that he would purposely seek out players with little to no experience on the maps, create the games, and invite them to private matches. This was under the guise of limiting losses, but regardless of the reason, it is still a gross abuse of our gaming system. People will say other players do this. Other players will start games, multiple ones, on maps that they are good at. I myself start 10+ Poland games whenever I get the urge to, as I feel it is my strongest map. But they do not purposely hunt down players who don't understand the maps and invite them under the guise of education, whether there was education or not. Again, this is abusing our system. After examining the situation, it was decided that this indeed did qualify as a Gross Abuse, and the infraction was handed down as per our guidelines. Any questions or comments (within reason), feel free to post in here. The same rules I posted earlier apply though: I won't tolerate any flaming, baiting, or anything of the sort. Keep the remarks clean. Thank you.
Oopsie, I thought KA post was verdict.Donelladan wrote:It is still pending EW. He might still get noted or warned.


Done I'm not comparing myself to anything just giving examples. But you are comparing this to the glg case. There are loads of differences.Donelladan wrote:Stop comparing yourself with everyone else eddie2. You have 15 000 games played.
