Moderators: Multi Hunters, Cheating/Abuse Team
Lollercaustfirth4eva wrote:It's ok. I've taken care of it. Let' bring this guy to justice.deltaray wrote:One of the other players that I've noticed fall into the same pattern as KLOBBER is firth4eva. Nobody seems to have ever reported firth4eva for cheating.
http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... =5&t=48798
Wayne wrote:Wow, with a voice like that Dancing Mustard must get all the babes!
Garth wrote:Yeah, I bet he's totally studly and buff.
Wayne wrote:Wow, with a voice like that Dancing Mustard must get all the babes!
Garth wrote:Yeah, I bet he's totally studly and buff.
Actually, Its not really my goal to pick on KLOBBER specifically. I don't get offended by his name calling, etc. I can take it and brush it off. My real goal is to make sure that the admins realize that cheating is trivial if you know what you are doing and it may not be possible to completely detect it. And there are definately a lot of people out there willing to cheat for what looks like a completely stupid reason to us. Their goal is usually to cheat the system, not necessarily other players. Some of the moderators seem to outright say that "X player is NOT cheating". I think they should just admit that they cannot prove it or not. Sometimes they do say that.oVo wrote:Previously KLOBBER was only FOUND GUILTY of being a complete & total idiot and a tool. This one has already proven him to be the Queen of Deadbeat Recruits and a liar, since no moderator has ever announced to this forum that he possesses superior intelligence or strategy.
His game list is truely a bizarre sight for a player with the rank of Brigadier, when you consider his 35% winrate and the now documented fact that he has difficulty winning any game with players above the rank of Cadet. Looking closer at his games makes you wonder why he even plays at all, since it's obvious that a good competitive match is a rare event for him and apparently not something he actively seeks.
If this foul mouthed idiot turns out to be even more pathetic than many here already believe him to be, and is abusing the system just to boost his rank? I hope you figure it out and bust him deltaray. But KLOBBER is so inconsequencial that I doubt it's worth your time or energy to persue. Maybe putting him on your ignore list is a better solution. Just forget him and leave him to revel in his "abilities" as he dominates his deadbeat recruits.
You can always frop these games if they haven't started yet...deltaray wrote:
Unfortunately for me and maybe this proves everyone's point, I'm not too fond of FOW games and will probably lose a few ranks because of these games.
What the f*ck are you talking about? Seriously? KLOBBER was doing way before me. I even used to join some of those games.Teutonics wrote:The only valid data that can be analyzed are the past games that have been played. A good test would be to look at the average % of new recruits that join Klobber's games versus the average percentages that join games started by other people. A search on finished, Circus Max, 8-player, casual games revealed that Klobber, firth4eva, Jnd94, & marco130671 all had much higher %'s of new recruits versus those games started by other people.
Oddly enough, Firth4eva has been the one who has been abusing the system much more profoundly and for a longer period of time. His percentages are incredibly high. Klobber is just the latest one to start doing it.
Yes, a few of us discussed in private that KLOBBER could cover his tracks by having his auto accounts join my games. We were worried about giving him that idea. However, I have kinda mixed feelings about the whole thing now. I can see what people mean about just having your FOW game at the top of the list makes newbies join. It does seem like they slowly trickle in. People can be really deceptive when they want to be, so there are any number of plausible conspiracies that we can discuss, but in the end we probably couldn't prove any of them.Teutonics wrote:Don't worry -- you wont lose points in the test.
The problem is that you can't perform the test under controlled circumstances. To skew your results & help beat the rap one of the guys that uses a cheat program (as I described) could easily fill out your games with new recruits. I expect that they'll play the same as the they do in Klobber's games & deadbeat.
You likely won't lose points, but gain them
It was a mistake to announce that you were running a test. Otherwise, you might have been able to get by with it, w/o anyone realizing what you were doing. I'm sorry, but your results are already tainted.
you need to take it one step further. only analyse games that were on the first page.Teutonics wrote:The only valid data that can be analyzed are the past games that have been played. A good test would be to look at the average % of new recruits that join Klobber's games versus the average percentages that join games started by other people. A search on finished, Circus Max, 8-player, casual games revealed that Klobber, firth4eva, Jnd94, & marco130671 all had much higher %'s of new recruits versus those games started by other people.
Oddly enough, Firth4eva has been the one who has been abusing the system much more profoundly and for a longer period of time. His percentages are incredibly high. Klobber is just the latest one to start doing it.
Or you know, you could just stop being an asshole about it all. How's that?scarface99x wrote:Well an easy way to tell is if you can block those players listed from that particular map. Then if the noobs follow to other maps it is a dead give away. Either way then it would end it cause it would either be a banning or no more chance to inflate points with fake accounts.