Originally posted by cludiWord up.
There's always been a fine balance between quick action and the risk af banning innocent players. I believe it worked well when the game moderators excisted although we found that in several cases the time from the evidence presented to the actual banning was way too long...
Originally posted by cludiVery true..
There's always been a fine balance between quick action and the risk af banning innocent players. I believe it worked well when the game moderators excisted although we found that in several cases the time from the evidence presented to the actual banning was way too long...
This is way too long..
That's why the rumours started spreading I guess..
And when those rumours are there, Site Admins should deal with that quickly..
Either to state that the evidence was not sufficient and protect an innocent player.. or to apply the rules when evidence is sufficient..
To remain silent is not benefitting any party involved..
Originally posted by cludiOk, I can not judge that, I haven't been there from the beginning..
I'm not so sure about that...
Only heard about it by the end of February.. so for me it started when the rumour was already there..
Still I think it's needed that Site Admins open up on the case:
Either to state that the evidence was not sufficient and protect an innocent player.. or to apply the rules when evidence is sufficient..
Originally posted by kingcolemkThat would be cheating, but if there is no engine involved, impossible to proof.
I have played in a number of games where a player suddenly seems to be playing at a much higher skill level. Not necessarily by using an engine, but I felt maybe a better player had taken over the game.
Is this acceptable or is it also regarded as cheating ?
Originally posted by kingcolemkIt is cheating if indeed true. But most likely what happens is that the other guy realised he's in a tough spot and wised up. It happens to all of us. A couple of bad moves and then it hit us. So now it's time to play real hard and try to make the best of it.
I have played in a number of games where a player suddenly seems to be playing at a much higher skill level. Not necessarily by using an engine, but I felt maybe a better player had taken over the game.
Is this acceptable or is it also regarded as cheating ?
Originally posted by kingcolemkI've had games where I was so drunk I couldn't remember moving in them the next day, and I've had games where I spent more than an hour on a single move. For an opponents view that hardly seems like the same guy.
I have played in a number of games where a player suddenly seems to be playing at a much higher skill level. Not necessarily by using an engine, but I felt maybe a better player had taken over the game.
Is this acceptable or is it also regarded as cheating ?
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Originally posted by cludiWell this is ironic...
There's always been a fine balance between quick action and the risk af banning innocent players. I believe it worked well when the game moderators excisted although we found that in several cases the time from the evidence presented to the actual banning was way too long...