I am writing about the prevalence of cheating, specifically multi-accounting in comp games. I'm pretty sure it's higher than ever, and honestly it is too time-consuming to research and draft reports on these idiots. They are getting clever by using fake personas and weird as f** language (obviously distinct from any other player at the table). It's funny when they accidentally break character (i.e. in 3way their lines suddenly become legible; overnight they turn into experienced players with magical towntell). It also makes the game REALLY depressing if you wind up mafia with the cheater's thrower account.
If you're playing competitively, lookout for accounts that just surpassed 1500 points and have weak win rates, and numerous suicides. Don't bother with a shady looking table, and just play with quality people because there are loads out there!
i hate sachy. sachy is trash. sachy's entire run as a moderator and subsequent admin is a scarring blemish on the face of this website's otherwise rich history.
Unlawfully banned on 8/21/2013. I legitimately trophy run and get banned for 3 "supposedly" suspicious games based completely around conjecture and bias. Congratulations on banning someone innocent Sachy, you're a truly upstanding admin.
The favorite moment of my life was outting Kennedy as a cheater. Never will I forget him asking me to cheat on MSN messenger when he was the clear on 3 way and then me swearing on our friendship to him that the town was mafia to ruin his trophy "run".
Arcbell are you the expert in find cheating? Hahaha.. PAstebain by arcbell: you killd cop 4 times on 500 games n1 you must be cheating with cop so you knew it was him n1 cheater.obviously on red hearts fancy pants.
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Drjackshepard, Anthony, Kennedy, and countless others that I don't remember
I agree with this.. there is no perm solution. what I mean is the chances of there being cheaters in a carefully selected table must drop somewhat. you mentioned anthony (which I know was only an example to get your point across) but he's a close friend of mine, and i know him to be extremely honest. what I love about him is that he's the type to blame himself for losses and break down how he could have played differently to win. in that sense he's a rarity, and i'd jump to play at any table with him!
