Moderators: Multi Hunters, Cheating/Abuse Team
Of course sir, right away sir.Belgian Blue wrote:I must ask you to kick them out.
drunkmonkey wrote:I honestly wonder why anyone becomes a mod on this site. You're the whiniest bunch of players imaginable.
Ron Burgundy wrote:Why don't you go back to your home on Whore Island?
Multi is not the complaint. Secret Diplomacy is. These partners should really only be playing team games together, as most long time partners should, instead of against each other and avoid the appearance/temptation of favoritism.jackal31 wrote:these 2 have been pairing together for as long as I can remember....I have never known or suspected them to be multi's
drunkmonkey wrote:I'm filing a C&A report right now. Its nice because they have a drop-down for "jefjef".

And if you put up 25 next to me, I'd take it out before a smaller stack, too!!! Large stack, "THREAT!" small stack, "don't go this way and I won't go yours."Belgian Blue wrote:If I put up a stack of 25 green takes it out eventhough yellow has much smaller stacks neighbouring. He also leaves it with 1 troop (we are in that loop now) for yellow to get an easy spoil. No one waste the troops to take out that size of stacks and then leaves them for the game leader just to cash in.

True. It's also not uncommon for good partners/friends + clan mates to favor each other even if unintentionally. It's also not uncommon for players to target the highest rank even if strategically unsound and to the point of it losing them the game.jackal31 wrote:I have to agree with Stahr here....its not that uncommon for someone to knock out a stack.....I would consider it a potential threat.
drunkmonkey wrote:I'm filing a C&A report right now. Its nice because they have a drop-down for "jefjef".
I would have to agree that it could look suspicious if you are looking for a secret diplomacy. I am sure i could come up with quite a few games that i could probably make a case for it easily if i wanted to and was looking for it... even against higher ranks.jefjef wrote:True. It's also not uncommon for good partners/friends + clan mates to favor each other even if unintentionally. It's also not uncommon for players to target the highest rank even if strategically unsound and to the point of it losing them the game.jackal31 wrote:I have to agree with Stahr here....its not that uncommon for someone to knock out a stack.....I would consider it a potential threat.
I totally disagree.Belgian Blue wrote:This is why I choose "other" not "secret diplomacy". Probably they dont send mail to each other but is clear they choose to play in a way they wouldnt have played if they didnt know each other. I can agree that it is unlucky for them to end up in the same game in this tournament but even more unlucky for me...
I stand corrected.Belgian Blue wrote:Problem is that you mix the players up. The clan member that knows the special rule and holds Paris is not part of it. It is the other 2 (members of the same clan...)
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Have you ever left a few single regions instead of any stack?Belgian Blue wrote:Ok let me elaborate a bit I have put up small stacks I have put up large stacks and green uses the same behavoiur every time. Yellow has stacks (what I can see) in the same size. And my stacks is not the size that they are a threat to green. The context is also that yellow holds 2 bonus area which are in conjunction with green and he have never brokken them.
