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WallBiter · 26 Oct 2009, 17:50

JBG-

No, they do not care. No, they do not think it is a problem.

Frankly, in a game where the person/galaxy/ally which finds the cheapest way to stack the odds against other players wins, and clear cut cheating is difficult, if not semi-impossible to establish (but for those that are watched for any infraction from pre-ticks), I'm surprised there is actually an issue of who polices the game.

As for Judge, why not consider the opposite? If you see (after his initial "powerless" round, ofc) an increase in the deletion/reprimanding of those considered a "turd eating lith piece of trash", then get an awe-inspiring show of support and get him removed.

26 Oct 2009, 17:50	#28
WallBiter The Holy Fool Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Terra Firma Posts: 26	Re: How exactly are new multihunters picked? JBG- No, they do not care. No, they do not think it is a problem. Frankly, in a game where the person/galaxy/ally which finds the cheapest way to stack the odds against other players wins, and clear cut cheating is difficult, if not semi-impossible to establish (but for those that are watched for any infraction from pre-ticks), I'm surprised there is actually an issue of who polices the game. As for Judge, why not consider the opposite? If you see (after his initial "powerless" round, ofc) an increase in the deletion/reprimanding of those considered a "turd eating lith piece of trash", then get an awe-inspiring show of support and get him removed.