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Thread: dbmb has been removed from OCF24 Sep 2015, 15:39 PM Jump back to quoted post24 Sep 2015, 15:06 PMA Cuddly Teddy Bear How did they find out haha, I am getting curious. Relic made an announcement that they were wiping wins for map hacking. Raz's wins all disappeared. People put two and two together. Unless you meant how did they find out who he was. The short version, he told people. In: Operation Charlie Fox
Thread: dbmb has been removed from OCF24 Sep 2015, 14:52 PM Jump back to quoted post24 Sep 2015, 14:21 PMBlackHooligan how is his playercard wiped when u can see him in top 10 ladder? i dont get that His old account, Raz was stat wiped by relic as punishment for map hacking in automatch. He then made a new account dbmb. At first to hide the fact that he was Raz, but then everyone found out. In: Operation Charlie Fox
Thread: dbmb has been removed from OCF24 Sep 2015, 13:27 PM Jump back to quoted post24 Sep 2015, 13:10 PMcr4wler let me put it this way: have you ever checked all the relic forum members for multi-accounting? i'm fairly certain that at some point all those accounts have posted from the same ip... there's a multitude of ways for a big amount of users to have the same ip address, proxy servers being one of them. proxy servers also are a means to bypass ip bans fairly easily. Yes as far as I know relic has a single public IP address, at least from what I've seen. And I know how PAT/NAT works, the fact of the matter remains that he openly admitted to being Raz. I even have it screenshot at home if people still don't believe. But the odds of two different users logging in from the same ip back to back and both those users happening to be Raz & dbmb and them being different people is astronomically low. Plus both would have to be on the same ISP, in the same area... That's a lot of coincidences. You're assuming that there are two different people that both play coh2, live in the same area, use the same ISP, both are under investigation for cheating/having cheated, one openly admits to being the other and yet they're not the same person... I don't buy it. In: Operation Charlie Fox
Thread: dbmb has been removed from OCF24 Sep 2015, 13:03 PM Jump back to quoted post24 Sep 2015, 12:53 PMcr4wler i, for example, know for a fact that the IP i have is being used by tens of thousands of users at the same time. if only one of those users decides to pick up coh2 and create a coh2.org account, i run the risk of getting banned for multi accounts. so just to make sure... dbmb was removed because multi account... and razh has been temp banned? What the heck kind of ISP do you have that is giving your IP address to tens of thousands of people? I'm not sure that's right. Unless you're all behind some mega router with amazing NAT/PAT capabilities... In: Operation Charlie Fox
Thread: dbmb has been removed from OCF24 Sep 2015, 12:53 PM Jump back to quoted post24 Sep 2015, 12:47 PMm00nch1ld Thats exactly what it means. You cheat once you should get lifetime ban. Once a cheater always a cheater. There should be zero tolerance for cheaters. This exactly. I'll let the admins chime in on your question though @burts. In: Operation Charlie Fox
Thread: dbmb has been removed from OCF24 Sep 2015, 12:36 PM Jump back to quoted post24 Sep 2015, 12:23 PMcr4wler not saying he didn't have multiple accounts... but was there any evidence BESIDES the IP addresses? i don't think i have to explain how flawed recognition via ip address is. Oh boy this thread is open... Anyways... How is recognition by IP address flawed? Unless some one else was purposely spoofing his IP address or something goofy. Besides, dbmb openly admitted that he was razh. Hell, dbmb stood for "don't ban me bro" because razh had been stat wiped. In: Operation Charlie Fox
Thread: Hackers or just BL?23 Sep 2015, 23:51 PM Jump back to quoted post23 Sep 2015, 22:26 PMtuvok basically what your signature says? Precisely In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Hackers or just BL?23 Sep 2015, 22:23 PM 99% chance it was just bad luck. Keep their names in mind in case it happens numerous times with the same exact people though. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: After OCF what's next?23 Sep 2015, 22:16 PM Hopefully more tournaments. Would be awesome to keep the competitive scene going with another event, even if it has a smaller prize pool (or no prize pool). The more competitive events that people partake in, the more likely the competitive scene is to grow. More competitive events = more activity from top players on the ladder = more reason for top players to ladder = more replays/streams/etc = more exposure blah blah For anyone interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jX9hbbA-WP4 ^ This documentary is amazing and really displays the amount of work/dedication a community has to put in in order for their game to become an eSport. The DoTA 2 documentary also does a good job of showing this: http://www.freetoplaythemovie.com/ Both are definitely worth the watch and show how a developer can't just throw money at a game... it has to start in the community. In: Lobby
Thread: [2v2] Clan Clash16 Sep 2015, 22:05 PM Clan name: Remember the Name Clan Tag: RtN Player names: CieZ and Lemon Steam ID's: Ciez - 76561197995165748 Lemon - 76561198033238650 Preferred Map (see map list in the official announcement): Rails and Metal Link to clan logo (if you have one): In: One4One