Introducing [Mod] matches

GTIDigger50 wrote: »

Would you like to know a more reliable way?

you'll kick yourself that you didn't think of it first. xD

create a 16 slot room.......this next bit is important.....Invite at least 9 like-minded friends......enjoy your game.

Do you really believe that only people that come to this forum will know the password?

Do you really believe that everybody READING this forum is honourable?

Why do you think having [MOD] in the room name will result in a room with the majority honourable players?

So if i'm in room with you and i get 8 headshots 0 deaths, your gonna kick me because i must be a hacker right?

How about, killing invisible ghosts at the other side of the map with you watching me but due to ping differences I see the ghost move especially if it's just a little flash, you don't see it......I must be a hacker right?

That is what the other guy said. However, I don't have 9 friends that are always on, or that want to come sit in the same room, ectectect.

As for the password, let me try restating it: I don't give a flying **** if everyone in the world knows it. If I wanted to keep people out, I'd never have chosen a password that is part of the room name! Much less posted it on the forums! However, having to enter those three characters into a text box WILL clue you in to the fact that this isn't just another pub match. That is the point of the password.

No, not everyone is honorable, I've seen plently of examples of that. However, you keep forgetting the key point. [mod] matches aren't about total honesty. (If you want that, go scrim with your same, boring 9 friends. See how long it keeps you satisfied...) Mod matches are about MORE honesty than public matches.

There is no guarantee that players will behave differently, but for some reason that I can't figure out, I'm inclined to trust humanity a little.

With the hacker thing, you're putting words in my mouth. I never said a high KDR was grounds for a kick. Nor did I say a single cross map ghost shot is grounds. I've done both of those many times. Hell, I kill ghosts half a map away because they slash their weapons. But, you can tell I'm not hacking because I don't hit them immediately.

For example, chammers run straight up to ghosts and knife them right between the eyes. A legit player, even though he or she knifes the ghost, will pause and PP or "knife spray" around to find the ghost first. That kind of thing is very noticeable to any watching teammate. Sure, you might get lucky, but if you're constantly running up to ghosts and accurately stabbing them without pause, yes, I (and the GMs) would say you DO hack.

The point I was making is that most hackers are quite obvious. How do you think GMs ban them by replays (do NOT argue that GM's don't look at replays. They do.)

If you and your 9 friends want to have perfect matches, go right ahead. If (when) you get bored, feel free to join a [mod] match.